The Squeezed State: Djibouti Caught in the Crossfire of the Horn
For decades, the Republic of Djibouti has leveraged its prime location at the nexus of the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden to transform a barren, arid landscape into…
The Somaliland Impasse: De Facto State, De Jure Somalia
More than thirty-four years after its unilateral declaration of independence in May 1991, Somaliland remains one of the most complex and singular cases in contemporary international law.
Djibouti: Between Strategic Reality and Official Narrative
The claim that Djibouti is a major transshipment center connecting Africa, Asia, and Europe warrants scrutiny.