Somalia

Who Is Really In Control In Mogadishu?

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10 Civilians Killed In U.S.-Somali Raid, Officials Say

The raid was carried out under the expanded powers that President Trump granted to U.S. troops in Somalia in March.
By By Feisal Omar, Reuters

We’ve Made Great Strides in the Fight Against Global Hunger. So Why Are Millions at Risk of Starvation?

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Brawl Breaks Out In Taiwanese Parliament As Lawmakers Throw Water Balloons And Chairs

Who among us hasn't gotten in a fistfight over infrastructure development?
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Most Americans Oblivious To Extreme Hunger Crises Overseas

Devastating food shortages threaten millions of lives in Africa and the Middle East, but a new poll finds little interest.
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Gunmen Take At Least 20 Hostage After Car Bombing In Somalia

Al Shabab militants launched a deadly attack in the country's capital.
By Reuters

Famine Is Threatening 20 Million People And Mankind, Not Nature, Is To Blame

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This Military Vet Has Found A Smarter Way To Fight The War On Terror

“We just can’t keep killing our way out of this problem.”
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More Than 31 Million People Were Internally Displaced In 2016: Report

That's a rate of about one person fleeing their home every second.
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Somalia Is On The Brink Of Famine, And Time Is Running Out

Hundreds of thousands of lives are at risk.
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