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Prof. Nassir Hussein Kahin is a researcher, educator, journalist, and geopolitical analyst specializing in the Horn of Africa, the Red Sea, international law, diplomacy, and strategic affairs. To read Full Bio click on this link: ABOUT THE AUTHORProf. Nassir Hussein Kahin
From Recognition to Responsibility: How Somaliland’s Coast Guard Is Redefining Security in the Bab al-Mandab Somaliland Coast Guard

From Recognition to Responsibility: How Somaliland’s Coast Guard Is Redefining Security in the Bab al-Mandab

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Discover how the Somaliland Coast Guard is evolving from a national security force into a strategic maritime...
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Ethiopia’s Maritime Doctrine and the Somaliland Test: Cooperation, Recognition or Regional Hegemony? Illustration depicting Ethiopia and Somaliland at the center of competing geopolitical visions in the Horn of Africa, surrounded by Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, Djibouti and Somalia, with the Nile and Red Sea highlighting regional strategic interests.

Ethiopia’s Maritime Doctrine and the Somaliland Test: Cooperation, Recognition or Regional Hegemony?

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As Ethiopia pursues maritime access and a new regional order, Somaliland faces a defining strategic choice. This...
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From the Abraham Accords to the Isaac Accords: Why Somaliland, the Red Sea and Bab El-Mandeb Could Shape Israel’s Next Geopolitical Architecture Map showing Isral, Argentina,U.A.E, Ethiopia and Somaliland connected through the Abraham Accords, Isaac Accords, Berbera Port and the Bab El Mandeb Strait

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
The Abraham Accords transformed Israel’s relations with the Arab world, while the emerging Isaac Accords seek to...
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Reconciliation Over Retribution: Why Somaliland’s Greatest Victory Is Winning Back Its Own People Fahiima Yusuf Quuje

Reconciliation Over Retribution: Why Somaliland’s Greatest Victory Is Winning Back Its Own People

hornofafricastrategicreview.com July 19, 2026
The return of Fahiimo Yusuf Quuje and other prominent political figures marks a defining moment for Somaliland....
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No Soldier Left Behind: Honoring Somaliland’s Defenders Through Peace, Justice, and National Renewal IMG_6630

No Soldier Left Behind: Honoring Somaliland’s Defenders Through Peace, Justice, and National Renewal

hornofafricastrategicreview.com July 14, 2026 1
No Soldier Left Behind is a tribute to the courage and sacrifice of Somaliland’s Armed Forces. It...
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