Somaliland
Somaliland Has Functioned as an Independent State for Longer than It Was Part of Any Union with Somalia
The United States Should Recognize Somaliland and Cut off Assistance to Mogadishu to Deny Al Shabaab the Ability to Profit off Somalia’s Corruption
Unlike Gaza, Somaliland Has a Long History as an Entity and Can Actually Trace Its Rulers Back Centuries
Just as Somalia Never Elected a Leader Fairly, so Too Is Much of Yemen a Black Hole for Democracy
The Irony of Focus on Palestinians Is That, of All the Aspirants in the Broader Middle East, They May Be the Least Deserving
The International Community No Longer Can Afford to Prioritize Diplomatic Virtue Signaling over Effective Strategies
Greater Somalia Is as Much a Dream as Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser’s Pan-Arabism
Somalia and Syria Are Complex Patchworks of Clans and Tribes and Interests
As the U.S. Reformulates Foreign Assistance, It Is Essential to Study and Replicate the Rare Successes
The Port of Berbera Can Be a Lower-Risk Logistical Hub and Military Staging Ground than Zones Closer to Yemen