The Latest Breaking News from Eritrea

As one of the world’s most repressive countries marks 30 years of independence, festivals held by Eritrea’s diaspora in Europe and North America have been attacked by exiles that the regime dismisses as “asylum scum.”

Clashes were latest in string of global skirmishes that have drawn scrutiny to human rights abuses in Eritrea

Despite a peace deal last November, Eritrean troops remain in some border areas, and the Irob community is paying the price

Opponents of Eritrean government tore down tents and set cars on fire, with ‘around 100’ people arrested

Swedish media are reporting that an Eritrea-themed cultural festival in Stockholm took a turbulent turn when about a thousand anti-Eritrean government protesters stormed the event

The Eritrean was among the favourites for the men’s elite road race in Glasgow but has withdrawn after the Home Office reportedly denied him an entry visa

Intermarché rider to rest-up as fellow Eritrean riders struggle to obtain UK visa to race in Glasgow

Awet Aman, the Eritrean national road race champion, to ride stage 16 time trial route on single speed Qhubeka bike as part of ‘Qhubeka Day’ at French Grand Tour

Ethiopia and Eritrea are historical adversaries, though their troops fought alongside each other in the war in Tigray.

German police say several officers were injured and dozens of people were detained Saturday during unrest at an Eritrean cultural event in the western city of Giessen

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