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The Geopolitics of Ports: Re-evaluating Economic Interdependence in the Horn of Africa

When Ethiopia’s prime minister revived his call for sea access in early 2024, regional headlines lit up overnight. It was not just about trade...

Red Sea Ambitions: Ethiopia’s Assertive Posturing and Its Geopolitical Consequences

Ethiopia’s embattled Prime Minister, Abiy Ahmed—who garnered a Nobel Peace Prize under contentious and arguably premature circumstances—now seems to be adopting the hardline tactics...

Horn of Africa’s Pride: Mohamed Ali Yousef Leads the African Union

Saturday February 15, 2025, In a historic moment for the Horn of Africa and the broader East African region, Mohamed Ali Yousef has been...

Guantanamo 2.0? Why Somalia Must Reject Ethiopia’s Push for a Dangerous Lease

In 1903, a deal was struck between the United States and Cuba that would leave an enduring mark on international relations. The agreement gave...

Ethiopia’s Plan for the Red Sea: A Looming Threat to Regional Stability

The Ethiopian strategy in the Red Sea is an increasing threat to the countries of the Red Sea coast. Ethiopia has pursued its long-term...

China’s Military Intervention in Africa

Africa has become a critical arena for China's military and security strategy beyond its border. The establishment of the PLA overseas base in Djibouti...

What Trump’s 2024 Presidency Means for the Horn of Africa

With Donald Trump’s return to the White House in 2024, the Horn of Africa faces new and profound challenges. The Horn views this shift...

Djibouti’s Alleged Ties to Iranian Proxies Stir Global Concerns Amid Red Sea Crisis

Djibouti, a small but strategically significant country located at the southern entrance of the Red Sea, has been drawing attention over its support for...

Strategic Significance of Djibouti: A Geopolitical Playground for Global Powers

Djibouti, a diminutive nation, is situated in one of the most advantageous geographical positions on the planet. Strategically, the location is ideal for a...

Reducing Electricity and Telecommunications Costs in Djibouti Could Boost Growth and Add Jobs

Djibouti has achieved remarkable economic growth over the past two decades, driven by strategic infrastructure investments, its advantageous location, and political stability in a...

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