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OPINION – Legacy allows new ruler to turn Kuwait model for Gulf

ISTANBUL  Located at the tip of the Persian Gulf and in the northeastern Arabian Peninsula, Kuwait may be geographically a smaller country, but commands considerable...

East Africa: Ethiopia Entry Into Somalia Miraa Market Rouses Worry

The reported entry of Ethiopia into the Somalia miraa business has left traders in Kenya anxious about losing the lucrative market to their northern...

Sudan sees economic hope as Trump signals terror list removal

Khartoum, Sudan – After months of negotiations between the transitional Sudanese government and the US administration about a deal to remove Sudan from Washington’s list...

Top Sudan cleric: There is no general Islamic opposition to salaam with Israel

Last month, amid reports that Sudan could soon normalize relations with Israel, the northeast African Arab country’s leading governmental agency in charge of interpreting...

No It’s Not A TV Movie: Death, Renewed Determination, A $1 Million Prize

Fartuun Adan (right) and Ilwad Elman, the mother and daughter named winners of this year's $1 million Aurora Prize for their efforts to help...

Eritreans win political office in US and Sweden, as well as New Zealand

There’s no doubting the ability of Eritreans to make their mark abroad – even if the regime means they can’t make it at home....

In Ethiopia, a heated political tug-of-war sparks security fears

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has been locked in a bitter dispute with the political party that used to dominate the...

Israel’s Peace Camp Needs New Arab Allies: In the Gulf

As normalization sweeps the Gulf, Israeli anti-occupation activists advocating for Palestinian rights face a new fight for relevance and influence in an unfamiliar, often...

Socialist Somalia: The legacy of Barre’s military regime

Fifty years ago today in Somalia, Mohammed Siad Barre’s military coup ended Somalia’s brief democratic period, which paved the way for civil war when...

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Chapter 9: The FLCS and the Forging of Djiboutian Independence: From Armed Struggle to One-Party Rule

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