Nairobi (Caasimada Online) – Golaha Mustaqbalka Soomaaliyeed oo kulan gaar ah ku yeeshay magaalada Nairobi ee dalka Kenya ayaa isku raacay ka qeyb-galka gogosha wadatashiga qaran ee uu ku dhawaaqay Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya. Sida ay ogaatay Caasimada Online, dhinacyada ayaa isku raacay in la aqbalo casuumadda Xukuumadda Federaalka Soomaaliya, waxaana la filayaa in maalinta berri ah ay soo saaraan go’aanno rasmi ah. Tan iyo markii ay Xukuumadda Federaalka Soomaaliya ku dhawaaqday gogosha wadatashi ee Madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh uu fidiyay, isbahaysiga mucaaradka ah ee Golaha Mustaqbalka Soomaaliyeed ayaa culeys siyaadadeed kala kulmayay wakiillada beesha caalamka. Wakiilada beesha caalamka oo kulamo gooni-gooni ah la qaatay xubnaha Golaha Mustaqbalka ayaa waxay si cad uga dalbadeen inay aqbalaan casuumaadda Dowladda Federaalka ee gogosha wadatashiga qaran, taas oo ugu dambeyntiina ay isla qaateen. Wakiillada Beesha Caalamka ayaa adkeeyay in xilligan xasaasiga ah loo baahan yahay wada-hadal loo dhan yahay si loo gaaro is-afgarad ballaaran oo ku saabsan hannaanka doorashooyinka, ka hor inta aysan dhammaan muddada dastuuriga ah ee hay’adaha dowladda. Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya ayaa Isniintii ku dhawaaqay gogol wadatashi qaran, iyadoo casuumaad loo diray madaxda ku bahoobay Golaha Mustaqbalka Soomaaliyeed. Xukuumadda uu hoggaamiyo Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Soomaaliya ayaa casuumad rasmi ah u fidisay Madaxweynayaasha Jubaland iyo Puntland, iyo siyaasiyiinta mucaaradka ee ku midoobay Golaha Mustaqbalka Soomaaliyeed. Shirweynahan ayaa magaalada Muqdisho ka furmi doona 1-da bisha soo aadan ee Febraayo 2026, sida uu iclaamiyay Xafiiska Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Soomaaliya, Xamza Cabdi Barre. Si kastaba, Soomaaliya ayaa wajaheysa loollan waqtiyeed, iyadoo muddo-xileedka hay’adaha dowladda lagu wado inuu dhammaado bartamaha bisha May ee sanadkan. Ismari-waaga ugu weyn ayaa salka ku haya nuuca doorasho ee dalka ka dhacaysa. The post Xog: Golaha Mustaqbalka oo go’aan ka gaaray casuumaadda Xasan Sheekh appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Dooxa (Caasimada Online) – Khabiir ku xeel-dheer arrimaha gobolka ayaa sheegay in dalalka Carabta iyo awoodaha kale ee gobolka aysan u badnayn inay Israa’iil u ogolaadaan inay saameyn ku yeelato Soomaaliya, inkastoo ay jiraan wax uu ku tilmaamay isku dayo ay Israa’iil ku dooneyso inay ku ballaariso joogitaankeeda Geeska Afrika. Cali Bakr, oo ah Bare sare oo dhiga Culuumta Xiriirka Caalamiga ah, Amniga, iyo Difaaca ee Jaamacadda Qatar, ayaa wakaaladda wararka ee Novosti u sheegay in Israa’iil ay tan iyo sanadkii 2023-kii raadineysay waddo ay kusoo dhex-gasho Geeska Afrika. Wuxuu intaas ku daray in aqoonsiga ay Israa’iil siisay Somaliland uu qeyb ka yahay istiraatiijiyad ballaaran oo arrintaas la xiriirta, balse wuxuu ku dooday in dadaalladaasi ay wajahayaan caqabado waaweyn. Bakr ayaa xusay in tallaabada Israa’iil ay Somaliland ugu aqoonsatay maamul madax-bannaan ay kala kulantay diidmo adag oo kaga timid dalalka Carabta iyo dhowr waddan oo Afrikaan ah, taas oo ku adkeyneysa Tel Aviv inay si rasmi ah cagaha u dhigato gobolka. Wuxuu tilmaamay in awoodaha waaweyn ee gobolka ay horey u lahaayeen dano siyaasadeed, ciidan, iyo dhaqaale oo qoto dheer oo ay ka leeyihiin Soomaaliya. “Sacuudiga, Turkiga, iyo Masar dhammaantood waxay saldhigyo ciidan ku leeyihiin Soomaaliya, marka laga soo tago danahooda istiraatiijiyadeed ee fog,” ayuu yiri Bakr, isagoo raaciyay in Turkiga gaar ahaan uu maalgashi ballaaran ku sameeyay dalka. Bakr ayaa ku nuux-nuuxsaday in Geeska Afrika uu muhiimad istiraatiiji ah oo gaar ah u leeyahay dalka Masar, gaar ahaan xilligan ay jiraan xiisadaha kala dhaxeeya Itoobiya. Wuxuu sharraxay in iskaashi kasta oo dhex mara Israa’iil iyo Itoobiya oo laga sameeyo Somaliland uu xoojin karo awoodda Itoobiya ee gobolka, taas oo ka hor imaanaysa danaha Masar. “Sababtaas awgeed,” ayuu yiri, “waa mid aad u adag in qorshaha Israa’iil ee ay ku dooneyso inay saameyn ku yeelato aaggan uu guuleysto.” Hadalladan ayaa kusoo beegmaya xilli Israa’iil ay dhamaadka bishii Diseembar ku dhawaaqday inay si rasmi ah u aqoonsatay Somaliland—oo ah maamul gooni-u-goosad ah oo ku yaalla waqooyiga Soomaaliya—iyadoo maamulkaas la saxiixatay bayaan is-afgarad iyo aqoonsi labada dhinac ah. Tallaabadan waxaa si adag u qaadacday Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya, taas oo ku tilmaantay xad-gudub ka dhan ah gobonimada Soomaaliya. Sidoo kale, Jaamacadda Carabta iyo Midowga Afrika ayaa taageeray mowqifka Soomaaliya, iyagoo xoojiyay taageeradooda ku aaddan midnimada iyo wadajirka dhuleed ee dalka. The post Khabiir: Masar, Sacuudiga iyo Turkey waxaa ka go’an in Israel aysan Soomaaliya ka… appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Aqoonyahan u dhashay Sacuudi Carabiya, ahna xubin hore oo ka tirsanaa Golaha Shuurada, Dr. Axmed bin Cusmaan Al-Tuwaijri, ayaa si kulul u dhaliilay Imaaraadka Carabta (UAE), isagoo ku eedeeyay inay u adeegayso danaha Israa’iil isla markaana ay ka shaqaynayso wiiqidda midnimada Carabta iyo xasilloonida gobolka. Qoraal uu dhawaan ku daabacay warbaahinta, Dr. Al-Tuwaijri wuxuu ku tilmaamay Imaaraadka “faras qaada aragtida Sahyuuniyadda oo ku dhex jira dunida Carabta, taasoo sida uu sheegay u sahleysa Israa’iil inay saameyn siyaasadeed, amni iyo istiraatiiji ku yeelato gobolka, si loogu adeego danaha Tel Aviv. Aqoonyahanku wuxuu ku dooday in xiriirka istiraatiijiga ah ee u dhexeeya Abu Dhabi iyo Israa’iil uusan ahayn mid ku saleysan dan guud oo Carbeed, balse uu ka dhashay cadaawad muddo dheer jirtay oo Imaaraadku u qabo Sacuudiga, iyo sidoo kale xaasidnimo ku saabsan kaalinta diimeed, midda juqraafi-siyaasadeed iyo tan dhaqaale ee Riyaad ku leedahay dunida Islaamka iyo Carabta. Dr. Al-Tuwaijri wuxuu sheegay in Imaaraadku aaminsan yahay in ku dhowaanshaha Israa’iil uu siin karo awood uu kula tartamo Sacuudiga iyo dalalka kale ee waaweyn ee Carabta, arrintaas oo uu ku tilmaamay khalad istiraatiiji ah iyo khiyaano ka dhan ah midnimada Carabta iyo tan Islaamka. Isagoo hadalkiisa sii wata, wuxuu yiri Abu Dhabi “waxay isku tuurtay gacmaha Sahyuuniyadda, iyadoo rumeysan in xiriirkaasi u sahli doono inay saameyn ku yeelato jihada siyaasadeed ee gobolka, isla markaana ay hoos u dhigto kaalinta hoggaamineed ee Sacuudiga. Qoraalka ayaa sidoo kale xusay in iskaashiga Imaaraadka iyo Israa’iil uu, sida uu Dr. Al-Tuwaijri ku doodayo, horseeday kordhinta khilaafaadka Carabta dhexdeeda, islamarkaana uu u adeego ajandooyin shisheeye oo aan waafaqsanayn danaha guud ee ummadda Carbeed iyo Muslimiinta. Arrintan ayaa ku soo beegmaysa xilli Imaaraadku uu dhowaan Israa’iil kala shaqeeyay tillaabooyin lagu kala qeybinayo dalalka Soomaaliya, Yemen, iyo Suudaan, islamarkaana uu faragelin foolxun ku hayo arrimaha gudaha ee dalalkaas. Source: goobjoog.com

