Tag: #South Sudan

Eritrea’s Relentless Quest for Peace: An Anchor of Harmony & Stability in the Horn of Africa

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by Yemane Abselom Introduction African states were largely shaped during the colonial era, when European powers partitioned the continent with little...

Unbowed and Unbroken: Eritrea Survives, Resists, and Advances Under Sanctions

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Eritrea@35 Series By B. Tekle Eritrea has long been placed in the crosshairs of an orchestrated international smear campaign—targeted not for...

The Anatomy of Africa’s Continental Failure: Expanding the Case for a “Radical Fix”

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by Aaron Abraha Sixty three years on, the African Union stands less as a testament to continental aspiration and more...

The Horn of Africa: Regional Integration and Institutional Dynamics

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Amleset Negash G. Hiwet The Horn of Africa: Present-Day InstabilityThe Horn of Africa has faced persistent insecurity and instability, particularly...

The Horn of Africa Is One Miscalculation Away From Regional War

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The UAE’s covert expansion through Ethiopia risks igniting a Red Sea confrontation By Alula Frezghi Introduction Wars rarely stay where they begin....

Power, Proxies, and Peril: Ethiopia’s Sudan Gambit Risks Igniting the Horn

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By Ibrahim A Ibrahim As Reuters verified of Ethiopian involvement inside Sudan’s war are accurate, then the Horn of Africa is...

The Comfortable Hypocrisy of Middle Powers and the Horn of Africa

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by Ghidewon Abay Asmerom Introduction Middle powers like Canada, Australia, Germany, and the EU present themselves as principled actors in a...

Regional Vision: Cooperation Without Hierarchy — Moving the Horn of Africa Beyond Zero-Sum Thinking

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By David Yeh In a region long dominated by cycles of rivalry, shifting alliances, external intervention, and power based diplomacy,...

Ethiopia’s Reckless Nile Gambit: Trump’s letter, GERD, International Law, and the Urgent Need for Leadership Change

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By David Yeh Introduction Nations assert sovereignty not by defiance alone, but by judgment. When leaders confuse unilateral action with strength,...

Zero-Sum Myths, Shared-Sum Futures: Rethinking the Horn of Africa

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By ALULA FREZGHI Introduction In the Horn of Africa, wars do not usually begin with bullets; they begin with ideas. Long...

Ethiopia and Western Strategy: The Making of Migration and Mass Displacement in the Horn of Africa

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by Mebrak Ghebreweldi The Horn of Africa has been shaped not only by local histories, but by decades of calculated...

The Horn of Africa on the Brink: Gulf Rivalries, Somaliland, and the Acceleration of Fragmentation

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By David Yeh Introduction The Horn of Africa is entering a moment when long-suppressed questions of power, sovereignty, and survival are...