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The 27 pages that link to Eritrea, each with the reason it gives.

• Scramble for AfricaRelated: Its conquest illustrates Italy's colonial expansion alongside its failed attempt to subdue Ethiopia.

• Ethiopian EmpireRelated: Its incorporation and resistance became a major challenge to the late empire.

• EthiopiaRelated: Their border and political relationship have been shaped by war, independence, and later rapprochement.

• Second Sudanese Civil WarRelated: Its shifting relations with Khartoum affected cross-border support and regional military pressure.

• Italian East AfricaRelated: The established Italian colony became one of the possession’s three constituent territories.

• DjiboutiRelated: Eritrea shares Djibouti’s northern frontier and access to the Red Sea region.

• Treaty of WuchaleRelated: The treaty addressed territorial relations near Italy’s Eritrean colony.

• Italian ArmyRelated: Eritrea became Italy’s first major African colony and a base for military expansion.

• InjeraRelated: Injera is a familiar staple in Eritrean food traditions.

• Ras Alula EngidaRelated: Alula’s governorship and military campaigns centered on territory later incorporated into Eritrea.

• TeffRelated: Teff is also grown and eaten in Eritrea.

• TigrinyaRelated: Eritrea is a principal country where Tigrinya is spoken and an official working language.

• African wild assRelated: Eritrea holds part of the African wild ass’s remaining range.

• Italo-Ethiopian WarRelated: Italian expansion there brought its forces into direct contact with Ethiopia.

• Kassala StateRelated: Kassala State shares its eastern border with Eritrea.

• AfarRelated: Afar is spoken in Eritrea, especially in its southern and coastal areas.

• Bab al-Mandab StraitRelated: Its coast lies along the western approach to the strait.