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The conflicts in the Horn of Africa have continuously ravaged that region recently.

History

The Horn of Africa is a region continuously in crisis. Ethiopia occupies a predominant position in the Horn because of its demographic importance: about 85% of the area's population live in this country. Yet Ethiopia's history is largely marked by conflicts between ethnic groups for resources and living space, as well as between nationalism and Marxism-Leninism in the modern times. The rest of the region also faces continuous wars: a civil war erupted in Somalia in 1986, resulting in the country having had no functioning national government since 1991.

Colonial conflicts

World War I

  • East African Campaign (World War I) 1914-1918

    World War II

  • East African Campaign (World War II) 1940-1941

    Recent conflicts

  • Eritrean War of Independence 1961 - 1991, between Eritrean liberation fronts (primarily the EPLF and early on also the ELF) and Marxist Derg-ruled Ethiopia
  • Shifta War 1963-1967, separatist insurgency by ethnic Somalis in Kenya
  • Ethiopian Civil War 1974-1991, between the Derg (ruling government of Ethiopia) and various rebel groups, as well as amongst the rebel groups, including the Marxist Ethiopian EPRP, MEISON, and TPLF, the Eritrean EPLF, ELF, the monarchist EDU (in the first stage of the war), and the Somali WSLF; included Red Terror
  • Ogaden War 1977 - 1978 between Ethiopia and Somalia
  • 1982 Ethiopian-Somali Border War
  • Djiboutian Civil War 1991 - 1994
  • Ethiopian-Eritrean War 1998 - 2000, between Eritrea and Ethiopia
  • Somali Civil War 1986 - present
  • Insurgency in Ogaden
  • Operation Enduring Freedom - Horn of Africa October 2002-present,between NATO and al-QaedaFurther Information

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