The Geopolitics of the Horn of Africa in the Cold War
The Horn of Africa, a rugged peninsula jutting into the Indian Ocean, became a pivotal chessboard during the Cold War. Its strategic location, bordering vital shipping lanes and nestled between burgeoning post-colonial nations, made it a magnet for the geopolitical ambitions of the Soviet Union and the United States. This era, from the mid-20th century … Read more
