60. Le Monde's Berbera Fiction: Erasing Somaliland's Agency
Le Monde publishes another sensationalised piece on Berbera, stripping Somaliland of agency and relying on anonymous sources to push an Iran-centric narrative with no hard evidence.
59. Towards Abraham Accords V2
Israel and Somaliland share the experience of being unrecognised by neighbours who wish them gone. But Israel under Netanyahu is creating more enemies than friends, and the Abraham Accords must deliver a final resolution.
56. Beyond Jihad and Caliphate: The Somaliland Renewal
Somaliland's Israeli recognition has collapsed two timelines. Sovereignty and Islamic renewal must now happen simultaneously, offering a confident counter-model to militarised political theology.
57. The UK Parliament's Scotland Delusion: Why Somaliland Is Not Leaving a Functioning Union
When UK Labour compares Somaliland to Scotland, they reveal a fundamental misunderstanding of what a failed state, an unratified union, and 35 years of separation actually mean.
57. State Recognition Is Not a Group Order: The Somaliland Case
Why condemning state recognition is as absurd as throwing tantrums over someone else's lunch order, and how Somaliland ticks all the boxes.
56. What Riyadh's Reaction to Somaliland Really Tells Us
Saudi Arabia's disproportionate response to Somaliland recognition exposes deep insecurity about geopolitical control and identity politics.
53. Trump's 19 and Somaliland: The Outlier That Deserves Recognition
Somaliland stands alongside Israel in democracy and safety, yet remains grouped with Somalia in US policy. The data demands a rethink.
50. Trump's Quick Wins in Africa: Protecting Farmers, Defending Christians, Recognising Democracies
As Trump pursues historic legacy over incremental process, Somaliland recognition offers the rare win-win that creates powerful optics while genuinely improving Africa's geopolitical landscape.
49. Do Somaliland and Ethiopia need another MOU?
The 2024 Somaliland-Ethiopia MOU revealed more about global attitudes towards African sovereignty than its actual contents, exposing the misapplication of territorial integrity whilst demonstrating unexpected international support for Somaliland recognition.
Rubio: Time to Reverse Hillary's Single Somalia Policy and Deliver Bush's Recognition Agenda
The Trump administration must abandon Clinton's failed Single Somalia policy and return to the Bush-era strategy that favoured recognising Somaliland's statehood.