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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu connected Israel’s recognition of Somaliland to his broader “hexagon” alliance vision, citing the strategic importance of the Red Sea, Bab el-Mandeb strait and India trade routes

JERUSALEM — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has broadened his proposed “...


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Israeli President Isaac Herzog begins a two-day official visit to Ethiopia, meeting Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and President Taye Atske Selassie amid intensifying Red Sea geopolitics and expanding Israel-Africa ties

ADDIS ABABA, Feb. 24, 2026 — Isaac Herzog arrived in Ethiopia’s capital Tuesday morning ...


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“Between Silence and Signal: Why Djibouti Now Feels Somaliland Is Stronger than Before,” analyzes how Israel’s recognition of Somaliland, the U.N. Security Council debate without condemnation, and the African Union’s summit silence are reshaping Djibouti’s strategic calculations and port competition in the Horn of Africa By M...

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Egypt has denied reports that it offered to support Ethiopia’s access to the Red Sea in exchange for flexibility over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, rejecting claims published by The National as tensions over Nile water security and Red Sea geopolitics intensify

CAIRO — Egypt has categorically ...


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Egypt is prepared to offer conditional support for Ethiopia’s access to the Red Sea if Addis Ababa shows flexibility in the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam dispute, according to a report by The National, as Cairo seeks to balance its Nile water security concerns with shifting geopolitical dynamics in the Red Sea.

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