Abstract
ABSTRACT The recent Ethio-Eritrean rapprochement is a significant political step toward transforming the two countries’ and the region’s lengthy wars and hostilities into amicable relations. The rapprochement was expected to bring an end to the Ethio-Eritrean disputes that had destabilized the Horn for over two decades. By employing qualitative research approach, the article explores the perils of Ethio-Eritrean rapprochement. The findings indicated that the challenges includes the issues of un-demarcated boundary, the excluded voices of stakeholders during the Pretoria agreement, enmity between the TPLF and the PFDJ, and the divided Red Sea Alliance are among the overwhelming challenges.
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