Opinion
The U.S. can’t afford to lose Turkey
President Trump’s decision to double steel and aluminum tariffs on Turkey — and reports that broader sanctions are being considered — mark a dan...
Read More »Qaran Ma Nahay?
Ujeeddada qormadani maahaa inaan ka hadlo taariikhda qarannima-doonka Soomaaliyeed (taa waxaa leh taariikhyahannada ku takhasusay iyo dadkii goobjoogg...
Read More »What Ethiopia needs is a new federal arrangement
After just four months in office, Ethiopia's reformist Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed already managed to make the nation hope for a better, more peaceful a...
Read More »Ethiopia: Exploiting the Gulf’s scramble for the Horn of Africa
Ethiopia’s so far managed to stay neutral and balance its relationships with opposing Gulf partners. But it’s engaged in an unpredictable game....
Read More »Triggering Constitutional Crisis – The Presidency Must be Held Accountable for its Constitutional Transgressions
Mogadishu - The political parties of Wadajir, Daljir, Kulan and Horusocod caucus are gravely concerned with the gross violations of the constitution b...
Read More »Somalia Partnership Forum Issued No-confidence Communiqué in Brussels
The European Union (EU) and Swedish Government hosted the 2nd meeting of Somalia Partnership Forum (SPF) in Brussels, Belgium, on July 16-17, 2018, to...
Read More »Maxaa La Gudboon Soomaalida Itoobiya?
Isbeddellada siyaasadeed oo hadda ka socda Itoobiya way ka duwan yihiin kuwii dhacay 1974kii, markii boqortooyadii Xayle Salaase ciidammadu ay afgamb...
Read More »How getting kidnapped by pirates made me a more tolerant person
Michael Scott Moore is an author and journalist whose latest book is The Desert and the Sea: 977 Days Captive on the Somali Pirate Coast....
Read More »Prime Minister Abyi Ahmed Must Act !!!!!
While Ethiopians were celebrating the reconciliation between the exiled and home synod in Addis Ababa yesterday by coincidence or not churches were bu...
Read More »No pirates allowed: The democratic, pro-Western, successful, totally unrecognized Democratic Republic of Somaliland
It starts like this. A Somali “entrepreneur,” often a former pirate who rose in the ranks of his “profession,” decides to attack a ship in the...
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