Dubai (Caasimada Online) – Madaxda sare ee Imaaraadka Carabta ayaa khilaaf xooggan ka dhex qarxay xilli uu dalkaasi wajahayo jab diblumaasiyadeed oo uu kala kulmay dalal badan, sida ay sheegayaan warar soo baxaya. Khilaafkan ayaa banaanka usoo baxay kadib shir ay iskugu yimaadeen madaxda sare ee dalkaasi, kaasi oo hadlayay sidii Imaaraadka uga kaban lahaa guuldarrooyinka soo gaaray. Kulankaasi waxaa si gaar ah uga qayb-galay Maxamed Bin Rashiid Al-Maktuum, oo ah Madaxweyne ku xigeenka Isutagga Imaaraatka Carabta kana ah Ra’iisul Wasaaraha dalka, iyo Madaxweyne Maxamed Bin Zayid, kuwaas oo lafa-guray sidii looga bixi lahaa xaaladda adag ee ka dhalatay fashilkaas siyaasadeed. Maamulka sare ee Dubai oo kamid ah Imaaradaha isu-tagay ayaa wax aan la aqbali karin ku tilmaamay sida Boqortooyada Sacuudiga oo muddo dheer kasii jeeday danaha Imaaraadka ay marqudha u kala furfurtay xargihii adkaa ee dalalka laga eryay Imaaraadka. Isu-tagga Imaaraatka Carabta ayaa wajahay go’doon ballaaran oo kaga yimid dalalka Carabta, iyadoo eedeymo hore loogu jeedin jiray ay markii dambe isu bedeleen tallaabooyin cad oo rasmi ah, kuwaas oo sababay in dalal ay Soomaaliya ka mid tahay laga saaro saameyntii Imaaraadka. Dalalka Imaaraadku fara-gelinta ku hayay ayaa waxaa kamid ah Soomaaliya, Liibiya, Yemen iyo Suudaan, waxaana ka dhashay isbahaysi ka dhan ah oo ay ku midoobeen Sacuudi Carabiya, Turkiga iyo Masar, kaas oo ugu dambayn guul ka gaaray siyaasaddii Imaaraadka. Dowladda Federaalka ayaa dhankeeda joojijsay heshiisyada milatari ee ay la gashay Imaaraadka, dalkaas oo dano dekedo iyo saldhigyo milatari ku leh Somaliland, Puntland, iyo Jubaland — deegaanno ay awoodda Muqdisho ku xaddidan tahay. Si kastaba, Sacuudigu ayaa doonaya in uu saameyntiisa gaarsiiyo Geeska Afrika, halkaas oo Imaaraadku uu maalgashi culus ku sameeyay dekedo iyo kaabayaal milatari. Sacuudigu ayaa sidoo kale miisaamaya tallaabooyin ballaaran oo uu kaga hortagayo awoodda Imaaraadka – ma aha oo kaliya Yemen, laakiin waa guud ahaan wadamada nugul ee gobolka, halkaas oo labada quwadood ee Khaliijku ay ku tartamayaan saameynta amniga, dekedaha, iyo siyaasadda. The post Madaxda sare ee Imaaraadka Carabta oo is-khilaafay kadib jabka diblomaasiyadeed appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Jabuuti (Caasimada Online) – Dowladda Jabuuti ayaa xoojinaysa nidaamka qaran ee ka hortagga lacag-dhaqidda iyo maalgelinta argagixisada, iyadoo Khamiistii Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Jabuuti, Cabdulqaadir Kaamil Maxamed uu shir guddoomiyay kulan lagu lafaguray dib-u-habaynta istiraatiijiga ah ee nidaamkan. Kulanka oo ka qeyb-galeen xubnaha guddiga isku-xirka qaranka ee qaabilsan dejinta iyo hagidda siyaasadaha ka hortagga lacag-dhaqidda iyo maalgelinta argagixisada, ayaa sidoo kale waxaa goobjoog ahaa wasiirro, xoghayaha guud iyo madaxa xafiiska ra’iisul Wasaaraha, agaasimaha guud ee hay’adda qaranka ee macluumaadka maaliyadeed iyo saraakiil kale oo ka tirsan hay’addaas. Intii shirka socday, guddiga ayaa la hordhigay warbixin faahfaahsan oo ku saabsan horumarka ay hay’addu ku tallaabsatay tan iyo aasaaskeeda. Warbixinta ayaa iftiimisay hirgelinta hannaan casri ah oo lagu maareeyo xogta maaliyadeed, kobcinta wada-shaqeynta hay’adaha dowladda, iyo doorka ay hay’addu ku leedahay qiimeynta wadajirka ah ee uu hoggaaminayo GAFIMOAN, oo ah urur goboleed la shaqeeya hay’adda caalamiga ah ee FATF. Gunaanadka wada-hadallada kadib, Ra’iisul Wasaaruhu wuxuu meel-mariyay miisaaniyadda hay’adda qaranka ee macluumaadka maaliyadeed ee sanadka 2026, taas oo u oggolaanaysa hay’adda inay yeelato madax-bannaani dhaqaale si loo kordhiyo hufnaanta iyo wax-ku-oolnimada shaqadeeda. Lama shaacin faah-faahin dheeraad ah oo ku saabsan qaddarka miisaaniyadda la ansixiyay. Bayaan rasmi ah oo ka soo baxay xafiiska ra’iisul wasaaraha ayaa lagu sheegay in tallaabadan looga dan leeyahay xoojinta u hoggaansanaanta Jabuuti ee heerarka caalamiga ah ee la-dagaallanka lacag-dhaqidda iyo maalgelinta argagixisada, isla markaana lagu dhisayo kalsooni dheeraad ah oo ku saabsan nidaamka maaliyadeed ee dalka. Xukuumadda Jabuuti ayaa mar kale adkeysay sida ay uga go’an tahay taageeridda casriyeynta hay’adaha ka shaqeeya arrimahan muhiimka ah, si Jabuuti ay u noqoto xarun maaliyadeed oo ammaan ah, sharciyeysan, isla markaana la jaanqaadda hab-raacyada ugu sarreeya ee caalamiga ah. The post JABUUTI oo xoojinaysa nidaamka ka hortagga… appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Satellite view of the Middle East and Horn of Africa, highlighting Somaliland’s strategic position along the Red Sea corridor. Attribution (beneath or in footnote): Map source: Google Maps ©2026 Google. Screenshot adapted for editorial use. Closing the Red Sea Gap: Somaliland–Israel Alliance and the Bab el-Mandeb Corridor Mustafe Jambir The Bab el-Mandeb corridor, connecting the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden, has become one of the most contested maritime chokepoints in the world. Global trade, energy flows, and security converge here, yet instability and rivalries have left a strategic gap. Somaliland’s push for recognition, coupled with Israel’s maritime security imperatives and the support of Abraham Accord partners, offers a new axis of stability — one that directly challenges the dominance of Turkey, Somalia, Egypt, Djibouti, Saudi Arabia, and China. Regional Contestation Turkey and Qatar have entrenched themselves in Mogadishu, leveraging Somalia’s instability to project influence. Egypt guards its Suez Canal monopoly, wary of alternative maritime hubs. Djibouti rents its geography to foreign bases, while Saudi Arabia balances its Red Sea security with opposition to Israel and hesitation toward Somaliland’s independence. China has emerged as the most formidable external actor. Through its Belt and Road Initiative, Beijing has invested heavily in Red Sea ports, railways, and logistics