The Transition of the International Order: Collapse or Renewal
The international order established after World War II is now facing a critical juncture. With shifts…
The Lost Generation: Somalia’s Youth Crisis
Did you know that more than 70% of people in Somalia are under 30 years old?…
When Power Loses Its Conscience: The Rise of Anti-Human Ideologies
When power replaces conscience and fear replaces compassion, humanity loses itself. Read more & join the…
Beyond Poverty: How Systemic Failures Betray East Africa’s Children
A 7-year-old boy walks 14 km every day to polish shoes instead of attending school. Earning…
Protecting Children: A National and Humanitarian Responsibility
Somalia’s children are the nation’s future. End child abuse, armed recruitment, and early marriage—protect them today,…
Strengthening the Rights of Women and Children: The Foundation of Justice and Development
Women & children are the foundation of stable, thriving nations. In Somalia, systemic inequality blocks progress.…
Gaza and the Crisis of International Accountability: Has the UN Lost Its Purpose?
Gaza is not just a humanitarian disaster—it’s a test of the global system. This is more…
Can Federalism Save Fragile States? Somalia’s Search for Stability
Somalia is a nation characterized by a striking paradox: it is almost entirely homogeneous in terms…
Can International Law Survive Its Own Weaknesses?
International law promises to deliver justice, safeguard rights, and ensure peace. In my recent article, I…