Somalia

Otherness in Africa today is layered in a new spirit of nationalism, religion, border politics, and racial alignment.

What happens when you train people to be comfortable with violence

An interview with writer Abdul Adan

An evening with Warscapes

The Second Congo War, which gripped the Democratic Republic of the Congo during the turn of the new millennium (1998-2003), is sometimes also called the Great African War or Africa's World War.  The reason is simple, at the height of the hostilities, the armies of no less than ei

Somalia holds the unfortunate record of being the longest running failed state, going on twenty years without an established government. With the fall of President Mohamed Siad Barre in 1991, the country has yet to stabilize and rebuild.

If you have been following international news recently, you are no doubt aware that the world has been an eventful place to say the least.

I have asked recognized experts on Middle East and terrorism to comment on the current situation in Yemen, which I covered last week, and to share their views regarding the U

Is the future of international relations being written in the waters off the coast of Somalia?

Last month a team of US Special Forces soldiers launched a helicopter-based attack on a convoy rumbling across southern Somalia.