hubs. Its military base in Djibouti — the first overseas base of the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) — gives China a permanent foothold at the mouth of Bab el-Mandeb. This dual-use strategy, combining commercial expansion with military presence, positions China against any alliance that could dilute its influence or empower democratic actors like Somaliland. Beijing’s ambitions are clear: dominate maritime chokepoints, secure energy flows, and project power across Africa and the Middle East. Together, these states resist recognition of Somaliland, fearing disruption of their strategic monopolies and spheres of influence. Somaliland’s Strategic Leverage Somaliland’s geographic position at the Gulf of Aden offers: • Port access: Berbera as a potential hub for trade and naval logistics. • Democratic governance: A contrast to authoritarian or unstable neighbors. • Security reliability: A partner capable of countering piracy, terrorism, and illicit trafficking. Recognition of Somaliland would close the “Red Sea gap” by inserting a stable, democratic actor into the maritime equation. Israel’s Calculated Partnership Israel’s security depends on uninterrupted maritime routes through the Red Sea. An alliance with Somaliland provides: • Maritime defense depth: Joint monitoring of Bab el-Mandeb against hostile actors. • Strategic counterbalance: A partnership that undermines adversarial coalitions. • Symbolic recognition: Strengthening Somaliland’s case internationally while reinforcing Israel’s regional alliances. Abraham Accord Partners as Force Multipliers The Abraham Accord countries — UAE, Bahrain, Morocco, and Sudan — expand the coalition’s reach: • UAE: Advanced naval assets, logistics, and investment capacity. • Bahrain: Maritime monitoring expertise transferable from the Gulf to the Red Sea. • Morocco: Diplomatic reach in Africa, supporting recognition campaigns. • Sudan: Geographic presence along the Red Sea, critical for corridor security. Together with Israel and Somaliland, these states form a coalition that balances against Turkey, Somalia, Egypt, Djibouti, Saudi Arabia, and China. Recommendations for a Joint Force Posture Drawing inspiration from NATO’s Arctic strategies, Somaliland, Israel, and Abraham Accord partners could pursue the following measures: • Expand early warning and maritime tracking Deploy radar, satellite, and drone systems along Somaliland’s coast and Sudan’s Red Sea frontage. (Key partners: Israel, UAE, Sudan, US) • Develop uncrewed naval systems Use drones and autonomous vessels to patrol chokepoints, counter piracy, and detect hostile submarines. (Key partners: Israel, UAE, Bahrain, Somaliland) • Field a denser monitoring network Establish coastal sensor arrays, patrol vessels, and joint maritime command centers in Berbera and Port Sudan. (Key partners: Somaliland, Sudan, Israel) • Leverage commercial and military assets Integrate Berbera and Port Sudan into global logistics chains, while hosting allied naval rotations. (Key partners: Somaliland, UAE, Israel) • Integrate Red Sea and Gulf of Aden operations Coordinate naval doctrines across the Red Sea, Bab el-Mandeb, and Arabian Sea to strengthen deterrence. (Key partners: Israel, Somaliland, UAE, Bahrain, US, EU) • Counter China’s dual-use expansion Develop alternative trade corridors and naval partnerships that reduce reliance on Chinese-controlled infrastructure. (Key partners: Israel, UAE, Morocco, Somaliland) • Diplomatic recognition campaign Leverage Morocco’s African diplomacy and UAE’s global reach to push for Somaliland’s recognition, framing it as essential for corridor stability. (Key partners: Morocco, UAE, Israel) Toward Recognition Through Security Recognition of Somaliland is not only a diplomatic act but a strategic necessity. By aligning with Israel and the Abraham Accord states, Somaliland can demonstrate its value as a stabilizing force in the Red Sea corridor. Together, they can close the Red Sea gap — ensuring that this vital artery of global trade is safeguarded against authoritarian monopolies and hostile coalitions led by Turkey, Somalia, Egypt, Djibouti, Saudi Arabia, and China. About the Author Mustafe Jambir is a Somalilander researcher specializing in geopolitics, foreign relations, governance, and development policy, with a focus on the Horn of Africa. His work combines political analysis, monitoring and evaluation, and policy research to examine state-building, resilience, and institutional performance. He is also a writer on Somali culture, identity, and leadership. Qaran News

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Qaahira (Caasimada Online) – Magaalada Qaahira ee dalka Masar ayaa martigelisay shir heer sare ah oo ahaa Kulanka 29-aad ee Golaha Wasiirrada Carabta ee Isgaarsiinta iyo Macluumaadka, kaas oo ay isugu yimaadeen wasiirro iyo masuuliyiin ka socday dalalka Carabta. Shirkan ayaa diiradda lagu saaray arrimo la xiriira horumarinta isgaarsiinta, tiknoolojiyadda iyo jihada mustaqbalka dijitaalka ee dalalka xubnaha ka ah golaha Carabta. Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya waxaa shirka ku matalayay Wasiirka Wasaaradda Isgaarsiinta iyo Teknoolojiyadda, Maxamed Adam Macallin (Soomaali), kaas oo door muuqda ka qaatay kulamada iyo wada-tashiyada istiraatiijiga ah ee ajendaha shirka. Wasiirka ayaa madasha ka caddeeyey aragtida Soomaaliya ee ku aaddan horumarinta isgaarsiinta iyo tiknoolojiyadda, isaga oo adkeeyey baahida loo qabo qorshe mideysan oo lagula jaanqaadayo isbeddellada dijitaalka. Sidoo kale, Wasiirka ayaa si gaar ah u muujiyey muhiimadda ay leedahay iskaashi Carbeed oo mideysan, si loo dhiso mustaqbal dijitaal oo waara loona dardar-geliyo horumarka dalalka xubnaha ka ah golaha. Intii uu socday shirka, waxaa sidoo kale la falanqeeyey fursadaha iskaashi ee u dhexeeya dalalka Carabta, horumarinta adeegyada dijitaalka, iyo sidii loo xoojin lahaa doorka tiknoolojiyadda ee kobaca dhaqaale iyo horumarka bulshada. Ka-qaybgalka Soomaaliya ee kulankan heer gobol ah ayaa muujinaya sida ay Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya uga go’an tahay ka mid noqoshada dadaallada wadajirka ah ee Carabta, ka-qayb qaadashada go’aamada saameeya horumarka dijitaalka iyo xoojinta iskaashiga ku saleysan aqoon wadaag iyo tiknoolojiyad casri ah. The post Masar oo marti-gelisay shir heer sare ah oo Soomaaliya ka qeyb-gashay + Sawirro appeared first on Caasimada Online.

