On October 4, 2026, the leaders of Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, and Somalia convened in Al-Alamein, Egypt, for a quadrilateral summit officially hosted and funded by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.
A kingdom that once sought to reshape the Middle East through military intervention and economic largesse now finds itself squeezed between two hostile chokepoints...
Somalia is now managed primarily as a specialized security theater, hollowing out Mogadishu's monopoly on the legitimate use of force—the foundational attribute of any sovereign state.
Somali politics is at a critical juncture where political opposition groups, led by certain regional states and the coalition of the Somali Future Council, are waging an intense campaign to…
Washington's decision to cut AUSSOM funding while preserving bilateral support for Danab misunderstands modern warfare.
Fleeing war and instability, they sought peace in Northern Ireland. Instead, they found themselves hunted in the streets...
Long before dawn broke over Addis Ababa on June 1, queues of voters had already formed outside polling stations across the Ethiopian capital.
The written message from Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud to Burkina Faso’s interim leader, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, was brief but urgent: We face the same enemy. Let’s fight it together.
As Sudan’s war enters its fourth year, what began as a hopeful popular uprising has become the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.
While the world watches US and Israeli missiles streak toward Iranian targets, a quieter but equally consequential drama is unfolding 500 kilometres from Yemen's coast—on the shores of northern Somalia.
