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Terrorism: What Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi’s Re-Emergence and ‘Borderless Caliphate’ Signals for the Greater Horn of Africa

Roselyne OmondiMay 10, 2019

The video appearance of the presumably dead Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has sent signals that counter-terrorism agencies should contemplate carefully. The April 2019 ... Read More

Sudan’s Troubled Transition: Who Will Win – People or Geopolitics?

Edmond J. PambaMay 6, 2019

After the deposal of the Sudanese president, Omar Bashir, on April 11, 2019, a transitional military council declared a two-year rule ahead ... Read More

Sudan Revolution: A New Dawn or an Uncertain Twilight?

Jules SwinkelsApril 12, 2019

After months of protests that started in December 2018 over the rising prices of basic goods such as bread and a declining ... Read More

Dragged to the World Court? Kenya Can Work with Somalia to Resolve the Maritime Border Dispute

Roselyne OmondiMarch 27, 2019

Case number 5, “Maritime Delimitation in the Indian Ocean (Somalia V. Kenya)” over a disputed maritime boundary that both States claim, is ... Read More

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Terrorism: What Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi’s Re-Emergence and ‘Borderless Caliphate’ Signals for the Greater Horn of Africa

Sudan’s Troubled Transition: Who Will Win – People or Geopolitics?

Sudan Revolution: A New Dawn or an Uncertain Twilight?

Dragged to the World Court? Kenya Can Work with Somalia to Resolve the Maritime Border Dispute