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On December 26th 2025 the BBC News website published a report on the topic of Israel’s freshly announced recognition of the Republic of Somaliland under the headline “Israel recognises Somaliland as independent state, Netanyahu says”.Credited to Tom McArthur and Abdirahman Ali Dhimbil, the report opens by telling readers that:“Israel has become the first country to formally recognise Somalia’s breakaway region of Somaliland as an independent nation. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, said Israel intended to immediately expand cooperation in agriculture, health, and technology. Somaliland’s president, Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi, called the development “a historic moment”.” On the topics of Somaliland and its history, readers find just three paragraphs: “Somaliland has a strategic position on the Gulf of Aden, and has its own money, passports and police force. Born in 1991 after a war of independence against former dictator General Siad Barre, it has grappled with decades of isolation ever since. With a population of almost six million, the self-proclaimed republic has recently been at the centre of several regional disputes involving Somalia, Ethiopia and Egypt. Last year, an agreement between landlocked Ethiopia and Somaliland to lease a stretch of coastline for a port and military base angered Somalia.” On December 30th the BBC news website published an article by Wedaeli Chibelushi and Ameyu Etana of BBC Afaan Oromooand and Farah Lamane of BBC Somali headlined “Why Israel’s recognition of Somaliland as an independent state is controversial”. The “controversial” framing is repeated in the article’s opening lines: “Israel has taken the controversial decision to recognise the breakaway state of Somaliland as an independent nation, sparking condemnation from many other countries. Israel became the first in the world to do so on Friday, more than 30 years after the region declared independence from Somalia.” Somaliland’s history is described as follows: [emphasis added] “A breakaway, semi-desert territory on the coast of the Gulf of Aden, Somaliland declared independence after the overthrow of Somali military dictator Siad Barre in 1991. The move followed a secessionist struggle during which Siad Barre’s forces pursued rebel guerrillas in the territory. Tens of thousands of people were killed and towns were flattened. Though not internationally recognised, Somaliland has a working political system, government institutions, a police force, and its own currency. Its history as a distinct region of Somalia dates back to nineteenth century colonial rule. It was a British protectorate – known as British Somaliland – until it merged with Italian Somaliland in 1960 to form the Somali Republic. Those in favour of Somaliland’s independence argue that the region is predominantly populated by those from the Isaaq clan – an ethnic difference from the rest of Somalia. Also, Somaliland, home to roughly six million people, enjoys relative peace and stability. Its proponents argue that it should not be shackled to Somalia, which has long been wracked by Islamist militant attacks.” The same article later promotes an inaccurate claim: “A few months ago, a number of news outlets reported that Israel had contacted Somaliland over the potential resettlement of Palestinians forcibly removed from Gaza. Israel did not comment on the reports, but at the time, Somaliland said that any move by Israel to recognise its independence would not have anything to do with the Palestinian issue. Both Somalia and the Palestinian Authority have suggested Israel’s recognition of Somaliland could be linked to a plan to displace Palestinians.” On January 6th the BBC News website published a report by Abdirahman Ali Dhimbil of BBC Somali and Wedaeli Chibelushi headlined “Israel’s foreign minister on historic visit to Somaliland” which also opens with promotion of the “controversial” framing. “Israel’s foreign minister has held talks with Somaliland’s president on his first visit to the breakaway region since Israel controversially recognised it as an independent country.” The sole portrayal of Somaliland’s history in that report reads as follows: “Somaliland declared independence from Somalia in 1991, after the overthrow of Somali military dictator Siad Barre.” Members of the BBC’s funding public looking for more information about Somaliland may be surprised to find that the corporation’s most recent profile was last updated in early January 2024, with no reason given for the announcement that “This page is no longer being updated”. That profile does however include a description similar to those appearing in the BBC’s recent reports. [emphasis added] “A breakaway, semi-desert territory on the coast of the Gulf of Aden, Somaliland declared independence after the overthrow of Somali military dictator Siad Barre in 1991. The move followed a secessionist struggle during which Siad Barre’s forces pursued rebel guerrillas in the territory. Tens of thousands of people were killed and towns were flattened. Though not internationally recognised, Somaliland has a working political system, government institutions, a police force and its own currency. The former British protectorate has also escaped much of the chaos and violence that plague Somalia.” A report published by The Africa Watch Committee in January 1990 estimated that “the number of people killed during the past nineteen months […] is in the vicinity of 50,000 to 60,000”. An article published at The Nation in 2018 includes the following: “Between 1987 and 1989, the regime of Somali dictator Siad Barre massacred an estimated 200,000 members of the Isaaq tribe, the largest clan group in the northwest part of Somalia. At the time, some Isaaqs were fighting for independence, and to eliminate the threat, Barre tried to exterminate all of them. Experts now say there are more than 200 mass graves in Somaliland, most of them in the Valley of Death.” Yale University’s Genocide Studies Program defines those events as the Isaaq genocide. The Lemkin Institute put out a statement in 2022 which includes the following: “A United Nations investigation concluded in 2001 that the killing of Isaaq individuals was a crime “conceived, planned and perpetrated by the Somali government” and therefore a breach of the Genocide Convention. The persecution resulted in the deaths of 50,000 to 250,000 members of the Isaac clan between 1987 and 1989. This genocide also caused almost the complete destruction of the second and third largest cities of Somalia, where the Isaaqs made up the majority: Hargeisa (90 percent destroyed) and Burao (70 percent destroyed). These events led 500,000 Somali individuals (primarily members of the Isaaq group) to flee their country and cross the border to Hartasheikh (Ethiopia) to seek shelter. The Isaaq genocide was committed mainly in the region now called Somaliland, which declared independence from Somalia in 1991 in part to protect Isaaq clan members from further atrocities. The territory of Somaliland has been governed by a succession of democratically-elected governments that continuously and tirelessly seek international recognition as the independent Republic of Somaliland.” As we see, the context of that genocide is not made adequately clear in the BBC’s recent portrayals of Somaliland’s declaration of independence or in its now archived profiles. That omission is of course particularly notable given that the BBC has repeatedly demonstrated over the past two years that it is not shy about using the word genocide in a different context. Remarkably, the BBC chose to frame recognition of a democratic country which it acknowledges has a “working political system” and “its own currency” – as well as defined borders – as “controversial”. In contrast, BBC audiences saw no such framing when, in September 2025, the corporation extensively covered the recognition of a Palestinian state (which lacks such features and has not held elections for two decades) by the UK and other countries. Qaran News

