Somaliland crisis: delayed elections and armed conflict threaten dream of statehood

By Mohamed Haji Ingiriis, Fellow at London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), King's College London

With a presidential election delayed for months and deadly clashes between security forces and clan militias, Somaliland’s reputation for stability lies in ruins. Violence…

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