Eritrea appears, in recent years, to be making diplomatic strides. Within the United Nations in particular, the country has ...
Deputy Director, FDRE Institute of Foreign Affairs In the theatre of Ethiopian affairs, Eritrea has long occupied the ...
The alleged al Shabaab fighters among Houthi casualties on Yemen's western coast could reignite debate about the nature of ...
The Red Sea Axis article, “Why Somalia's Military Rise Sparked an Anti-Türkiye Axis,” correctly identifies a major shift in ...
How SAF–Eritrea Cooperation and TPLF Mobilization Are Reshaping the Regional Security Environment For most of its history, the Sudan–Ethiopia border has functioned as a pressure valve: porous enough ...
On September 5, 2026, the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Ross (DDG 71) docked at the Port of Mombasa for what was officially described as a scheduled port visit. The vessel had been ...
The Tigray People’s Liberation Front’s September 6 statement accusing Olusegun Obasanjo of lacking neutrality is a tactical ...
The National Intelligence and Security Agency of Somalia occupies a paradoxical position within the Horn of Africa's security ...
This week, the Horn of Africa and beyond saw deepening regionalization of conflicts, shifting diplomatic alignments, and intensifying competition over security, trade, and strategic influence. From ...
The confrontation in the Horn is frequently distilled into simplistic narratives of counterterrorism and state sovereignty ...
Blen Mamo The political trajectory of Abiy Ahmed cannot be adequately understood through the conventional categories of Ethiopian political debate. To describe his political project simply as ...
The United States position on Somaliland is one of the examples in contemporary foreign policy of how bureaucratic inertia and diplomatic convenience can override demonstrable national interest.
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