Lt. Erin W. Crider was assigned to Camp Lemonnier. No further information about Crider or the incident was provided.

Key Takeaways Djibouti is showing signs of a deepening political crisis, as President Ismail Omar Guelleh considers amending ...

Lake Assal (Lac Assal), a world-renowned crater lake in the center of the country, is 10 times saltier than the sea. This makes it the second saltiest body of water in the world after Don Juan Pond in ...

China's investment in Djibouti is finally beginning to pay off, but the Red Sea crisis has brought mixed feelings about the business outlook among some Chinese executives based in the tiny Horn of ...

Djibouti has secured a rare legal victory in its long-running dispute with Dubai Ports World, easing years of tension with ...

Washington, DC: An International Monetary Fund (IMF) team, led by Ms. Esther Pérez Ruiz, visited Djibouti from January 11 to ...

Guelleh points to his recent achievements: The World Health Organization hailed Djibouti for its meticulous management of the Covid-19 pandemic, the government has used the country’s geo-strategic ...

After boycotting presidential elections in 2016, Djibouti’s main opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Renewal and Development (MRD), says it will not participate in legislative elections ...

A rocky, steep-banked promenade outlines the port of Djibouti. Old men use it for their late-afternoon constitutionals and the odd beggar sleeps on its benches. The breeze is thick with salt, which ...

Djibouti is a tiny country in the Horn of Africa; its deepwater port and strategic location have made it a hub of commerce for centuries. Madeline Gunter Bassett notes that documents ranging from ...