Category: Op-Ed
Conscience Over Command: The Incredible Story of an Air Force Pilot Ordered to Bomb Civilians in Somaliland
Conscience Over Command: The Incredible Story of an Air Force Pilot Ordered to Bomb Civilians in Somaliland
Somaliland Could have Dealt Differently with Emirate’s Airlines
Somaliland Could have Dealt Differently with Emirate’s Airlines
The State of Energy in Somaliland
The State of Energy in Somaliland
Somaliland’s State of Energy
Developing countries have one large need limiting their ability to progress and advance – access to affordable, reliable, and clean energy. After all, companies and societies cannot thrive sustainably without access to reasonable electricity and petroleum products. While this pressing issue happens in developing countries around the world, one prime example is Somaliland, where electricity and petroleum products are priced higher than those in their peer countries. Continue reading “The State of Energy in Somaliland”
Reviving Zio-Somaliland De Jure Recognition of 1960
Reviving Zio-Somaliland De Jure Recognition of 1960
Will the US Engage with Somaliland to Deliver Its Commitment in Taipei ACT
Will the US Engage with Somaliland to Deliver Its Commitment in Taipei ACT
Key Projects Starving for Optimized FDI Policy in Somaliland
Key Projects Starving for Optimized FDI Policy in Somaliland
US Taipei Act may Reward Somaliland with Recognition Soon
US Taipei Act may Reward Somaliland with Recognition Soon
The Red Sea region of the Horn of Africa is an important gateway to world trade and security, as well as an important theater in crippling the activities of international terrorism. The world powers such as the USA and China, while protecting their interests passing through there, are paying particular attention to the situations prevailing in the countries adjacent to that marine route. Continue reading “US Taipei Act may Reward Somaliland with Recognition Soon”
Taiwan Relationship & Its Potential Impact on Somaliland
Taiwan Relationship & Its Potential Impact on Somaliland
Somaliland: Key to Winning America’s Longest War
On February 7, 2019, Gen. Thomas Waldhauser, AFRICOM commander, told the Senate Armed Services Committee that U.S. airstrikes alone would not defeat Al-Shabaab, the Al Qaeda-affiliated militant group with deep roots in Somalia. Instead, he said, local forces need to “step up.” He is right, so it is especially unfortunate that when local forces step up to rebuff Al-Shabaab, AFRICOM ignores them. Continue reading “Somaliland: Key to Winning America’s Longest War”