The dispute between Djibouti and the UAE over key Horn of Africa ports highlights a broader geopolitical struggle threatening Djibouti’s economic sovereignty and regional influence.

In one of the quietest yet most effective shifts in Turkish foreign policy, Hakan Fidan, the head of Ankara’s diplomacy, is leading a strategic expansion of his country’s presence in Africa.

Organizations such as Human Rights Watch and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees emphasize the need for Mauritania’s policies to align with its international commitments to protect human rights.

Unlike other colonial powers such as France, Turkiye has succeeded in strengthening its presence on the African continent as a strategic partner.

Recent years have witnessed a significant shift in the nature of relations between “Israel” and African countries, as “Israel” has worked to strengthen its presence on the continent through intensive channels.