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U.S. Designates Five Al-Shabaab Leaders in Somalia as Specially Designated Global Terrorists

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In a statement issued today, the United States Department of State announced today that it has designated five al-Shabaab leaders as Specially Designated Global...
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Breaking – United States Ambassador to Somalia Mr. Larry André to Retire

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According to sources, the United States Ambassador to Somalia, Mr. Larry André, is retiring in the next few months. Mr. André, who has been...
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Exclusive Interview with Mr. Larry André — The United States Ambassador to Somalia

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In this interview, we are speaking with Mr. Larry André, the current United States Ambassador to Somalia, about Somaliland and his view on its...
Diplomacy

Is Larry André serving in the Best Interest of the United States in Somalia and Somaliland?

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On May 26th, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee met to discuss several legislations. One item on discussion is one of the most consequential Acts...

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