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Opinion

Building a United Somaliland: Why Tribalism Threatens Our National Development

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By Mohammed A. Gaas Somaliland, a country which has restored its independence, has forged a remarkable path towards stability and self-governance in a region often...
Opinion

Somaliland’s Hidden Treasure: Can Minerals Fuel Prosperity or Fuel Conflict?

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Introduction Somaliland, a self-declared but unrecognized state in the Horn of Africa, stands at a critical juncture. For three decades, it has defied the odds,...
Economy

Somaliland Forges Key Alliances In Mombasa to Build National Deposit Insurance System

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Central Bank delegation secures foundational partnership with Taiwan and technical support from African counterparts at International Association of Deposit Insurers conference A delegation from the...
Geopolitics

US Congressional Vise Tightens: Somalia’s Taiwan Ban Could Cost It U.S. Support

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Hargeisa, Somaliland — U.S. Senator Jim Risch has delivered a sharp rebuke of Somalia's ban on Taiwanese passport holders, calling it a clear contradiction...
Opinion

Somaliland’s Global Posture Under President Irro: A 100-Day Foreign Diplomacy Review

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On November 13, 2024, Somaliland's political landscape shifted dramatically as President Irro claimed victory in a highly contested election, ousting the incumbent President Muse...
Geopolitics

Somalia Bans Taiwanese Travelers as Beijing’s Influence in Horn of Africa Deepens

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KEY POINTS Somalia bans entry of Taiwanese passport holders, citing UN Resolution 2758 amid pressure from China Ban widely seen as attempt to derail scheduled high-level...
Geopolitics

Rising Without Recognition: Somaliland’s Strategic Offers in the Red Sea

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The Republic of Somaliland, a sovereign and democratic state that gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1960, remains unrecognised by the international community....
Diplomacy

Somaliland and Taiwan: Standing Their Ground Against Beijing’s Bullying

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In a blunt rebuke that has reverberated across diplomatic channels, Somaliland's Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has issued a pointed message on...
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