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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....
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Somaliland: A pillar of stability, economic potential, and strategic relevance in the Horn of Africa

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Set apart by its home-grown democratic governance, coherent foreign policy, great economic potential, and strategic maritime relevance, Somaliland has become a singular and indispensable...

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