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Somalia: Govt Fumes Over Taiwan-Somaliland Diplomatic Ties
Nation, 19 August 2020
Somalia has expressed anger over Taiwan's move to open a representative office in the self-declared Republic of Somaliland. Read more »
Somalia has expressed anger over Taiwan's move to open a representative office in the self-declared Republic of Somaliland. Mogadishu has warned Taiwan of retaliatory measures if it continues to make moves in the breakaway territory, which unilaterally declared independence from the rest of Somalia back in May 1991. Somaliland has stated it will not cut ties with its newly found ally Taiwan despite protestations from the Federal Republic of Somalia.
In 1991, north-west Somalia broke away from the rest of the country after a civil war, and declared itself independent. Today, 25 years later, Somaliland celebrates its "independence", despite not a single country recognising it.
Somalia and Somaliland, locked in a decades-long standoff over Somaliland's 1991 claim of independence and Mogadishu's rejection of it, are talking again. Ethiopia, the U.S. and ... Read more »
Somaliland, a self-declared independent region of Somalia has formally recognised Taiwan, another government that lacks UN recognition. China has warned Somaliland against ... Read more »
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