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The Geopolitical Balancing Act: Somalia's Navigating Partnerships As the new year unfolded on January 1, 2024, Egypt’s strategic ambitions took a significant leap forward. The country eagerly embraced an agreement with Addis Ababa, granting naval and commercial access to the vital port of Berbera in North Western State of Somalia for an extensive period of up to fifty years. In a swirl of diplomatic tension, this memorandum of understanding drew sharp criticism from Somalia, which condemned the deal as an “illegal…

In a recent diplomatic development, Roey Gilad, the Israeli Ambassador to Ghana, Sierra Leone, and Liberia, expressed his disappointment regarding Ghana's decision to abstain from a crucial vote in Vienna. This vote focused on whether Iran is meeting the compliance standards set by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Such decisions often highlight the delicate interplay between national policy and international expectations. Out of the 35 member countries on the IAEA’s board, nineteen voted in favor…

On Saturday, March 19, Algiers recalled its ambassador to Spain for "consultation". A sign of protest after the support shown for Rabat's self-government plan in the issue of Western Sahara. By violating its traditional neutrality, Spain evokes contrasting…