Online Round Table – Africa’s Thorny Horn

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December 17, 6.00 pm CET
The Horn of Africa remains one of the most dynamic regions on the African continent. The political transition that started in Ethiopia little more than two years ago led to virulent domestic developments, as shown by the recent warfare in Tigray. But the Horn also crucially consists of other countries, most notably Eritrea, Somalia, and Djibouti.
How are ongoing dynamics in Ethiopia impacting the region’s political and security prospects? What trajectories are other states in the area following? How are their external – regional as well as non-African – relations evolving? 
 
The round table builds on the recent ISPI Report titled Africa’s Thorny Horn. Searching for a New Balance in the Age of Pandemic, available at this link.

 
Panel Discussion
Giovanni Carbone, Head of Africa Programme, ISPI; Professor, Milan University, Italy
Afyare A. Elmi, Assistant Professor of International Politics, Qatar University
David Styan,  Programme Director, MSc Global Politics, Birkbeck College, UK
Annette Weber, Senior Fellow, German Institute for International and Security Studies-SWP, Germany
The event will be held in English. To join please register here:

This event will be broadcasted live on the ISPI Facebook page, YouTube channel and website.

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