​The Greater Horn of Africa is currently facing a series of escalating conflicts and political tensions:​

Sudan’s Ongoing Conflict

In Sudan, intense fighting persists, with the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) regaining control of the capital. However, the conflict shows no signs of abating and may be entering a more protracted phase.​

Resurgence of Al-Shabaab in Somalia

In Somalia, the militant group Al-Shabaab has been consolidating its positions, posing significant challenges to national security and stability.​

South Sudan’s Slide Toward Armed Conflict

South Sudan is experiencing increasing instability, with political disputes and ethnic tensions threatening to devolve into armed conflict.​

Ethiopia and Eritrea on the Brink of War

Tensions between Ethiopia and Eritrea have escalated, raising concerns about a potential war. Disputes over border areas and Ethiopia’s desire for Red Sea access have contributed to the strained relations. ​

Burundi Accuses Rwanda of Invasion Plans

These developments underscore the fragile security situation in the Greater Horn of Africa, with potential implications for regional stability and humanitarian conditions.​