Nairobi (Caasimada Online) – Madaxweynaha Dowlad-goboleedka Puntland, Siciid Cabdullaahi Deni ayaa maanta magaalada Nairobi kulan kula qaatay wakiillada beesha caalamka. Kulankan ayaa waxaa si gaar ah Madaxweynaha Puntland ula qaatay Safiirada Qaramada Midoobey, Midowga Europe ,UK, Denmark, Norway, Canada, Germany, Sweden iyo diblomaasiyiin sarre oo ka tirsan safaaradaha USA, Switzerland, Finland, France, Netherlands iyo World Bank. Kulanka waxaa looga hadlay xaalada guud ee Soomaaliya gaar ahaan dhinacyada amniga iyo siyaasadda, iyadoo Madaxtooyada ay sheegtay in Puntland lagu boggaadiyey hawl-galka ay argagixisada kaga ciribtireyso deegannadeeda iyo hirgelinta simuqraadiyadda. Kulanka ayaa sidoo kale waxaa looga hadlay arrimaha bani’aadanimo iyo iskaashiga horumarineed. Sida ay ogaatay Caasimada Online, safiiradda ayaa intii kulanka socday waxay Madaxweynaha Puntland ku booriyeen ka qeyb-galka gogosha wadatashi qaran, kaasi oo casuumaaddiisa ay fidisay Xukuumadda Federaalka Soomaaliya. Waxaa Madaxweyne Deni kulanka kala qeyb-galay Wasiirka Arrimaha Gudaha maamulka, Cabdi Faarax Juxa, Wakiilka arrimaha siyaasadda iyo xiriirka caalamka, Maxamed Cabdiraxmaan Dhabancad, Agaasimaha guud ee Madaxtooyada, Maxamed Jaamac Cabdiraxmaan iyo Af-hayeenka iyo agaasimaha warfaafinta ee Madaxtooyada, Jaamac Yuusuf Dabaraani. Si kastaba, kulankan ayaa qeyb ka ah shirar ay beesha caalamka la yeelanayso hoggaanka Jubaland iyo Madasha Mucaaridka, si uu u qabsoomo shirka wadatashiga qaranka ee dhawaan iclaamiyay Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya, Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud. Beesha Caalamka, gaar ahaan QM, Midowga Yurub iyo UK ayaa si wadajir ah culeys siyaasadeed u saaraya isbahaysiga mucaaradka ah ee Golaha Mustaqbalka Soomaaliyeed, si ay u aqbalaan casuumaadda Dowladda Federaalka ee gogosha wadatashiga qaran. Wakiillada Beesha Caalamka ayaa adkeeyay in xilligan xaasaasiga ah loo baahan yahay wada-hadal loo dhan yahay si loo gaaro is-afgarad ballaaran oo ku saabsan hannaanka doorashooyinka, ka hor inta aysan dhammaan muddada dastuuriga ah ee hay’adaha dowladda. Cadaadiskan caalamiga ah ayaa ku soo beegmaya xilli hoggaamiyeyaasha Golaha Mustaqbalka Soomaaliyeed aysan weli ka jawaabin casuumadda dowladda ee shirka furmaya 1-da Febraayo. Soomaaliya ayaa wajaheysa loollan waqtiyeed, iyadoo muddo-xileedka hay’adaha dowladda lagu wado inuu dhammaado bartamaha bisha May ee sanadkan. Si kastaba, Ismari-waaga ugu weyn ayaa salka ku haya nuuca doorasho ee dalka ka dhacaysa. The post DENI oo kulan xasaasi ah Nairobi kula qaatay beesha caalamka + Sawirro appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Wasiirka Gaashaandhigga Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya, Axmed Macallin Fiqi, ayaa sheegay in dowladda Soomaaliya aysan marnaba aqbali doonin wax kasta oo lagu xadgudbayo madax-bannaanida, midnimada iyo sharafta qaranka Soomaaliyeed. Wareysi gaar ah oo uu siiyay Al-Jazeera, ayuu wasiirku ku caddeeyay in go’aanka lagu joojiyay dhammaan heshiisyadii lala galay Dowladda Imaaraadka Carabta uu ka dhashay “xadgudubyo si toos ah u taabanaya madaxbannaanida Soomaaliya”. isagoo xusay in joogitaanka iyo hawlgalka saldhigyo ciidan shisheeye ay khasab tahay in ay hoos yimaadaan kormeer buuxa oo dowladda federaalka ah. Wasiir Axmed Macallin Fiqi ayaa sidoo kale shaaca ka qaaday in taageeradii milatari ee Imaaraadka ay istaagtay ku dhowaad laba sano ka hor, halka taageeradii yareyd ee hadhayna ay noqotay mid aan mar walba soo marin hay’adaha rasmiga ah ee dowladda, taas oo mararka qaar loo marin jiray kooxo hubeysan oo ka jira gobollo ka mid ah dalka, arrintaasoo uu ku tilmaamay mid lagu wiiqayay awoodda dowladda dhexe. Dhanka kale, wasiirku wuxuu si adag u cambaareeyay isku dayada Israel ee la xiriira aqoonsiga waxa loogu yeero “Somaliland” iyo wararka ku saabsan isku day lagu doonayo in Falastiiniyiin lagu dejiyo dhulka Soomaaliya, isagoo sheegay in tallaabooyinkaasi ay si cad uga hor imaanayaan qiyamka Soomaaliyeed, sharciga caalamiga ah iyo mowqifka taariikhiga ah ee Soomaaliya ee taageerada shacabka Falastiin. Wasiirku wuxuu mar kale adkeeyay in Somaliland ay tahay qayb ka mid ah dhulka Soomaaliya, islamarkaana heshiis kasta oo ay si gaar ah ula gasho dalal shisheeye uu yahay mid baalmarsan dastuurka dalka iyo sharciga caalamiga ah, kana dhalan kara qalalaase amni iyo mid siyaasadeed oo halis ku ah Geeska Afrika. Isagoo ka hadlayay joogitaanka ciidamo shisheeye, Wasiirka Gaashaandhigga ayaa sheegay in Turkiga uu Soomaaliya ka joogo oo keliya dhanka tababarka ciidamada, halka Masar ay ku soo biiri doonto hawlgalka Midowga Afrika ee taageerada iyo xasilinta Soomaaliya, dhammaantoodna ay ku shaqeynayaan oggolaansho iyo kormeer buuxa oo dowladda Soomaaliyeed ah. Ugu dambeyn, wasiirku wuxuu xusay in Soomaaliya ay haatan gashay marxalad cusub oo dib-u-dhis ciidan iyo amni ah, isaga oo xaqiijiyay in dowladda ay mudnaan siinayso dhisidda ciidan qaran oo awood u leh in uu si buuxda ula wareego ammaanka dalka, isla markaana aan u baahnayn faragelin shisheeye mustaqbalka dhow. Source: goobjoog.com

Madaxweynaha maamulka Puntland, Mudane Siciid Cabdullaahi Deni, ayaa maanta magaalada Nairobi kulan muhiim ah kula yeeshay wakiillo ka socday Beesha Caalamka, kuwaas oo ay ka mid ahaayeen Safiirrada iyo diblomaasiyiin sare oo matalayay Qaramada Midoobay, Midowga Yurub, UK, Denmark, Norway, Canada, Germany, Sweden, iyo sidoo kale diblomaasiyiin ka tirsan safaaradaha Mareykanka, Switzerland, Finland, France, Netherlands iyo Bangiga Adduunka (World Bank). Kulankan ayaa diiradda lagu saaray xaaladda guud ee Soomaaliya, gaar ahaan dhinacyada amniga iyo siyaasadda, iyadoo si gaar ah loo falanqeeyay doorka Puntland ee la dagaallanka argagixisada iyo dadaallada ay ku ciribtirayso kooxaha amni-darrada ka wada deegannadeeda. Wakiillada Beesha Caalamka ayaa ammaan ballaaran u jeediyay maamulka Puntland, iyagoo ku bogaadiyay hawlgalada amniga, hirgelinta nidaamka dimuqraadiyadeed, iyo dadaallada lagu xaqiijinayo xasillooni waarta. Sidoo kale kulanka waxaa si qoto dheer looga hadlay arrimaha bani’aadanimo, taageerada bulshada nugul, iyo xoojinta iskaashiga horumarineed ee u dhexeeya Puntland iyo saaxiibada caalamiga ah. Source: goobjoog.com

Mogadishu, Somalia — International pressure mounted Thursday on Somalia’s opposition alliance to accept a government offer for high-stakes electoral talks, as the clock ticks toward the end of the government’s mandate and the country still lacks an agreed roadmap for elections. The United Nations, the United Kingdom, and the European Union have issued coordinated appeals urging the “Somali Future Council” (SFC)—a coalition of opposition figures and regional state leaders—to end a political standoff that threatens to derail polls scheduled for before the government’s mandate expires in May. The diplomatic push comes as opposition leaders hold consultations to formulate a response to an invitation from the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS). On Monday, the government formally invited the SFC to a “National Consultative Forum” set to commence in Mogadishu on February 1, aimed at resolving deep disagreements over the country’s transition to universal suffrage. The invitation came just one day before a deadline set by the opposition bloc, which warned of a “dangerous political split” if the administration failed to outline a clear route to elections by Tuesday, January 20. Race against time Somalia is facing a critical deadline. The constitutional mandate of President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s administration and the federal parliament is set to end in mid-May 2026. Diplomats fear that a failure to reach consensus on the electoral model before then could push the fragile nation into a constitutional crisis or violence, distracting from the ongoing fight against Al-Shabaab insurgents. The United Nations Transition Mission in Somalia (UNTMIS) welcomed the government’s move, stressing the urgency of the timeline. “We reaffirm our support for an inclusive dialogue that seeks to achieve a broad consensus on participatory, transparent elections before constitutional mandates expire in the coming months,” UNTMIS said