Is a new war looming in the Horn of Africa?
By DW
18 November 2023 |
5:02 pm
Ethiopia and Eritrea made peace in 2018, formally ending their border conflict. But control of the Assab port which serves both countries is sparking new tensions with fears it could lead to a fresh dispute.
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