Puntland’s Quiet Confederation: While Mogadishu Fights Over A Broken Constitution, Garowe Has Already Moved On – OpEd https://www.eurasiareview.com/28082026-puntlands-quiet-confederation-while-mogadishu-fights-over-a-broken-constitution-garowe-has-already-moved-on-oped/
The EconomistMiddle East & Africa | Irro’s gambit“Somaliland wants to help secure the Red Sea”Aug 20th 2026 | Nairobi The Economist’s argument that Somaliland can help secure the Red Sea by trading military access and port facilities for recognition is more aspirational than credible. Somaliland does have strategic geography, an improving port at Berbera, and … Continue reading Somaliland’s Red Sea Gambit Won’t Buy Statehood →
The Unbalanced Approach Of Djibouti To The Somali Civil War – OpEd https://www.eurasiareview.com/27082026-the-unbalanced-approach-of-djibouti-to-the-somali-civil-war-oped/
Mogadishu’s Curse: Why Somalia Must Neutralize Its Capital Or Replace It – OpEd https://www.eurasiareview.com/26082026-mogadishus-curse-why-somalia-must-neutralize-its-capital-or-replace-it-oped/
Three Men Who Shaped Modern Somalia And A Selective Memory Of Its Sultanates: Which Way Should Puntland Go? – Analysis https://www.eurasiareview.com/25082026-three-men-who-shaped-modern-somalia-and-a-selective-memory-of-its-sultanates-which-way-should-puntland-go-analysis/
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Garowe, Puntland, Somalia — Local reports say eight men were killed Sunday afternoon in an attack by a Turkish military speedboat at a coastal area known as Gaala’ood, located between Eyl and Garacad in Puntland’s Nugaal region. Neither Puntland authorities nor Turkish officials have commented on the incident.If confirmed, the incident would mark a second … Continue reading Developing: Local Reports Say Eight Killed in Turkish Speedboat Attack Near Gaala’ood, Between Eyl and Garacad →
By Ismail H. Warsame Garowe, Puntland, SomaliaThere is a particular cruelty in discovery arriving decades after neglect. President Said Abdullahi Deni’s working visit to Mudugh region, now into its second week and still underway, has taken him from Galkayo through Balibusle and Seemade, with Jeriban and the port town of Gara’ad still ahead on the … Continue reading Too little, too late? Deni’s double exposure in Mudugh →
When you read WDM, ask yourself a simple question: did you pay for it? No. You didn’t. And yet you carry yourself like some silent saint — reading in the shadows, lips sealed, hands idle, eyes pretending to be innocent. What is this hypocrisy? You don’t pay, you don’t comment, you don’t share — yet … Continue reading READERS’ SILENT FUNERAL — THE SAD POLITICS OF NON-PARTICIPATION →
A WDM Editorial Garowe, Puntland, Somalia; Toronto, CanadaA social media post attributed to Ethiopia’s Institute of Foreign Affairs (IFA), reportedly showing Somaliland separated from or erasing Somalia, has again set off alarm across Somali social media. WDM has not independently viewed the clip in question, and readers should treat the specific image’s content and date … Continue reading Maps, Not Mistakes: What the IFA Controversy Reveals About Ethiopia-Somalia Trust →
