Politics

Are you comprehending the gravity of the situation? Turkey's presidential election on 14 May is attracting significant attention, with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan the favorite to win another term. This election holds immense…

The World Bank has recently halted most of its development projects in Somalia, causing concerns about the country's future, according to Horn Examiner.

Amidst a growing atmosphere of discontent and waning public support for Somaliland President Muse Bihi's policies, a new and unprecedented political climate is emerging in the breakaway region.

In an unexpected burst of events, it has been reported by reliable Somali and United Nations officials who spoke with Horn Examiner that the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, has chosen to appoint a British…

The western-backed pro-TPLF group known as Sahan has proposed a new policy for Ethiopia that would distance the country from its former allies during the two-year conflict in northern Ethiopia.

The Horn of Africa is no stranger to conflict and instability, but amidst this chaos lies Eritrea, a tiny and often overlooked country that manages to maintain a surprising amount of stability.

The recent agreement between Ethiopia and Jubaland State in Somalia has caused confusion in the political landscape, particularly as relations between the two have been strained since 2019.

Can you believe it? Record numbers of people are attempting to reach the European Union (EU) via illegal Mediterranean Sea routes in the first quarter of this year, resulting in a record number of deaths since 2017.

As President Said Abdullahi Deni's term in Puntland winds down, a perplexing and troubling development has emerged, stirring bursts of concern throughout the political landscape.

Observers have observed, over the last decade or so, the increasing tension between Egypt and Ethiopia regarding the construction of the Great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on the Blue Nile River.