in a statement on X (formerly Twitter), urging the opposition to “respond positively” and engage constructively. The United Kingdom and European Union echoed these sentiments, with the UK mission in Mogadishu warning that consensus is vital for “Somalia’s stability & prosperity.” The core dispute At the heart of the impasse is a bitter dispute over the methodology and feasibility of the next election. Key points of contention include whether to maintain the current indirect voting system or transition to a universal suffrage model, as well as concerns over the timeline and the potential for term extension. President Mohamud has spent much of the past year campaigning for a transition from the complex indirect voting system—where clan elders pick delegates who then elect lawmakers—to a “One Person, One Vote” universal suffrage model. The government argues this is the only way to enfranchise the Somali public and move the country forward. However, the opposition views the push for universal suffrage this late in the term as a “Trojan horse.” The Somali Future Council, which includes the powerful presidents of the semi-autonomous states of Puntland and Jubbaland, as well as former national leaders, accuses the president of using the logistical complexity of a direct election as a pretext to engineer a technical term extension. They argue that organizing a credible popular vote across the insecure country is impossible before May due to security and logistical concerns. The opposition demands a consensus-based model that guarantees both a timely transfer of power and inclusion in decision-making. The opposition alliance had previously frozen relations with the central government, accusing the administration of unilateral decision-making. In late December 2025, they issued a demand for a broad consultative summit to address these concerns. Government softens stance Monday’s invitation from the office of Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre appears to be an olive branch. In a press release, the government stated the February 1 forum would focus on “strengthening national unity” and “implementing a democracy based on consultation and compromise,” explicitly referencing the opposition’s earlier demands. To demonstrate commitment, the government has appointed a ministerial committee led by the Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Hassan Moalim Mohamud Sheikh Ali, to organize the talks. They have asked the SFC to appoint their own representatives to co-manage the agenda. Despite the conciliatory tone from Mogadishu and the pressure from Western donors, the outcome remains uncertain, and the opposition bloc has yet to respond. Opposition leaders are reportedly divided on whether to attend the Mogadishu talks without preconditions. Sources close to the alliance suggest hardliners are demanding international mediation or specific guarantees, including the government rolling back constitutional amendments that already passed by parliament. The European Union’s ambassador to Somalia, Francesca Di Mauro, warned that the window for negotiation is closing. “Inclusive dialogue aiming at a broad consensus on elections before mandates expire is key,” the EU mission stated, adding they look forward to witnessing “constructive talks.” If the council boycotts, analysts warn the political temperature in Mogadishu will rise sharply, potentially leading to the kind of armed fragmentation seen during previous electoral crises. For now, the ball remains in the opposition’s court. The post Somali opposition faces pressure to accept election talks appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Qorshaha Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya ay ku dooneyso in lagu meel-mariyo cutubyada dhiman ee dastuurka dalka ayaa shaki xooggan laga muujiyay, xilli bilooyin kooban ka harsan yihiin muddoo xileedka Madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh. Waxaa isa soo taraya walaaca laga muujinayo dedejinta qorshaha wax ka beddelka dastuurka, iyadoo soo baxayaan baaqyo looga digayo cawaaqibka ka dhalan kara deg-degga lagu hayo dukumeentigan masiiriga ah. Xildhibaan Maxamed Aadan Daahir (Caanooy) oo ka mid ah Mudaneyaasha Baarlamaanka Federaalka Soomaaliya ayaa walaac xooggan ka muujiyay hannaanka Villa Somalia u wado wax-ka-beddelka dastuurka. Sidoo kale wuxuu su’aal geliyey suurtagalnimada in muddo hal usbuuc ah lagu akhriyo, laguna ansixiyo dastuur qaran, isagoo yiri: “Dastuurku waa heshiiska ugu sarreeya ee ummadda, mana aha dukumeenti lagu dedejin karo. Go’aan kasta oo aan wada-tashi lahayn wuxuu dhaawacayaa mustaqbalka qaranka.” Xildhibaanka ayaa dalbaday in la helo waqti ku filan iyo dood hufan oo ay qeyb ka yihiin dhammaan saamileyda siyaasadda, xilli Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya uu dhawaan fidiyay gogol wadatashi qaran, taas oo qorshuhu yahay in magaalada Muqdisho ka qabsoomto 1-da Febraayo 2026. Walaacan ayaa imanaya xilli horey ay u qaaddaceen hawsha dib-u-eegista dastuurka maamulada Puntland iyo Jubbaland, iyo sidoo kale xubno ka tirsan mucaaradka oo aaminsan in Madaxtooyadu ku koobeyso gacanteeda go’aannada masiiriga ah ee dalka. Arrimaha la xiriira Dastuurka Soomaaliya ayaa galay xaalad aad u nugul, iyadoo sanadka 2026 loo arko mid door weyn ka ciyaari doona jihada mustaqbalka nidaamka federaalka iyo deggenaanshaha siyaasadeed ee dalka. Hoos ka aqriso qoraalka xildhibaanka oo dhameystiran: Dastuur qaran laguma dhiso degdeg, lagumana ansixiyo waqti la’aan. Ma hal asbuuc ayaa lagu akhriyi karaa laguna ansixin karaa Dastuur qaran? Annaga oo ah xildhibaano, asbuuca soo socda ayaa naloo keenayaa Dastuurka Qaranka, iyadoo hal asbuuc oo keliya laga doonayo in lagu falanqeeyo lana ansixiyo. Taasi waa arrin layaab leh oo walaac dhalinaysa. Dastuurku waa heshiiska ugu sarreeya ee ummadda, mana aha dukumeenti lagu dedejin karo. Go’aan degdeg ah wuxuu dhaawacayaa kalsoonida, doorka Baarlamaanka, iyo mustaqbalka dalka. Dastuur qaran wuxuu u baahan yahay waqti, dood, iyo daahfurnaan — ma aha degdeg. Sidaa awgeed, waxa aan ku baaqayaa: 1. In la helo waqti ku filan oo dastuurka lagu akhriyo laguna falanqeeyo, 2. In la furo dood qaran oo hufan, 3. In aan la dedejin go’aan saameynaya mustaqbalka qaranka. The post Shaki iyo walaac laga muujiyay dedejinta Villa Somalia ee ansixinta… appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Hargeisa, Somalia — Somaliland’s president has acknowledged that wider diplomatic recognition is unlikely to come quickly after Israel became the first country to recognise the breakaway region in northern Somalia. “We recognise that widespread international recognition won’t occur overnight,” Abdullahi wrote in a Wall Street Journal opinion essay published this week. But he used the article to deliver his clearest and strongest defence yet of the Dec. 26 agreement with Israel, a step that has rattled regional alignments in the Horn of Africa and pushed Somaliland’s statehood campaign back into the centre of a widening geopolitical contest. Somaliland declared independence in 1991 after Somalia’s central government collapsed and has since run its own elections, currency, security forces and institutions. It has operated as a de facto state for more than three decades, but until now, Israel became the first UN member state to formally recognise it. Somalia’s federal government in Mogadishu has denounced the pact as an “illegal violation of sovereignty,” but Abdullahi argued the relationship rests on more than strategy. He described it as a moral choice shaped by history and shared trauma. First mover “This recognition didn’t arise from diplomatic calculation alone,” he wrote, linking Israel’s national story to what he described as a “systematic campaign of extermination” against Somalilanders under the late Somali dictator Siad Barre in the late 1980s. Abdullahi wrote that Israel was among the few countries that spoke up at the United Nations in 1990 as Hargeisa came under bombardment, an episode he said killed an estimated 200,000 civilians and left the city in ruins. He cited an instruction he attributed to Barre’s forces — “kill all but the crows” — and argued that to