http://www.eritrea.co.uk Site News daily 1 2006-02-13T17:37:40Z http://www.eritrea.co.uk/test-news news No publisher smarcos 2007-04-07T19:03:14Z News Item http://www.eritrea.co.uk/house_of_lords-1/questions_and_answers_dec_2006 No publisher smarcos 2006-12-15T08:45:39Z News Item http://www.eritrea.co.uk/books-for-eritrea/book-donors-list No publisher smarcos 2006-07-31T19:09:23Z News Item http://www.eritrea.co.uk/newsitems/eritrea-rejects-ethiopia-border-commission-proposals 16 June 2006 By Katie Nguyen No publisher smarcos 2006-08-22T14:56:57Z News Item http://www.eritrea.co.uk/newsitems/ethiopia-eritrea-talks-unclear 15/06/2006 No publisher smarcos 2006-06-15T12:49:01Z News Item http://www.eritrea.co.uk/newsitems/eritrea-ethiopia-trade-blame-for-un-force-reduction June 1, 2006 AFP ASMARA -- Archrival Horn of Africa neighbors Eritrea and Ethiopia on Thursday traded blame for the UN Security Council's decision to reduce by about a third the peacekeeping mission monitoring their tense border. No publisher smarcos 2006-06-01T20:08:19Z News Item http://www.eritrea.co.uk/newsitems/peacekeeping-force-in-ethiopia-and-eritrea-trimmed Thu 1 Jun 2006 By Irwin Arieff (Reuters) The U.N. Security Council voted on Wednesday to trim its peacekeeping force in Ethiopia and Eritrea to 2,300 troops from the current 3,300, irritating the United States, which wanted deeper cutbacks. No publisher smarcos 2006-06-01T20:06:00Z News Item http://www.eritrea.co.uk/newsitems/eritrea-s-afwerki-blames-us-for-ethiopia-border-tensions May 24, 2006 (AFP) - Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki held responsible the United States for the continuing stalemate over his country's tense border with arch-rival Ethiopia. No publisher smarcos 2006-05-25T22:20:50Z News Item http://www.eritrea.co.uk/newsitems/us-renews-call-for-downgrading-un-mission-on-eritrea-ethiopia-border May 22, 2006 (AFP)- US Ambassador John Bolton on Monday renewed his call for downsizing to an observer mission the UN peacekeeping force monitoring the disputed Ethiopian-Eritrean border. No publisher smarcos 2006-05-23T07:12:18Z News Item http://www.eritrea.co.uk/newsitems/un-mulls-troops-cutting-to-push-eritrea-ethiopia-for-peace Sudan Tribune, May 22, 2006 (UNITED NATIONS)— The United States on Monday proposed cutting troops from the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Eritrea and Ethiopia as a way to pressure the rivals into settling their border at last, diplomats said. No publisher smarcos 2006-05-23T07:19:18Z News Item http://www.eritrea.co.uk/newsitems/eritrea-ethiopia-trade-blame-for-failure-of-border-talks AFP, 19 May 2006 Arch-rival Horn of Africa neighbours Ethiopia and Eritrea blamed each other on Friday for the failure of talks aimed at ending the deadlock over their tense border that many fear could spark a new war. No publisher smarcos 2006-05-19T16:31:52Z News Item http://www.eritrea.co.uk/newsitems/un-to-halve-eritrea-ethiopia-force-after-border-talks-fail AFP ASMARA 19/05/2006 The United Nations plans to halve its peacekeeping force on the tense border between Ethiopia and Eritrea after talks this week failed to break a deadlock between the arch-foes, diplomats have said. The move to reduce the number of troops in the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE) from 3,000 to 1,500 comes after the two east African countries refused to back down at two days of discussions in London, they said. No publisher smarcos 2006-05-19T22:23:32Z News Item http://www.eritrea.co.uk/newsitems/no-progress-ethiopia-eritrea-put-the-blame-on-the-other eitb, 19/05/2006 An official in Ethiopia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the next meeting would be on June 15. Talks between Ethiopia and Eritrea on resuming the demarcation of their common border ended without any progress, with each side putting the blame on the other on Thursday. No publisher smarcos 2006-05-19T16:32:26Z News Item http://www.eritrea.co.uk/newsitems/slight-progress-over-horn-border BBC, 18 May 2006 Talks between Ethiopia and Eritrea held over their disputed border appear to have achieved a small breakthrough. At Wednesday's talks in London, Ethiopia has dropped its precondition that further talks be held before demarcation can go ahead. No publisher smarcos 2006-05-19T16:32:53Z News Item http://www.eritrea.co.uk/newsitems/horn-foes-meet-for-border-talks BBC, 17 May 2006 The governments of Ethiopia and Eritrea are being represented at talks in London over their disputed border. The United States has been heavily involved in trying to end the deadlock over the issue, and is joined at the talks by United Nations officials. No publisher smarcos 2006-05-19T16:30:59Z News Item