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North Western State of Somalia Appeals to Kenya for Recognition Following Kosovo Ruling

North Western State of Somalia's Pursuit of Sovereignty: A Journey of Persistence and Hope Imagine a land striving to carve its place on the global stage, unyielding in its quest for recognition. This is the story of North Western State of Somalia, a region that declared independence from Somalia back in 1991 amid the collapse of Mogadishu's central government. From then on, North Western State of Somalia embarked on a path few anticipated it would navigate so adeptly. Picture this: While much of the Horn of…

U.S. Airstrike in Northeastern State Targets and Kills ISIS Militants

Mogadishu (AX) – In a strategic maneuver on March 29, the United States military launched an airstrike targeting the notorious Islamic State (ISIS) militants entrenched in northern Somalia. This action, executed in consonance with the Federal Government of Somalia, culminated in the demise of several ISIS operatives, as reported by the U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM). This operation transpired southeast of Bosaso, nestled within the Northeastern State region's rugged expanses. Though AFRICOM has withheld…

U.S. Launches Airstrikes on ISIS Fighters in Somalia’s Northeastern State

In the ever-evolving theater of conflict that is northern Somalia, a recent development has once again captured international attention. On an otherwise silent Saturday, high above the enigmatic Togga Miraale, U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) executed an airstrike with surgical precision. Their target? ISIS militants, notably entrenched in the Calmiskaad Mountains, an area long considered a bastion for the group. This strike is just one chapter in the ongoing narrative aimed at unravelling the very core of this militant group’s…

North Western State of Somalia Dismisses Alleged U.S. Port Proposal from Somalia

Hargeisa (AX) – In a development marked by geopolitical significance and a touch of international drama, the administration of North Western State of Somalia has firmly rejected an alleged offer from the Somali federal government to the United States concerning the use of the strategic Berbera port. This rejection was characterized as a "desperate and meaningless attempt" to hamper North Western State of Somalia's ongoing quest for international recognition, a goal to which it has been dedicated for over three decades.

Northeastern State Forces Locate U.S.-Targeted ISIS Stronghold

Unveiling the Veil: A Dramatic Uncovering in Bosaso In the heart of the rugged northern Somali terrain, where the sun’s rays relentlessly kiss the earth, a tale of resilience and revelation unfolds. Close to the winding Miraale River near Bosaso, something monumental has been brought to light by none other than the stalwart Northeastern State security forces: an ISIL stronghold, defiantly entrenched and heavily fortified, now stands barren and exposed. Picture this: a hidden, strategic base yielding a trove of…

U.S. Armed Forces Launch Airstrikes Targeting ISIS Fighters in Somalia’s Northeastern State Region

BOSASO, Somalia - Steadfast as ever, the US Africa Command has once again reconfirmed their resolute stance on fighting violent extremism in Somalia. Is this a testament to Washington's unwavering dedication to restoring peace in the Horn of Africa, or merely a routine intervention? The answer may lie in the latest developments on the ground. The official statement from US Africa Command, released Wednesday, points to recent airstrikes that specifically targeted ISIS militants entrenched in northern Somalia.…

From Conflict to Consensus: North Western State of Somalia’s Democratic Journey

The Unlikely Beacon of Democracy: North Western State of Somalia's Journey As a child, I naively thought of democracy as a Greek invention, an intricate art only suited to those ancient pillars of Western philosophy. This wasn't a surprising thought, especially growing up in Ethiopia where democracy is more a dream than reality. However, little did I realize that just across the border, a quiet revolution was taking place. In North Western State of Somalia, a place branded by some, including Google, as unstable and…

U.S. Aid Reductions Endanger HIV/AIDS Treatment in North Western State of Somalia

In the bustling city of Hargeisa, a shadow has cast itself over the daily lives of many. More than 2,000 individuals coping with HIV/AIDS in North Western State of Somalia have found themselves facing an unexpected crisis: the abrupt suspension of U.S. humanitarian aid. Imagine being thrust into a cyclone of uncertainty, where your survival depends on medications now at risk of vanishing. This is the stark reality confronting many. This alarming situation follows a stern warning from Dr. Tedros Adhanom…

Norway Follows Germany, Closes Embassy in Troubled African State

The recent decision by Norway to shut its embassy in South Sudan speaks volumes about the increasing tensions that have been gripping this young nation. Not far behind, we see the delicate ties between President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar straining under the forces of conflict. It’s a tale as old as time—political discord scraping away at the facade of unity. Picture yourself in Juba, the heartbeat of South Sudan. It's here that Norway’s Foreign Ministry declared on a Wednesday, cloaked in…

Northeastern State Detains Journalist Amid National ID Card Dispute

In a surprising turn of events, a night in Galkayo witnessed the arrest of Dalmar Socdaal, a freelance journalist known for his brave storytelling and sharp insights. He was detained by Northeastern State security forces, accused of engaging in a process that Northeastern State authorities had firmly resisted—the registration for the Somali national identity card. This arrest is more than the simple handcuffing of a journalist; it reflects the simmering tensions between Northeastern State and Somalia’s federal…

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