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Controversial Ilhan Omar Asserts Dominance Over U.S. Policy in Somaliland-Ethiopian Memorandum of Understanding

In a charged address at a Minneapolis hotel, Representative Ilhan Omar claimed an unprecedented influence over U.S. policy regarding the Somaliland-Ethiopian Naval Base Agreement....

US Congressman Chris Smith Praises Somaliland for Advancing Electoral Democracy

The Ranking Member of the House Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, and Global Human Rights, Congressman Chris Smith in a hearing held hours ago...

United States Congress Expresses Grave Concern Over Ethiopia’s Regression of Democratic Principles

In a scathing letter written to United States Secretary of State, Mr. Michael Pompeo by 20 members of the United States Congress expressed grave...

Breaking – Somaliland is preparing to recognize Taiwan

According to sources, the President of the Republic of Somaliland HE Muse Bihi Abdi has instructed close confidantes to explore ways to strengthen Somaliland’s bilateral ties with Taiwan and explore the possibility of mutual recognition of Taiwan and Somaliland.

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

WASHINGTON — Rep. John Rose pressed Treasury Secretary Scott...

Washington Has Heard Somaliland’s Case Before. This Time It Has to Vote.

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

Whatever Happens in Washington, Somaliland Must Prepare Legally for Recognition

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

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

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

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

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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