Recognizing Somaliland is more than a moral imperative for the United States. It is also a strategic opportunity.

In the wake of Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack on Israel, European countries cast aside Oslo Accords-era commitments to demand Palestinians cease terrorism as a precondition to independence.

Today, Somaliland is a mostly peaceful and stable home for around 6m people. Although some foreign investors are deterred by Somaliland’s unrecognised status, remittances have fuelled the state ...

As navies go, the one known as His Majesty's Kenya Ships is distinctly down-at-the-poop. It consists of a school of schooners, motorboats, whaleboats and dhows, manned for the most part by ...

Litchfield Avenue in downtown Willmar was filled with music, food and flags as the community gathered to celebrate Somali Independence Day. The event, organized by Community Connectors Services, was ...

Following the collapse of Somalia’s central government in 1991, Somaliland declared itself independent, citing its colonial history as a British protectorate before merging with Italian ...

The Centre for Afghanistan, Middle East and Africa (CAMEA) at the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI), in collaboration with Pakistan Africa Institute for Development and Research (PAIDAR) ...

In August 1940 the Duke of Aosta invaded neighbouring British Somaliland, whose long borders with Abyssinia and Italian Somaliland made defence impracticable. British forces evacuated to British ...

Somaliland faced a real genocide between 1987 and 1989 when the late Somali dictator sought to kill the entirety of its dominant Isaaq clan. He succeeded in killing over 100,000 — some estimate ...