A series of meetings in Addis Ababa, high-level exchanges between Washington and Ethiopia, and growing speculation about ...

Strategic bases and Red Sea trade routes are putting the region in the crosshairs as the Middle East conflict widens.

Gulf states have become increasingly prominent in the squabbles, civil wars and inter-country tensions in the Horn of Africa ...

The growing tensions between Iran and Israel with increasing strategic involvement from the United States are already beginning to influence regions far from the Middle East. One of the places most ...

US and Israeli attacks on Iran are raising concerns across Africa, from security risks in the Horn of Africa to economic ...

One dimension of this strategy appears linked to Tehran’s potential effort to leverage control over strategic maritime corridors, possibly laying the groundwork for broader coordinated naval ...

Prices have since fallen below the USD 100 mark, but analysts expect them to shoot back up as oil tankers and freight ships ...

A short flare-up, a grinding two-month confrontation or a doomsday escalation – each possible path of the Iran war carries very different risks for Africa’s economy and diplomacy.

As the sun rose over a Middle East scarred by weeks of relentless conflict, the call to prayer resonated amidst the distant thunder of the front lines. Yet the region did not retreat into silence.

The Red Sea is not merely a shipping lane on a map. It is the narrow passage where the future of Africa, the Middle East, and global stability may soon be decided.

Insurance against climate risks, research from U.S.E. shows. Production strategies are adapted, there is less risky migration and more children are able to go to school.