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Somalia

Anxiety Reigns in Régime Circles

Worried about the opposition's plans to contest his wielding of power, President Mohamed Ibrahim Egal expulsed an official of the United Nations he judged to be excessively nosey.

Subscribers only 22.02.2002

The Americans Have Landed

American military instructors have landed in the south of Ethiopia, some 200 km from the border with Somalia.

Subscribers only 15.02.2002

TNG Threatened with Desertion

In addition to the blows that its Mogadishu enemies rain on it, Somalia's transitional government is the object of lively internal dissent.

Subscribers only Politics 15.02.2002

Washington's Five Options

Drawn up for the U.S. Congress, a report on Africa and the anti-terrorist fight presents the five options that the United States could undertake in Somalia.

Subscribers only 01.02.2002

GLENN WARREN

The diplomat from the American embassy to Kenya in charge [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.2002

The Internet Reconnects in Somalia

Better known as Olympic, because it uses the offices of [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.2002

Desperately Seeking to Hold a Conference

Contesting the decision of the Hargeisa parliament to prolong the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 25.01.2002

U.S. Explores Sands of Hargeisa

A small American mission flew discretely into Somaliland to look into Hargeisa's warehouse capacities for a potential anti-terrorist operation in Somalia.

Subscribers only 18.01.2002

French Diplomats Ponder Absence

During a meeting in Addis Ababa, the region's French ambassadors as usual debated how not to lag behind Washington in the sore spots of East Africa.

Subscribers only 18.01.2002

Egal Postpones the Elections

While military factions still bear their fangs at one another in Mogadishu, the Hargeisa parliament is up in arms concerning the prolongation, by one year, of President Egal's term.

Subscribers only Politics 11.01.2002

Candidates Readying for the Election

Candidates are starting to materialize for Somaliland's presidential election scheduled [...]

Subscribers only Politics 04.01.2002

Diplomats Head for Mogadishu

Disregarded by Western diplomats for the past decade, Mogadishu has again become a place for missions, ever since the United [...]

Subscribers only 21.12.2001

With its European allies, the American government is preparing to deploy a sanitary cord around Somalia before considering antiterrorist operations in that Horn of Africa country. In addition to the German navy ships in the Detroit of Bab el Mandeb [.

Subscribers only 14.12.2001

A Thrifty (Not) Government

Although its authority does not exceed a few neighborhoods in Mogadishu, the Transitional National Government (TNG) spends quite a lot [...]

Subscribers only 14.12.2001

The Afar Issue Seen from Afar

During a conference in Uppsala in Sweden on December 19, several associations of Afar exiles are to confront the issue [...]

Subscribers only Politics 14.12.2001

Somali Employees Turn to the Law

Three employees of Al Barakat's affiliate in Sweden are considering [...]

Subscribers only 14.12.2001

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Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb Under Close Surveillance

Before the month is out, the strait of Bab-el-Mandeb will be placed under high surveillance by the warships of the anti-terrorist coalition headed by the United States

Subscribers only 07.12.2001

The TNG's Shady Friends

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Subscribers only Politics 07.12.2001

Hassan Abshir Farah

Sworn in this week in Mogadishu, the new prime minister of the Transitional National Government (TNG) is that government's former [...]

Subscribers only 16.11.2001

"Terrorist" Quickly Spirited Away

In mid-October a Saudi Arabian national was arrested in Mogadishu by police working for president Abdulkassim Salad Hassan's Transitional National [...]

Subscribers only Politics 16.11.2001

Lines Cut with Barakat in Somalia

Following the inclusion of Somalia's Al Barakat company and its [...]

Subscribers only 16.11.2001

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Washington Versus Al Barakat

The United States government has turned its tracking the financial networks of the Islamic terrorist Osama bin Laden towards Somalia and its Awallah system of fund transfers based upon trust. During a simultaneous operation in several cities of the country [.

Subscribers only 09.11.2001

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Somalia

Anxiety Reigns in Régime Circles

The Americans Have Landed

TNG Threatened with Desertion

Washington's Five Options

GLENN WARREN

The Internet Reconnects in Somalia

Desperately Seeking to Hold a Conference

U.S. Explores Sands of Hargeisa

French Diplomats Ponder Absence

Egal Postpones the Elections

Candidates Readying for the Election

Diplomats Head for Mogadishu

Spotlight
The Winds of War

A Thrifty (Not) Government

The Afar Issue Seen from Afar

Somali Employees Turn to the Law

Spotlight
Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb Under Close Surveillance

The TNG's Shady Friends

Hassan Abshir Farah

"Terrorist" Quickly Spirited Away

Lines Cut with Barakat in Somalia

Spotlight
Washington Versus Al Barakat

Hassan Daher Aweys

New Negotiations in Nairobi

A Cumbersome Fishing Minister

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Somalia

Anxiety Reigns in Régime Circles

The Americans Have Landed

TNG Threatened with Desertion

Washington's Five Options

GLENN WARREN

The Internet Reconnects in Somalia

Desperately Seeking to Hold a Conference

U.S. Explores Sands of Hargeisa

French Diplomats Ponder Absence

Egal Postpones the Elections

Candidates Readying for the Election

Diplomats Head for Mogadishu

Spotlight The Winds of War

A Thrifty (Not) Government

The Afar Issue Seen from Afar

Somali Employees Turn to the Law

Spotlight Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb Under Close Surveillance

The TNG's Shady Friends

Hassan Abshir Farah

"Terrorist" Quickly Spirited Away

Lines Cut with Barakat in Somalia

Spotlight Washington Versus Al Barakat

Hassan Daher Aweys

New Negotiations in Nairobi

A Cumbersome Fishing Minister

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Spotlight
The Winds of War

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Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb Under Close Surveillance

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Washington Versus Al Barakat