Tag Archives | Horn of Africa
South Sudan: Nothing but Violence
Somalis: After the Terror
‘A Betrayal of Promise’: The South Sudan Conflict
Kenya’s Sorrow: The U.S. Connection
Somalia, Al-Shabaab, the Region and U.S. Policy
Halt of Remittances Threatens Stability in Somalia
Things are Getting Worse in South Sudan
The CIA ‘Torture Report’: A Blow to U.S. Allies?
UN Security Council Monitoring Group Report on Eritrea
Somalia: Conundrum of an Activist
Is Djibouti a Reliable Partner in the Fight Against Terrorism?
Education is the Most Effective Way to Counter Radical Islam
Ethiopia and China: How Two Former Empires Connected
Sudan Poses a Solution to South Sudan’s Instability
Somalia: Searching for Unity in a Fragmented Country
Gunboat Diplomacy in South China Sea Can Lead to a Red Line
Can Ethiopian AMISOM Troops be a Neutral Force?
In Sudan, Remnants of Colonialism’s Dead Hand
A Look at Muslim-Christian Relations in Ethiopia
The Risks for the Region of a South Sudan Civil War
Fixing Somalia for Future Generations
Somalia: Education is the Best Way to Defeat Al-Shabaab
Somalia: Origin, Development and Future of AMISOM
The Somali Compact: New Deal Fraught with Pitfalls
Al-Shabaab’s Continued Security Threat in the Horn of Africa
Review of ‘Clan Cleansing in Somalia’ by Lidwien Kapteijns
Readying Outpost in Djibouti for ‘Rapid Response’
Somalia’s Tribalism spells Trouble for the Future
Ancient art in Somaliland in Limbo
Somalia’s Future Depends on Educating its Youth
On Somalia’s Revival
Revisiting the Somali Arms Embargo
Politicizing Somalia’s Human Rights Debate
A Failure of Diplomatic Security
Is the International Community Complacent with Somali Piracy?
Somalia: Symbolism of American Diplomatic Recognition
Somali-Turkish Relations: Opportunities and Challenges
Can John Kerry change State Department Culture?
