A series of claimed missile and drone strikes on King Khalid International Airport in Saudi in early October 2026 marks a ...

The 2012 federal settlement was less a constitutional order than a negotiated compact among parties whose cooperation was ...

Our latest report examines Eritrea’s post-Pretoria trajectory and how selective withdrawal, residual border presence and dual ...

Abiy Ahmed’s decision to retain Gedion Timothewos as foreign minister for another five-year term is beyond a mere ...

The growing relationship between Yemen’s Houthi movement and Somalia’s al-Shabaab matters not simply because two armed groups ...

Our latest report examines the renewed conflict in northern Ethiopia, tracing the collapse of the Pretoria Agreement, the ...

The Makkah Joint Defence Agreement rests on an ambitious principle: an armed attack against one member is to be regarded as an attack against all. Yet the agreement's first serious test has exposed a ...

There is a peculiar contradiction at the heart of Eritrea’s political discourse about Ethiopia. Asmara speaks of sovereignty ...

Ethiopian Government Formally Condemns Eritrean Territorial Incursion as Its Forces Reach Deeper into Tigray Reports emerged today of Eritrean troops advancing deeper into Tigray, reaching as far as ...

The Eritrean regime and its newly allied TPLF hardliners share one overriding strategic interest: keeping the wars they fight as far as possible from their own hinterlands, forcing the destruction ...

The Alamein Declaration functions less as a coherent framework for regional water governance than as a political instrument assembled around overlapping interests and its language invokes principles ...

The Alamein Declaration between Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea and Somalia is a statement of regional principle concerning the governance of the Red Sea and the Nile. The Somali signatory possesses no Red Sea ...