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Somaliland sits precisely where it counts: at the southern gate of the Bab el-Mandeb, with a stable coastline, functioning ...

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A consensus among leading military strategists — including McCaffrey, Kaplan, Macgregor — and analytical bodies such as ...

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India is set to host the fourth India-Africa Forum Summit after more than a decade. The summit will focus on trade expansion, ...