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From Encirclement to Engagement: Rethinking Security in the Horn of Africa
Security in the Horn of Africa has long been understood through a narrow lens: alliances versus adversaries, bases versus borders, encirclement versus resistance. This mindset, while rooted in historical experience, is increasingly misaligned with the realities of a region shaped by trade routes, demographic pressure, climate stress, and global interdependence. If stability is the goal,…
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The Red Sea and the western Indian Ocean are no longer peripheral waterways; they are central arteries of global trade, energy flows, and strategic competition. In recent years, instability—from piracy and militant attacks to great-power rivalry—has exposed the fragility of this corridor. Yet within this volatility lies a less discussed possibility: a cooperative security and…