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Editorial

Citizens, Not Clansmen: Somaliland’s Unfinished Task

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Just days ago, a Norwegian football supporter drew sharp criticism for refusing to join the rhythmic rowing cheer that swept through the stadium stands....
Opinion

Waddani’s Broken Compass: Chairman Hersi Ali Haji Hassan and the Collapse of Governance

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Political Governance in Ruins When Waddani came to power, Somaliland’s citizens hoped for a new era of honest leadership. People were tired of corruption, broken...
Editorial

Somaliland Is a Recognized Country. It is Time to Act Like One.

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Israel's recognition of Somaliland changes everything. Now comes the hard part: expelling hostile diplomats, regulating banks, and ending corruption.
Opinion

The Cost of Incompetence: How Unqualified Appointments Fuel Corruption and Erode Public Trust in Governance

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Introduction Governance and Public Service in Somaliland Since its self-declared independence from Somalia in 1991, Somaliland has pursued a relatively peaceful and stable trajectory compared to...

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Congressman Rose Raises Somaliland Bill at Treasury Hearing as President Meets Legislators

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WASHINGTON — Rep. John Rose pressed Treasury Secretary Scott...
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Washington Has Heard Somaliland’s Case Before. This Time It Has to Vote.

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By Siyad Madey President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi Cirro's arrival in...
Editorial

Whatever Happens in Washington, Somaliland Must Prepare Legally for Recognition

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By Michael Rubin Somaliland is independent. There is no taking...
Diplomacy

A Friend’s Warning, a State’s Opportunity: Rethinking Somaliland’s Washington Strategy

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By Dr. Abdirahman Gaas Michael Rubin’s recent article, “Somaliland’s Delegation...
Opinion

A Press Conference Before a Plane Ticket: What President Abdirahman Cirro Owes Somaliland

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As President Cirro heads to Washington to tout Somaliland's democratic credentials, a sitting MP asks why the government has jailed dozens of journalists at home — and why the President has never once faced an open press conference.
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