Djibouti Steps Back Into Somalia’s Political Crisis
As Somalia enters another tense political moment, an old regional mediator is stepping forward once again.
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Somalia’s Two Constitutions, Still No Need to Panic
Somalia is once again navigating the delicate politics of constitutional change with parliament approving amendments to the Provisional Constitution of Somalia.
A Persian Gulf War and Its Impact on the Horn of Africa
What would a Persian Gulf war mean for the Horn of Africa, a region already grappling with drought, food insecurity and unresolved political tensions.
The Man Who Pushed Somaliland Recognition Is Out of DP World
The removal of DP World’s longtime leader signals a sudden pause in the UAE’s assertive and politically charged expansion across the Horn of Africa.
Ten reasons Ethiopia cannot afford Somalia’s breakup
Ethiopia’s long-term security and regional influence are better served by a unified Somalia than by a fragmented neighbor.
Africa’s Line in the Sand: Why Somalia’s Unity Must Be Defended Now
Africa is facing a moment of strategic truth and must respond by standing unequivocally with Somalia’s unity, territorial integrity, and sovereignty.
Israel-Somaliland: When Recognition Backfires
Israel’s recognition of Somaliland is a pointed intervention that risks shattering African border stability and igniting a fresh wave of proxy wars.
Somalia’s Opposition Gathers in Kismayo. Will It Matter?
Somalia’s opposition is convening this week in the port city of Kismayo at a moment when the country’s political trajectory remains unsettled.
Minnesota’s Somali Success Story
For three decades Minnesota has been home to the largest Somali community in America, a diaspora that arrived with little more than resilience and an appetite for work.
Somalia’s Alleged Role in Sudan’s War Falls Apart
Claims that Somalia’s Bosaso port serves as a UAE launchpad for Sudan’s war crumble under scrutiny, revealing speculation and rumor rather than verifiable fact.
Somalia’s Ticking Election Clock and the Cost of Uncertainty
As Somalia approaches the 15 May 2026 election, the risk of postponement looms large and not only for its politics.
Opposition Turns Up the Heat on Mogadishu’s Government
Political temperature in Somalia’s capital has boiled over. A recent attempt by opposition heavyweights to rally around a beaten victim of alleged police brutality ended in chaos.
From Fragile Past to Somali Prosperity Ahead
Somalia stands on the brink of transformation as growth, security gains, and resource prospects converge.
Somalia’s Unity, Somaliland’s Claims, and Washington’s Reality
Somaliland has campaigned for decades to be recognized as an independent state, but the U.S. signals to prioritize the unity of Somalia.
From the Caucasus to the Horn: Trump’s Expanding Peace Agenda
Fresh from brokering Armenia–Azerbaijan peace, President Trump’s vague Somaliland remark seemed more about projecting global peacemaker status than policy.
What The Economist Got Wrong on Somalia
While some declare Somalia's state-building "in tatters," the reality on the ground reveals a nation steadily advancing through self-driven progress in education, finance, and civic life.