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Djibouti

Do Not Disturb the President

The prime minister wrote the Frud-armé rebellion's leader to tell to no longer bother the country's president with his whining.

Subscribers only Politics 12.07.2002

Hassan Djama Guedi

The national police force has found a head of staff who is of the Issa ethnicity and the Furlaba sub-clan, [...]

Subscribers only 12.07.2002

President Raises the Stakes

Last week, President Ismaël Omar Guelleh finally accepted to hold talks with France's chief of staff whom he had not [...]

Subscribers only Politics 05.07.2002

Eagerly Awaiting September 4

Opponents are eagerly awaiting September 4, the date when the restrictions of political parties to more than four expires.

Subscribers only Politics 05.07.2002

Adding 2 Countries in Djibouti

In the framework of a reorganization of functions inside the [...]

Subscribers only 05.07.2002

Gérard Pons

After two years at the head of the French forces in Djibouti, Alain Marcel Bévillard was replaced at that post [...]

Subscribers only 28.06.2002

Djibouti Air Traffic Saved from Collapse by Military Flights

According to the government's official statistics, the traffic of Djibouti's international airport dropped 21.2% during the first trimester of 2002 [...]

Subscribers only 21.06.2002

Adversary Usage on the Increase

According to its diplomatic clashes with its neighbours, each country in the region is making use of its rivals' rebellious groups.

Subscribers only Politics 14.06.2002

Chinese Choreography for Cheers

The June celebrations marking the 25th anniversary of Djibouti's independence are to take place under the helm of Chinese instructors.

Subscribers only 07.06.2002

Shemsedin Ahmed Robleh

A new Ethiopian ambassador is to replace Sahle Work Zewdie in Djibouti, where she had been posted since 1994 before [...]

Subscribers only 17.05.2002

Border-Crossing Demands a 10-Km Hike

In spite of the reopening of the border between the two neighbors last year, the free circulation of goods and persons has still not come about.

Subscribers only 12.04.2002

A New Hertz TV License in Djibouti

In the wake of Djib-Net, which has enjoyed a license [...]

Subscribers only 12.04.2002

Full Speed Ahead for Normalization

These past weeks has seen important breakthroughs in the normalization of diplomatic and economic relations between Djibouti and Eritrea.

Subscribers only 05.04.2002

Bulk Carrier Terminal in Djibouti

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Subscribers only 05.04.2002

Spotlight
A Tumultuous Relationship with Ethiopia

Located on opposing sides of a number of questions of regional diplomacy, Djibouti and Ethiopia have little choice but to get along in order to yield the best possible profit from the commercial corridor linking Djibouti's international autonomous port to [.

Subscribers only 29.03.2002

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President Raises the Stakes

Eagerly Awaiting September 4

Adding 2 Countries in Djibouti

Gérard Pons

Djibouti Air Traffic Saved from Collapse by Military Flights

Adversary Usage on the Increase

Chinese Choreography for Cheers

Shemsedin Ahmed Robleh

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Full Speed Ahead for Normalization

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Massad Boulos, a free agent of Donald Trump's African diplomacy under close watch

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