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US Sanctions: The U.S. Treasury removed Eritrea-related sanctions tied to the expired 2021 Ethiopia/Tigray emergency, delisting the Eritrean Defense Forces, the ruling PFDJ, Hidri Trust and the Red Sea Trading Corporation, plus senior official Hagos Ghebrehiwet—moves Eritrea welcomed as a “gesture” after years of damage. Red Sea Trade Risk: The timing is linked to renewed focus on the Bab el-Mandeb as Houthi pressure in Yemen raises shipping and insurance costs, with Eritrea’s Assab and coastline close to the chokepoint. Regional Security Watch: Separate reporting highlights how Somalia’s security support is also shifting as UN-backed missions face drawdowns, raising questions about what comes next for stability in the Horn. Sports & Talent: Eritrean runner Dawit Seare won the 5km at the World Road Running Championships in Copenhagen, while South Africa’s Pitso Mosimane returned to lead Bafana Bafana, underscoring Eritrea’s growing visibility beyond business headlines.

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World’s largest economy joins Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Israel in battle for Red Sea influence as it lifts sanctions on Eritrea despite its role in Ethiopia war that killed 600,000

World’s largest economy joins Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Israel in battle for Red Sea influence as it lifts sanctions on Eritrea despite its role in Ethiopia war that killed 600,000

US lifts sanctions targeting Eritrea’s governing party and the military

US lifts sanctions targeting Eritrea’s governing party and the military


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