Red Sea Rivalries: A Conflict of Interests - Narrated by David Strathairn - Full Episode
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- More than one-tenth of global trade passes through a strait just 20 miles wide at the southern entrance to the Red Sea. Great Decisions examines a region where the world’s great powers can cooperate to create stability-or allow deepening rivalries to explode into conflict.
Executive Producer: MacDara King
Narrator: David Strathairn
Producer/Supervising Editor: David Heidelberger
Producer: Kaitlin Drape
Associate Producer: Deepshikha Vijh
Editor: Nam Tran
Guests:
Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD)
Alexis Crow, U.S. Advisory, Lead Geopolitical Investing Group, PwC
Elana DeLozier, Research Fellow, Washington Institute for Near East Policy
Rush Doshi, Director, China Strategy Initiative, Brookings Institution
Shadi Hamid, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution
Payton Knopf, Africa Program Advisor, U.S. Institute of Peace
Rob Malley, President, International Crisis Group
David Miliband, President, International Rescue Committee
Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT)
Trita Parsi, Executive Vice President, Quincy Institute
Ben Rhodes, Dep. U.S. National Security Advisor (2009-2017)
Sen. James Risch (R-ID)
Amb. David Shinn, U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia (1996-1999)
Yun Sun, Senior Fellow, Stimson Center
Susan Thornton, Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs (2017-2018)
Amb. Frank Wisner, Former U.S. Ambassador to India, Egypt, the Philippines, and Zambia
Michael Woldemariam, Associate Professor of Int'l Relations, Pardee School, Boston University
Karen Young, Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute
This is excellent and informative documentary on regional and international rivalries in countries along the Red Sea. As someone who closely follow international politics (especially Africa and Middle East), I should point out that beside the presence of the French, American, Japanese, Chinese military bases in Djibouti, the UAE has base in Eritrea and to counter this the Turkey has it own military base in Sudan (Suakin island) as well as their presence in Somalia . Recently Egypt has shown strong interest in having it's own naval base on the Eritrean Island of Nora, to counter Ethiopia's naval ambitions on the Red Sea. But this remains to be seen if Eritrea will agree to it, given rising tension between Egypt and Ethiopia over the Nile Dam which Ethiopia is currently building.
Youth Revolution great info. As Youth Revolution, i hope you follow Foreign Policy Association.Glad to see youthful interest.
This is a quick look at Red Sea rivalries from the American point of view.
Not a lot is said about Eritrea which is as important as Djebouti and Yemen.
Thank you!!!
Very interesting and well researched.
Djibouti's geopolitical location and it's importance.
Yes you are contacting for the instabilities of east Africa
Somalia never provided any services to Saudi Arabia.
Ethiopia is not on the redsea coast so why doest it even have a place in this convoersation.
Red and sea brother Ethiopia doesn't have a sea
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We are the owner of redsea.
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One key player forgotten from this documentary in Somaliland, only democratic nation in Horn Of Africa
Somaliland pipe dream soon dont exist any more thrs only somalia
Somaliland is a region of Somalia..
REPUBLIC OF SOMALILAND LAND OF DEMOCRACY AND STABILITY IN THE HORN OF AFRICA.
MOU MEANS TO US THE FIRST AFRICAN COUNTRY THAT CONNECTS WORLD TO AFRICA AND THE RECOGNITION MEANS BEYOND ETHIOPIAN BORDERS.
Ethiopia should involve for the sake of our sovereignty!
Bab--al--mandab is Somaliland Republic's water front and soon we are going to build Saila Port including militry base there plus we already built one of the biggest Port in Africa " Berbera Port " invested by the UAE who are our number one bussiness partners including Ethiopia so the race is on lets see who wiins this new geopolitical war in the Red Sea