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Assessing And Addressing The Houthi Threat – Analysis
Through its Yemeni proxy the Houthis, Iran can successfully target global supply chains, threatening freedom of navigation and maritime security with strikes in the Bab al-Mandab. The multinational effort to thwart these disruptions, Operation Prosperity
South Sudan Teetering on the Edge: Is a Coup Imminent?
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The Somali Authorities & Al-Shabaab Are On The Same Side Against Ethiopia’s Somaliland Port Deal
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Le référendum constitutionnel au Tchad promet une transition sans changement — ni stabilité
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La formation d’une culture de professionnalisme militaire au Sénégal
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History Breeds Skepticism in the DRC’s Electoral Results
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As Somalis Protest, Ethiopia Defends Sea Access Deal With Somaliland
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African Union calls for de-escalation in Horn of Africa tensions
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Des centaines de rebelles du UFDD rentrent au Tchad pour intégrer le processus de DDR
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