Commentary/Opinion

By Paul O’Brien MANY PEOPLE BELIEVE that famine is a shortage of food in an area or country. Famine is not always a “shortage”. During the Irish famine in 1845-1849, …

By Alexander Jelloian China is making too many friends. Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party have shown that they are willing to spend hundreds of billions of dollars in developing …

All Evil Started from KULMIYE Govt. Stalled Tactics Against Scheduled Elections By Dr. Ismail Yusuf, PhD.Toronto, Canada I have not written much about Somaliland in recent years. But the current …

By Nimco Ali Sir Mo Farah and I have a lot in common. We were both born in Somaliland. And we both lost half of our family members during The …

By Adam Muse Jibril The Somaliland Political Stakeholders need to underline the delicate relationship between fragile democracy and conflict, and that the democratic order in a backward country like ours …

Differences over plans to reshuffle Somaliland’s licensed political parties and the sequencing of elections have cast doubts over the electoral calendar since December 2021. In light of the legal and …

By Stephen M. Schwartz Joshua Meservey, senior policy analyst at the Heritage Foundation, advocated in a recent policy paper that the United States recognize Somaliland as an independent state. This serious proposal …

By Joshua Meservey Salon.com ran a piece recently warning that the American right is “waging a stealth, neocolonial assault on Somalia.” The supposed “assault” is a growing campaign within the U.S. and …