The creation of SSC/Khatumo marks a major step toward local self-rule in Somalia, challenging Somaliland’s claims and emphasizing citizen-driven federalism over colonial borders.
Somalia's Mogadishu and Garowe talks aim for a political agreement on constitutional, electoral, and commission disputes.
Somalia’s election season has begun, and with it, familiar tensions over process and power. A planned national dialogue may offer a way forward.
Prime Minister Barre's visit to the transitional state of SSC-Khatumo marks a quiet but historic pivot in the country’s prolonged struggle to restore national unity.
The conflict in South-West Mudug has emerged as a defining challenge for Somalia, particularly for the Puntland and Galmudug administrations.
In January 2025, Somalia’s return to the UN Security Council will provide it with a platform to influence global diplomacy, regional stability, and counterterrorism strategies.