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Ethiopia: Locked Out, Not Backing Down: Ethiopia's Strategic Maritime Interests Amid Red Sea Power Struggle

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Addis Abeba -- Throughout history, the Red Sea has drawn varying levels of attention due to the strategic interests of different actors and the region's shifting geopolitical landscape. Since the turn of the century--particularly following the Arab Spring--both regional and international focus on this vital waterway has intensified. This heightened interest stems largely from port expansions and the growing presence of foreign military bases. As…

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Ethiopia: Locked Out, Not Backing Down: Ethiopia's Strategic Maritime Interests Amid Red Sea Power Struggle

Addis Abeba -- Throughout history, the Red Sea has drawn varying levels of attention due to the strategic interests of different actors and the region's shifting geopolitical landscape. Since the turn of the century--particularly following the Arab Spring--both regional and international focus on this vital waterway has intensified. This heightened interest stems largely from port expansions and the growing presence of foreign military bases. As…

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Locked Out, Not Backing Down: Ethiopia’s strategic maritime interests amid Red Sea power struggle - Addis Standard

(Photo: Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics Services Enterprise) By Yohanan Yokamo Addis Abeba – Throughout history, the Red Sea has drawn varying levels of attention due to the strategic interests of different actors and the region’s shifting geopolitical landscape. Since the turn of the century—particularly following the Arab Spring—both regional and international focus on this vital waterway has intensified. This heightened interest stems largel…

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