Ethiopia’s Maritime Doctrine and the Somaliland Test: Cooperation, Recognition or Regional Hegemony? hornofafricastrategicreview.com July 22, 2026 1 Horn of Africa & Red Sea Security As Ethiopia pursues maritime access and a new regional order, Somaliland faces a defining strategic choice. This... Read More Read more about Ethiopia’s Maritime Doctrine and the Somaliland Test: Cooperation, Recognition or Regional Hegemony?
From the Abraham Accords to the Isaac Accords: Why Somaliland, the Red Sea and Bab El-Mandeb Could Shape Israel’s Next Geopolitical Architecture hornofafricastrategicreview.com July 20, 2026 Horn of Africa & Red Sea Security The Abraham Accords transformed Israel’s relations with the Arab world, while the emerging Isaac Accords seek to... Read More Read more about From the Abraham Accords to the Isaac Accords: Why Somaliland, the Red Sea and Bab El-Mandeb Could Shape Israel’s Next Geopolitical Architecture
Reconciliation Over Retribution: Why Somaliland’s Greatest Victory Is Winning Back Its Own People hornofafricastrategicreview.com July 19, 2026 Editorial Analysis Politics & Government The return of Fahiimo Yusuf Quuje and other prominent political figures marks a defining moment for Somaliland.... Read More Read more about Reconciliation Over Retribution: Why Somaliland’s Greatest Victory Is Winning Back Its Own People
When Help Came to Odweine: A Childhood Memory of the Smallpox Epidemic in British Somaliland Ambassador Ahmed Hassan Egal July 16, 2026 Culture & Society When Help Came to Odweine is a deeply personal memoir by Ambassador Ahmed Hassan Egal recounting his... Read More Read more about When Help Came to Odweine: A Childhood Memory of the Smallpox Epidemic in British Somaliland
Europe Has Not Closed the Door on Turkey—Turkey Walked Away from It hornofafricastrategicreview.com July 15, 2026 2 Editorial Analysis President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan says Turkey has waited 53 years to join the European Union. But the... Read More Read more about Europe Has Not Closed the Door on Turkey—Turkey Walked Away from It
No Soldier Left Behind: Honoring Somaliland’s Defenders Through Peace, Justice, and National Renewal hornofafricastrategicreview.com July 14, 2026 1 Editorial Analysis No Soldier Left Behind is a tribute to the courage and sacrifice of Somaliland’s Armed Forces. It... Read More Read more about No Soldier Left Behind: Honoring Somaliland’s Defenders Through Peace, Justice, and National Renewal
The New Red Sea Chessboard: Competing Strategic Alignments Reshape the Horn of Africa hornofafricastrategicreview.com July 13, 2026 Horn of Africa & Red Sea Security By Prof. Nassir Hussein Kahin For centuries, control of the Red Sea has determined the balance of... Read More Read more about The New Red Sea Chessboard: Competing Strategic Alignments Reshape the Horn of Africa
The Cruz Doctrine: Why Recognizing Somaliland Has Become an American Strategic Imperative hornofafricastrategicreview.com July 10, 2026 Editorial Analysis Senator Ted Cruz has emerged as one of America’s strongest advocates for recognizing Somaliland. His strategic vision... Read More Read more about The Cruz Doctrine: Why Recognizing Somaliland Has Become an American Strategic Imperative
Ted Cruz is A Steady Voice for Strategic Change and a Champion of Somaliland’s Recognition Ambassador Ahmed Hassan Egal July 10, 2026 Opinion & Analysis His advocacy for Somaliland is more than a policy position, it is a statement about the kind... Read More Read more about Ted Cruz is A Steady Voice for Strategic Change and a Champion of Somaliland’s Recognition
The Story of Two Tribes and An Egg! hornofafricastrategicreview.com July 9, 2026 Media Hub The tale of the two tribes and the egg reminds us that many societies today waste precious... Read More Read more about The Story of Two Tribes and An Egg!