The Culture of June 20  Temesgen Tesfamariam Asmara, Eritrea   June 20 is Eritrea’s Martyrs Day, which has been celebrated since 1991. The date was selected because of its historic significance during the thirty years of bitter-armed struggle. In 1982, the EPLF paid a heavy price during More...

Many statesmen of western civilization have bisected the world along good and evil. And they always think as if the west is the harvester of the good and the rest of the world as cultivators of evil. If we turn over the pages in history, the war between the Spartans and Persian is depicted as the More...

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The Young People's Front For Democracy and Justice (YPFDJ) is a youth movement of Eritrean youth from the diaspora and within Eritrea working to build a strong conscious and Patriotic youth who will carry on the torch of those who paid dear price to gain independence and respect for the nation of More...

Eritrea has faced many challenges in the past and is still facing tremendous obstacles in its young history.  It has been criticized on many fronts including human rights, democracy, freedom of press and slew of other subject matters.  On top of these criticisms comes a shuddersome attempt by the More...

On Sunday, June 22nd the Atl-YPFDJ successfully conducted its 1st Annual YPFDJ Barbecue.  The event was a great success highlighting the strives YPFDJ has made in order to make a positive impact on the local Eritrean population.  With food, drink and music available for all ages the event was More...