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SAAB TV: Interview #4 with Prof. Nassir Hussein Kahin. Ethiopia’s New Pragmatic Foreign Policy

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SAAB TV: Interview #4 with Prof. Nassir Hussein Kahin. Ethiopia’s New Pragmatic Foreign Policy

hornofafricastrategicreview.com July 20, 2025 1 minute read

Analysis by Prof. Nassir Hussein Kahin, Political Analyst, International Affairs Writer and Managing Editor, Bridgingsomaliland.com

Geopolitics in the Horn of Africa: Ethiopia’s New Pragmatic Foreign Policy

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Prof. Nassir Hussein Kahin is a researcher, educator, and political analyst specializing in self-determination, international law, and the geopolitics of the Horn of Africa and the Red Sea region. He is the founder of Horn of Africa Strategic Review, an independent platform for geopolitical analysis, where he writes on regional diplomacy, security, global power competition, and emerging global alignments affecting Somaliland with particular focus on Somaliland’s path to international recognition.

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