Horn of Africa
Ambassadors from Sudan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey arrived in Somalia’s newly created Northeast State to attend its leadership inauguration, signaling Mogadishu’s entry into the axis to counter Emirati influence in the Red Sea and Horn of Africa. Somalia annulled all agreements with the UAE following ministerial talks with Sudan, which assured backing from Riyadh, Cairo, and Ankara. The alliance focuses on sovereignty issues and Red Sea security.
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The Horn of Africa is often viewed as a site of humanitarian crises and ongoing conflicts. However, this perspective overlooks a vital shift: the region is emerging as a testing ground for 21st-century geo-economics, where trade routes, ports, investments, and infrastructure funding increasingly define political influence. Spanning from the Bab el-Mandeb strait to inland Ethiopia, the Horn lies at the crossroads of global trade and major power rivalries.