Publication

Dec 2006

This paper examines the situation in the Horn of Africa and suggests what the US needs to do to address the multiple challenges to regional stability. The report calls for a dialogue with Ethiopia and Eritrea to resolve the border conflict, something that would also contribute to stability in Somalia. The author argues that failure to resolve the Ethiopian-Eritrean dispute could exacerbate governance, health and humanitarian problems, and set back US efforts to fight terrorists increasingly drawn to the area.

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Author Terrence Lyons
Series CFR Council Special Reports
Issue 21
Publisher Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
Copyright © 2006 Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
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