Can Ethiopia ever be at peace?
By Yonatan Tesfaye Introduction Why is it that Ethiopia always seems to be at war. The use of violence to acquire or retain political authority has...
The Houthi threat poses a strategic danger to Africa’s Red Sea states.
By Burak Sakir Seker The implication is uncomfortable: the Red Sea’s African shore is not only exposed to the Houthis, it has begun to serve...
Retaliatory proxy warfare in the Horn of Africa
BY Sara Al-saeed Extract: From Port Sudan to Mekelle: the birth of an interlocked war system in the Horn of Africa. Abiy’s government has not...
Sudan’s military is accused of using chlorine bombs: here’s how they work and what the law says Persistent allegations of chemical weapons use in the...
By Semere Solomon Introduction The Horn of Africa is currently experiencing significant geopolitical realignment, characterized by two opposing coalitions. On one side, an alliance of Egypt,...
Ethiopia Eritrea tensions have turned the Tigray peace deal into a political weapon
By Hafte Gebreselassie Gebrihet Introduction: The large-scale war between the Ethiopian federal government and Tigray regional government forces ended in November 2022 with the signing of...
Sudan: War has become an economic system. Make peace more profitable than war
By Munzoul A. M. AssalThe war in Sudan is often described through its humanitarianconsequences that include, among others, mass displacement, famine,disease, and the collapse...
Efforts are taking shape to take external actors to court which have been fueling the war in Sudan
“We know from the body of evidence that the UAE is the primary actor here” By Margherita Capacci and Chloé Dubois Well over three years after...
Dark clouds gather above the Horn of Africa. It threatens to be a perfect storm
By Daniel Maxwell, Alex de Waal, Luka Kuol, Merry Fitzpatrick and Peter Hailey The impacts of a strengthening El Niño and the lingering effects of...
