Somalia

Children from southern Somalia hold their pots as they line up to receive cooked food in Mogadishu, Somalia.

Globe Trot: Did U.S. farm bill worsen Somali famine?

International | More on the UN report on Somalia’s famine, which killed more than a quarter-million Somalis in less than two years. We all watched it unfold, made worse by militants who refused to allow aid groups to deliver…

Children line up in January 2012 to receive a meal at a food distribution center in Mogadishu for those displaced by the 2011 famine or war.

Hunger wars

Somalia |  A new study shows Somalia’s recent famine killed more than a quarter-million people. Will Somali extremists continue to starve a generation of their own…

Al-Shabaab militants in Somalia
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Mission accomplished?

Somalia |  Defense cutbacks and victory speeches mislead Americans about growing threats

COMMITTED TO ISLAM: A man from a Somali tribal clan supporting al Shabaab carries an AK-47 and the Islamist black flag with the words “There is no God but Allah and Mohamed Is the Prophet of Allah.”
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Exporting insurgency

Somalia |  Somalia's largest terrorist group may be losing its grip within the country but is moving across borders with violence and persecution

Snuffed out

Snuffed out

Somalia |  In Mogadishu, a suicide bomber takes away lives and a ray of hope for a better Somalia

Swift justice, long haul
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Swift justice, long haul

Somalia |  After the rout of the Islamic Courts Union, Mogadishu's transitional government must move quickly to establish law and order

Mogadishu moment
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Mogadishu moment

Somalia |  With an Islamic regime controlling the capital, Somalia becomes an American headache again

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