From Port Competition to Corridor Diplomacy
The Horn is moving toward competitive integration: Djibouti is scaling its established corridor, Berbera is seeking institutional entry, LAPSSET (Lamu […]
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August 2026 Monthly Policy Brief, “The Emerging Red Sea Security Contest.”
Gateway Strategic Insights (GSI) is pleased to present its August 2026 Monthly Policy Brief, “The Emerging Red Sea Security Contest.”
RED SEA RISK IS BECOMING A CORRIDOR STRATEGY
GSI BOTTOM LINE: Maritime insecurity is becoming an infrastructure and corridor strategy problem, not merely a shipping disruption. The week
GSI regional update: Gulf of Aden Earthquake
Magnitude 6.0 Earthquake Strikes Gulf of Aden, No Maritime Disruption Reported A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck the eastern Gulf of
GSI POLICY INSIGHT | Gulf-Horn Geoeconomics
The Geoeconomic Pivot: Redefining Gulf-Horn Relations Beyond Transactional Security This policy insight draws on the panel discussion of the 3rd
Thirty-Five Years Apart: Why the Somaliland–Somalia Debate Needs a New Conversation
STRATEGIC TAKEAWAY: Thirty-five years after Somaliland restored its sovereignty, the central challenge is no longer explaining why the 1960 union
Understanding Somaliland’s economy: Resilience through Enterprise
To understand Somaliland’s economy, one must first understand the role of the private sector. Unlike many developing economies, where the
Somaliland’s Investment Potential: Trade, Connectivity, and Opportunity in the Horn of Africa
A Different Investment Story in the Horn of Africa When international conversations turn to Somaliland, they often begin with politics
GSI Lead Strategist Addresses the IGAD Economic Integration Summit
GSI’s Lead Macro-Economic Strategist delivered a keynote address at the annual IGAD Economic Integration Summit. Speaking to an audience of
EAC Economic Outlook: Debt Sustainability and FDI Trends
As the East African Community (EAC) and IGAD regions navigate post-transition economic recoveries, understanding sovereign debt sustainability and fiscal policy