this day Somalilanders still see that period as the basis for a bond that goes beyond today’s politics. In his essay, Abdullahi casts Israel’s recognition as the decisive “first mover” step other capitals have avoided for years, even when privately sympathetic. He wrote that many countries “in Africa and beyond” see Somaliland’s claim as morally and legally grounded but nonetheless have held back while waiting for a state willing to absorb the political cost of breaking with the prevailing international position. Israel has now taken that step, he argued, and as a result forced others to confront their hesitation. Still, Abdullahi signalled that Hargeisa expects a sustained campaign of persuasion rather than quick diplomatic dominoes, warning that recognition will take time. Analysts have linked the agreement to Israel’s broader push to build partnerships along the Red Sea corridor, where security concerns and outside competition have intensified. Abdullahi leaned into that strategic framing, presenting Somaliland as a stable actor in a region where many governments struggle to project authority. He contrasted Somaliland’s relative stability with Somalia’s crisis, where the al-Qaeda-linked al-Shabaab insurgency remains a persistent threat. Security rationale Abdullahi highlighted Somaliland’s 460 miles of coastline along the Gulf of Aden, describing it as a key route for global commerce. He pointed to the UK-trained coast guard and its anti-piracy record as evidence that Somaliland can deliver the security outcomes Western partners want. “Our capabilities… align directly with Israeli and broader Western security interests,” he wrote. He also warned of shifting alignments in the Horn, saying that China and Turkey are expanding their presence in Somalia, while Somaliland has chosen a different orientation. He portrayed Israel’s recognition as a counterweight that could, in turn, deepen ties with partners focused on maritime security near major shipping lanes. Abdullahi added an economic argument, tying recognition to investment and development. He cited Dubai-based DP World’s $442 million investment in modernising the Port of Berbera, which Somaliland promotes as a regional logistics hub linking Gulf markets, East Africa and Ethiopia. The port, he argued, strengthens Somaliland’s bid to operate as a self-sustaining economy and at the same time reduces reliance on Mogadishu-controlled routes. He said Israeli expertise in agriculture, technology and maritime services could accelerate development and turn recognition into tangible gains, thereby shifting the relationship from symbolism to practical cooperation. Regional pushback The recognition has heightened tensions in a region shaped by proxy rivalries. Somalia has called for emergency consultations with the African Union to mobilise pressure against the deal. Abdullahi dismissed Mogadishu’s objections and said Somaliland has “waited patiently” while the world overlooked its elections and institutions. He pointed to Somaliland’s relationship with Taiwan as proof, he argued, that the territory can operate internationally even without broad recognition. He said Israel’s move could break a longstanding taboo that has discouraged African states from formalising ties. Abdullahi invoked a 2005 African Union fact-finding mission, which concluded that Somaliland’s case should be assessed from an objective historical perspective and a moral standpoint, and should not be dismissed out of fear of “opening a Pandora’s Box” of border disputes across the continent. Abdullahi said opening Somaliland’s first official embassy in Israel would rank among the proudest moments of his tenure. “Now, Israel has taken this bold step,” he wrote. “We are confident that others will follow.” The post Somaliland president doesn’t expect quick wave of recognitions appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Ankara (Caasimada Online) – Dowladda Turkiga ayaa Soomaaliya u tababaraysa cutubyo ciidan oo cusub, kuwaas oo si dhameystiran loogu qalabeynayo agabka ay ku hawl-galayaan, sida ay sheegeen ilo kala duwan. Ciidamadan ayaa ka kooban kuwa dhulka, badda iyo cirka, si loo adkeeyo amniga guud ee dalka Soomaaliya. Xukuumadda Ankara ayaa sidoo kale kordhisay muddada ay joogayaan ciidamada Turkiga ee ku sugan Soomaaliya, kuwaas oo ka qayb qaata sugidda amniga, waxaana garab socda macallimiin door muhiim ah ka ciyaara tababarka ciidamada qaranka Soomaaliyeed. Joogitaanka milateri ee Turkiga ee badaha ayaa sidoo kale si weyn ula jaanqaadaya hammiga tamarta ee Ankara ay ka leedahay xeebaha Soomaaliya. Soomaaliya iyo Turkiga waxaa ka dhexeeya iskaashi milatari oo ballaaran, kaas oo diiradda saaraya sugidda amniga, tayeynta ciidamada ammaanka, tababarka cutubyo cusub iyo arrimo kale oo la xiriira dhinaca milatariga, sida ku cad heshiisyada labada dhinac. Turkiga ayaa horay u tababaray ciidamo gaar ah oo isugu jira kumaandoos iyo booliis si heer sare ah loo diyaariyay, sidoo kale wuxuu diyaariyay askar kooban oo ku takhasusay duulinta diyaaradaha casriga ah, kuwaas oo la qorsheynayo in la kordhiyo. Si kastaba, Xukuumadda Muqdisho iyo Ankara ayaa ka wada-hadlaya jadwalka rasmiga ah ee tababarkan lagu bilaabayo, tirada guud ee ciidamada la diyaarinayo iyo arrimaha farsamo ee kale ee la xiriira howlahaas. The post Kadib go’aankii Turkiga, Ankara oo dowladda Soomaaliya… appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Madaxweynaha Somaliland ayaa dunida oo dhami ay aad isha ugu haysaa sidoo kale wararkiisa iyo socdaaladiisa ama dhaq dhaqaqyadiisa ayay warbaahinta caalamka oo dhami ay gudbinaysaa waxana uu noqday madaxweynahii ugu labadii bilood ee ugu danbeeyay masuulkii ugu hadal haynta badnaa dunida ama saamaynta badnaa. Kulankuu uu shalay la yeeshay madaxweynaha dalalka Israel iyo wiilka uu dhalay madaxweynaha dalka Maraykanku ayaa isna ahaa mid taariikhi ah iyo sidoo kale shirka ganacsiga aduunka oo uu xagaasi ka hadlay madaxweynahu oo ahayd markii u horaysay ee ay Somaliland ka qayb gasho shiekadi oo sanad walba ka dhacayaybdalkaasi Switzerland tan iyo 1971’kii. Madaxweyne Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdilaahi waa shaqsi ay sidoo kale shicibkiisu ay ku taageersanyihiin dhaq dhaqaaqyada diblomaasiyadeed ee uu dunida ku dhex qaadaayo ee uu ugu adeegaayo dadkiis iyo dalkiisa Qaran News

The president of Somaliland was at the World Economic Forum this week to win international recognition for his country and pitch investment opportunities in the East African nation. One of his main meetings, according to an aide, was with Eric Trump, son of the U.S. president Donald Trump and a leading executive of the Trump family’s sprawling business spanning from real estate to crypto. On Wednesday, while Donald Trump was delivering a speech to an international audience of chief executives at the Davos forum, the Somaliland president, Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi, met with Eric Trump in a nearby hotel conference room. Also attending the meeting was Israel’s president, Isaac Herzog, whose country recognized Somaliland last month—a first by any United Nations member. During the closed-door meeting, Abdullahi outlined investment opportunities in Somaliland, notably the country’s strategic deep-sea port of Berbera, which sits along one of the world’s busiest shipping routes, according to two people present. “The meeting went well, it went very well,” the Somaliland president told Reuters on Thursday, confirming his meeting with both Eric Trump and Herzog. A spokeswoman for Eric Trump did not respond to a message seeking comment. In a post on X that did not mention Eric Trump, Herzog said he had been pleased to meet with his Somaliland counterpart in the Swiss resort. During Trump’s first term, the family’s self-imposed ethical guidelines prohibited them from seeking new business outside the U.S. Yet, days before his second inauguration, the Trump Organization, as the family business is known, released revised guidelines that jettisoned that constraint. The White House did not respond to a message seeking comment. Somaliland has enjoyed effective autonomy – and relative peace and stability – since 1991 when Somalia descended into civil war, but the breakaway region has struggled to receive recognition. Source Reuters Qaran News

