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Carro-Udug Ayaan Ahay

  Carro-Udug ayaan ahay  Kun tobnaad cadgooysiyo Cal-Miskaad ayaan ahay Cidla ma aha Buuruhu. Waxaan caan ahaa beri Casri aanay jirin dalal Iyo caalam dawlada  Carro-Udug ayaan ahay Ciidaydu Shaam iyo Lama aha Ciraaq deris Calmiskaad ma aha Raqqa Carro-Udug ayaan ahay. Gacankaa Cadmeed iyo Bad Cas iyo tan culusbaan Cirka sare ka hagayaa Waxaan ahay cirjiidh bari  Ciidiyo dadkaygaan Ka jiraa cadaawaha Carro-Udug ayaan ahay. Cirdigayga iyo maal Ma galaan casuumaad Dulli kuma cabiidsamo Carro-Udug ayaan ahay. Waa caymo diintuye Rabbigoon cuskado iyo Ma sahwiyo cibaadada Carro-Udug ayaan ahay. Gob cumaamadeediyo Waan aqaan cisiyo sharaf Cidna Kama abaal dhaco  Carro-Udug ayaan ahay. Dunidoo cammiran oo Ladanoo cuddoonbaan Dhinacayga ciidmaa. Carro-Udug ayaan ahay. Gogoshayda Caafiya Waa caano iyo nabad Dharaartay cakirantana Waxaan ahay cal iyo bado Cirka iyo dhulkaan ahay Iyo lama ciriirshaan.  Darka soo cartama...

NECESSITY AND DUTY MAY COMPEL PUNTLAND STATE TO ASSUME AN OFFICIAL ROLE IN FOREIGN POLICY

The state-based global order faces a category 5 geopolitical-security hurricane which poses a compendium of threats not seen since the end of World War Two. There’s a mad scramble across the world. Every country is on a survival mode, first to weather the catastrophe relatively intact, and second to ensure that it continues to exist and remain sovereign should the entire edifice of the international system collapse and until a new global order takes shape.  Countries vary greatly, but what matters is how every nation optimally and effectively mobilizes and leverages the assets and capabilities at its disposal. National unity at home and robust foreign policy and geopolitical competence abroad are two fundamental prerequisites for survival. Unfortunately, Somalia has been mired in a protracted state of dysfunction and disunity. And the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) has no capacity to control the country internally. And foreign policy and international cooperation has been an u...

I Dream of Becoming A King (A Poem)

With a Mamluk, dancing On the horns of a terrible dilemma.  I dream of becoming the King  In the country of fickle clans.  But fealty to a king and queen I know Is a proposition light years away  From the Republic of feud.  But I must not give up the dream. I failed once But twice I shall not. With a Mamluk on guard and company In good order and secure I shall move heaven and earth  Toil long and hard  At home and abroad Till the seasons align For the desert flower to bloom And a king is born And the king is me Dancing with a Mamluk. © 2025 Hassan Keynan