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Nassir Hussein KahinThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
As Cairo insists that Red Sea affairs belong to coastal states while demanding recognition of its downstream interests on the Nile, a former senior...
Why Berbera fits America’s changing Red Sea posture Missile threats and disrupted shipping are pushing the United States to spread its operations...
For decades, the commercial importance of the Red Sea rested on a simple calculation: it offered the shortest maritime route between Asia and...
Hargeisa, Somaliland. The Call that Changed the Geopolitical Map: There are moments in the life of a people when history does not knock politely on...
Can the Abraham Accords evolve from a Middle Eastern normalization project into a practical model of Muslim–Jewish partnership, development and...
President Irro’s diplomatic outreach now intersects with a widening maritime-security network connecting Israel, the United Arab Emirates, Greece...
Israel was the first UN member state to recognize Somaliland since 1991. The next test is whether recognition can become an equal, practical...