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya ayaa soo dhaweysay ku dhawaaqista maamulka cusub ee Guban State, kaasi oo maanta xildhibaanno ka tirsan Baarlamaanka Federaalka Soomaaliya ay sheegeen in laga dhisayo magaalada Saylac ee gobolka Awdal. Wasiirka Gaashaandhigga Soomaaliya, Axmed Macallin Fiqi ayaa xaqiijiyay in Dowladda Federaalka ay taageerayso dhismaha maamulkan cusub, isagoo sheegay in doonistii Somaliland ee gooni-goosadka ay sii itaal-darreysay. “Mashruucii gooni-goosadku wuu sii itaal-darreynayaa, waana laga kala baxay, wuxuuna qarka u saaran yahay burbur aan lagu badbaadin karin dhabarka Netanyahu iyo telefoonkiisa!” ayuu yiri Wasiir Fiqi. Waxa uu intaas ku sii daray: “Anigoo sidoo kale dhammaan reer Awdal ku bogaadinaya halganka ay uga soo horjeedaan kala-goynta dalka. Guulaysta xildhibaannada sharafta leh.” Taageeradan ayaa imaneysa saacado kadib markii qaar kamid ah xildhibaannada Somaliland ku metela Baarlamaanka Federaalka Soomaaliya ay ku dhawaaqeen dhismaha maamulka Guban State of Somalia. Xildhibaannada beesha Ciise ayaa sheegay in caasimadda maamulka ay noqon doonto magaalada Saylac, iyagoo Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya ka dalbaday inay taageerto oo kaalin weyn ka qaadato taaba-gelinta Guban State. Ku dhawaaqista maamulkan cusub ayaa ku soo aadeysa xilli ay Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya hore u shaacisay inay ka shaqeynayso sidii gobolka Awdal looga dhisi lahaa maamulka Awdal State, oo caasimaddiisu tahay magaalada Boorama. The post DF Soomaaliya oo ka hadashay dhismaha maamulka cusub ee Guban State appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Dowladda Ingiriiska ayaa soo dhaweysay gogosha wadatashi ee uu fidiyay Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya, Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud, si xal looga gaaro khilaafka siyaasadeed ee taagan, gaar ahaan arrimaha doorashooyinka. Bayaan kasoo baxay Safaaradda Boqortooyada Ingiriiska ee Soomaaliya ayaa Golaha Mustaqbalka Soomaaliyeed, oo ay ku mideysan yihiin hoggaamiyeyaasha Jubaland iyo Puntland iyo siyaasiyiinta mucaaradka, loogu baaqay inay ka qeyb-galaan gogosha wadatashi ee la fidiyay. “Boqortooyada Ingiriiska waxa ay soo dhaweynaysaa ku dhawaaqista Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya ee ku saabsan qabsoomidda shir wadatashi qaran oo loo dhan yahay, kaas oo lagu qabanayo magaalada Muqdisho,” ayaa lagu yiri qoraalka safaaradda oo ay ku baahisay barteeda X (ex-Twitter). Sidoo kale, dhammaan dhinacyada ayaa lagu booriyay inay gaaraan is-afgarad ku saabsan doorashooyinka, si loo xaqiijiyo xasilloonida iyo barwaaqada Soomaaliya. Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya ayaa Isniintii ku dhawaaqay gogol wadatashi qaran, iyadoo casuumaad loo diray madaxda ku bahoobay Golaha Mustaqbalka Soomaaliyeed. Xukuumadda uu hoggaamiyo Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Soomaaliya ayaa casuumaad rasmi ah u fidisay Madaxweynayaasha Jubaland iyo Puntland, iyo siyaasiyiinta mucaaradka ee ku midoobay Golaha Mustaqbalka Soomaaliyeed. Shirweynahan ayaa magaalada Muqdisho ka furmi doona 1-da bisha soo socota ee Febraayo 2026, sida uu shaaciyay Xafiiska Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Soomaaliya, Xamza Cabdi Barre. Si kastaba ha ahaatee, casuumaadda dowladda ayaa waxaa weli si rasmi ah uga soo jawaabin Golaha Mustaqbalka Soomaaliyeed, xilli uu dhawaan dalbaday shirweyne looga arrinsanayo xaaladda dalka, oo ay ku jiraan doorashooyinka, wax-ka-beddelka dastuurka iyo midnimada. The post UK oo farriin u dirtay Golaha Mustaqbalka kadib casuumaadda Xasan Sheekh appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Wafdi heer sare ah oo ka socday Dowladda Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Jarmalka oo uu hoggaaminayo Madaxa Xiriirka Dowladaha ee Fedaalka Booliiska, Colonel Niels Zimmermann ayaa booqasho shaqo ku yimid dalka. Wafdigan ayaa kulan heer sare ah la yeeshay Madaxda Hay’adda Socdaalka iyo Jinsiyadda (HSJ) oo ugu horreeyo Agaasimaha Guud, Mustafa Dhuxulow. Booqashadan oo ka qabsoontay magaalada Muqdisho intii u dhaxaysay 21–22 Janaayo 2026 ayaa ujeeddadeedu ahayd xoojinta xiriirka laba-geesoodka ah, is-dhaafsiga khibradaha iyo horumarinta wada-shaqeynta dhinacyada maareynta socdaalka, sugidda amniga xuduudaha, horumarinta baasaboorka Soomaaliga iyo la dagaallanka socdaalka sharci-darrada ah. Inta lagu guda jiray booqashada shaqo, wafdiga Jarmalka ayaa booqday Garoonka Diyaaradaha Caalamiga ah ee Aadan Cadde, halkaas oo ay si dhow uga indha-indheeyeen maareynta rakaabka imanaya iyo kuwa baxaya. Wafdiga ayaa la geeyay khadadka koontaroolka 1aad iyo 2aad, hawlaha Qaybta Baarista Dukumentiyada iyo Fraud Detection Unit, iyo nidaamka guud ee maareynta xuduudaha, iyagoo si gaar ah u eegay dowrka HSJ ee sugidda amniga qaranka. Agaasimaha guud ee hay’adda socdaalka, Mustaf Dhuxulow oo wafdiga si rasmi ah u soo dhaweeyay Yaa si gaar ah uga mahadceliyay Dowladda Jarmalka aqoonsiga Baasaboorka Diblumaasiga ah ee Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya, taas oo muujinaysa kalsooni iyo xiriir diblumaasiyadeed oo adag. Agaasimaha ayaa sidoo kale adkeeyay sida ay hay’addu uga go’an tahay xoojinta wada-shaqeynta iyo iskaashiga caalamiga ah, isla markaana xoogga saartay is-dhaafsiga khibradaha, si loo dhiso hay’ad awood leh oo la jaanqaadaysa hay’adaha caalamiga ah. Kulamada labada dhinac ayaa lagu gorfeeyay waajibaadka iyo qaab-dhismeedka hay’adda socdaalka, mudnaanta istiraatiijiyadeed ee hay’adda, iyo dadaallada la xiriira ka hortagga tahriibka dadka, dambiyada abaabulan, iyo socdaalka sharci-darrada ah ee dhulka, cirka, iyo badda. Sidoo kale, waxaa si qoto dheer looga wada hadlay fursadaha iskaashi ee mustaqbalka, taageerada farsamo, is-dhaafsiga macluumaadka, iyo xoojinta awoodda shaqaalaha hay’adda. Booqashada wafdigan ayaa imaneysa xilli Dowlada Jarmalka ay si buuxda u aqoonsatay Baasaboorka Diblomaasiga ee Soomaaliya. Tallaabadan ayaa ah mid muhiim ah oo xoojineysa xiriirka diblomaasiyadeed iyo fududeynta socdaalka labada dal. Baasaboorka Soomaaliya ayaa si tartiib tartiib ah usoo ceshanaya maqaamkiisii caalamiga ahaa, taasoo astaan u ah dadaallada diblomaasiyadeed ee dalka ee sii kordhaya iyo adkaysiga uu muujiyay kadib tobannaan sano oo uu go’doon kaga jiray dunida inteeda kale sababo la xiriira ammaan-darro iyo masiibooyin dabiici ah. Tan iyo markii uu qarxay dagaalkii sokeeye sannadkii 1991-kii, Baasaboorka Soomaaliga waxa uu soo maray isbeddello is-daba-joog ah, oo ay ku jirto soo bandhigidda nooc casri ah oo leh muddo ogolaansho oo gaaraysa shan sano. Isbeddelladan ayaa ka tarjumaya dadaallada ballaaran ee dalka loogu jiro dib-u-dhiska hay’adaha dowliga ah iyo xoojinta maqaamkiisa caalamiga ah. The post Kadib go’aankii dowladda Jarmalka, wafdi sare oo yimid Muqdisho + Sawirro appeared first on Caasimada Online.

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Taliska Ciidanka Asluubta Puntland ayaa beeniyay in maxaabiis Daacish ah ay ka baxsatay xabsiga weyn ee magaalada Boosaaso iyo guud ahaa xabsiyada Puntland. Taliyey ku-xigeenka Ciidanka Asluubta Puntland Gen. Cabdiqaadir Axmed Khayre oo maanta shir jaraa’id ku qabtay gudaha xabsiga magaalada Qardho ayaa sheegay in ay waxba kama jiraan aan sal iyo raad la hayn yihiin warar lagu faafiyay baraha bulshada oo sheegaya in maxaabiis Daacish ah ka baxsatay xabsigga magaalada Boosaaso. Wuxuu taas baddelkeeda tilmaamay in shalay xabsigga magaalada Boosaaso la keenay maxaabiis cusub oo ajaaniib ah oo laga qabtay kooxda Daacish ee lagu dagaalamayo buuraha Calmiskaad. Taliyaha wuxuu arrintan ku eedeeyay in ay ka dambeyso dowladda Federaaalka Soomaaliya oo uu sheegay in ay diidan tahay la dagaalanka Daacish iyo horumarka Puntland, sida uu hadalka u dhigay. Puntland waxay maalmo ka hor soo bandhigtay maxaabiista ajaanibta ah ee argagixisada Daacish looga qabtay howlgalka Calmiskaad, kuwaas oo u kala dhashay dalala Turkiga, Sacuudiga, Itoobiya, Morooko, Yemen, Siiriya iyo Tansaaniya. Hoos ka daawo hadalka Taliyaha PUNTLAND POST