We engaged in an in-depth conversation with Ambassador Dina Mufti examining the evolving strategic landscape surrounding Ethiopia, the fragmentation within TPLF hardline elements, & the posture of Isaias Afwerki’s Eritrean regime. Stay tuned for the full interview.
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