Editorial
Awdal’s Strategic Role in Somaliland’s Statehood and National Stability
The people of Awdal, particularly those of Borama, represent a critical pillar in the political.
The Quiet Architect: How President Irro Broke Somaliland’s Diplomatic Siege
26 December 2025 will be remembered as a date when a long-running diplomatic paradox began.
Israel Recognizes Somaliland: A New Reality on the Red Sea
History rarely arrives with ceremony. More often, it turns into a decision that brings diplomacy.
Scrap Somalia’s E-Visa Now: Warnings Ignored, Identities Exposed
The case for digitizing borders is often made in the language of progress. A portal.
Somalia’s Weaponization of Civilian Services: A Political Tactic that Undermines Peace and Dialogue
FlyDubai’s recent decision to deny boarding to 120 passengers bound for Hargeisa, the capital of.
A New Maritime Gateway: DP World Launches Strategic Route Linking UAE and Somaliland
DP World has unveiled a transformative shipping route connecting Jebel Ali Port in the United.
Addis Ababa Hosts President Irro for Strategic Bilateral Talks
Addis Ababa, 14 October 2025 — Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdillahi (Irro) arrived in Addis.
How Somaliland Could Benefit from Ethiopia’s Ogaden LNG Project
The recent launch of Ethiopia’s Ogaden Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Project in Calub, Somali Region,.
Trump Again Targets Ilhan Omar and Somalia as Mogadishu Rushes to Her Defense
Former U.S. President Donald J. Trump has reignited his attacks on Congresswoman Ilhan Omar and.
Somaliland’s Sovereignty: A Geopolitical Reality vs. a Propaganda Narrative
On September 8th, Al Jazeera engaged in an act of journalistic malpractice. Its article, “Somaliland.
Ethiopia-Somaliland Rail Line Project: Aysha to Berbera
The proposed Ethiopia-Somaliland rail line is a crucial infrastructure project designed to enhance trade and.
Somaliland’s Time Has Come: Why a Democratic Beacon Deserves Immediate Recognition
A long-overdue geopolitical shift is needed to support a stable ally and counter hostile alliances in a vital region.
Arms, Asylum, and Abdication: How Somalia’s Leadership Is Fueling Instability in the Horn of Africa
By Abdi Halim M. Musa Somalia’s federal government has become synonymous with dysfunction, corruption, and.
Leadership as Destiny: The Somaliland Lesson
Fragile states do not collapse because of geography, nor do they endure because of luck..
Democracy at the Gate of the Red Sea: Somaliland’s Case for Recognition
Somaliland has built a democracy in one of the world’s most unstable regions, yet the international community continue to deny it recognition. With Berbera sitting at the entrance to the Red Sea and relations already established with Taiwan, Somaliland demonstrates both sovereign capacity and strategic indispensability. Recognition is not a favor but an overdue acknowledgement that aligns with Western values and interests.