Somalia

Strengthening International Ties: Somalia and Serbia Edited By: Ali MusaAxadle Times International – Monitoring In today's fast-evolving world, where international relations often seem no more stable than shifting sands, the importance of forging strong, mutually beneficial alliances cannot be overstated. Somalia, a nation historically perched at the crossroads of myriad cultures and influences, understands this perhaps better than most. "We will continue to bolster…

In a world where the intricacies of international relations seldom involve the voices of smaller nations, North Western State of Somalia stands resolute in maintaining its sovereignty. Recently, rumblings have surfaced about potential proposals to relocate displaced Palestinians from Gaza to North Western State of Somalia. These discussions, however, seem to have materialized mostly within the realms of speculation and incomplete dialogues. Recently, it was reported that some governments were toying with the notion…

Mogadishu Dispatch: SoDMA’s Lifeline in Conflict Zones Mogadishu (AX) — The Somali Disaster Management Agency, or SoDMA as it is widely known, has taken decisive steps to bring a ray of hope into the embattled regions of Hiiraan and Middle Shabelle. In the midst of fierce military tussles against the relentless forces of Al-Shabaab, this agency has dispatched medical teams, emergency response vehicles, and essential medical supplies. But what lies beneath this logistical endeavor? To dive deeper into…

Cooperation Dynamics Unveil: The Somali-Turkish-US Triangle In today's ever-shifting global landscape, the intricate dance of international relations can often resemble a well-choreographed ballet. Sometimes, however, it feels more like a precariously balanced tightrope act. Take, for instance, the recent developments between Somalia, Turkey, and the United States. A captivating narrative unfolds, replete with geopolitical tensions and significant alliances. This emerging story is as dynamic as it is thought-provoking,…

Somalia and Serbia: Opening New Avenues Together Belgrade, Serbia - On a chilly Tuesday morning, the future of Somalia and Serbia took shape through an exchange of ideas and visions. Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Đurić and Somali Foreign Minister Ahmed Moalim Fiqi conversed over the phone, laying the groundwork for a vibrant and cooperative future. Can these two distinct nations, each with their own rich history and challenges, find common ground to forge a beneficial relationship?…

Hargeisa (AX) – In the dynamic world of international relations, every relationship begins with a spark. North Western State of Somalia's Foreign Minister, Abdirahman Dahir Aden, provides a glimpse into the burgeoning interactions between North Western State of Somalia and the United States, likening them to the delicate first movements in an intricate dance. This budding relationship hinges on shared goals, with North Western State of Somalia's unwavering quest for sovereignty at the forefront. In an illuminating interview…

In the realm of international diplomacy and regional security, instances of cross-border incidents often serve as a poignant reminder of the fragility and complexity of geopolitical relationships. Such is the scenario that unfolded recently when authorities in Somalia returned two rifles to their Kenyan counterparts. These rifles, a G3 and an AK47, were seized from a Kenyan police officer who tragically lost his life in an ambush at a security post near the Kenya-Somalia border in Mandera County. This incident, a stark…

Embracing a New Horizon: Somalia's National Transformation Plan On a vibrant morning in Mogadishu, the air buzzed with excitement as Somalia's Prime Minister, Hamza Abdi Barre, took to the stage. With an aura of resolve, he announced an ambitious blueprint for the nation: the National Transformation Plan (NTP) 2025-2029. A pivotal moment indeed, this unveiling followed a significant cabinet reshuffle that had just been announced hours earlier. It was a day of renewed hope and determination—a day marked…

Somalia Returns Rifles Taken from Kenyan Officer Killed in Attack MOGADISHU, Somalia — It was a solemn morning in Mandera County, as Somali authorities handed back two rifles taken from a fallen Kenyan officer at the border. The return was a small yet significant gesture amidst simmering tensions in a region long shadowed by conflict and strife. Personal stories often resonate with textures of loss and resilience, echoing sentiments that formal reports may obscure. So here, in this narrative, lies an effort to humanize…

In the intricate landscape of global geopolitics, seemingly unlikely alliances often emerge, united by common adversaries. In this case, Yemen’s Ansar Allah, more commonly known as the Houthis, and their primary benefactor, Iran, have formed pragmatic links with non-state actors like Somalia's al-Shabab and the Islamic State in Somalia (ISS). While their ideologies and objectives may diverge significantly, their shared hostility toward countries such as the United States and Israel provides common ground. Considering the…