Civitas Policy Institute (CPI), which is a regional think tank based in Nairobi, Kenya, has presented a regional briefing report that touches on many critical and timely regional issues, including increasing conflict in many parts of the region, geopolitical and international dynamics, and how this region of Horn/East Africa is more vulnerable to many threats on the margins of the multipolar world.
Summary of the report
The Horn and East Africa region continues to face significant challenges that undermine its stability and long-term potential. The Horn of Africa, in particular, has become an epicentre of proxy warfare and protracted conflict. Persistent diplomatic deadlock among regional states, together with growing external involvement in regional affairs, underscores the need for close, sustained monitoring of an increasingly volatile situation. Amid a rapidly shifting global order, established and emerging powers alike are treating the region as an arena for strategic footholds, deepening its unpredictability.
