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From San Antonio Express-News
Dated 21 November 2011
Somalia gov't: Ethiopian troops 'need a mandate'
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From Al Jazeera
Dated 15 November 2011
There is a reason why Al Jazeera English chose Mogadishu as one of the cities from which to launch its new channel. The conflict in Somalia is one of the longest running in Africa, and one of the most under...
From Andrew Sullivan's Daily Dish
Dated 8 September 2011
Jeremy Scahill recounts, in great detail, the US midwiving of Somali terrorist organization al-Shabaab: In backing the Ethiopian invasion, the United States calculated that it could crush the “jihadist” elements of the [Islamic Courts Union], while encouraging a reconciliation between...
From New Europe News
Dated 17 April 2011
While the world has many lsquo;forgotten conflictsrsquo; Somalia is beginning to look like an eternal conflict. After the rule of the warlords Al Shabaab formerly the military arm of the Islamic Courts Union has gained control over much of Somalia...
From The Guardian
Dated 7 June 2010
Almost two decades on from the overthrow of Mohamed Siad Barre Somalia's internal conflict continuesSomalia's descent into anarchy began in 1991 with the overthrow of the dictator Mohamed Siad Barre. But the roots of the current power struggle, and its...
From NewsBusters.org
Dated 9 February 2010
Does Arianna Huffington consider Glenn Beck more radical and dangerous than an advocate of Islamic Sharia law? She's let off a lot of hot air lately criticizing Fox News president Roger Ailes for employing Beck, but it...
From Anderson Cooper 360 Blog
Dated 19 May 2009
Ethiopian forces returned to Somalia on Tuesday, seizing control of a Somali border town, a local journalist tells CNN. Ethiopia last invaded Somalia in 2006, with the support of Somalia's weak transitional government, and ousted the Islamic Courts Union, which...
From AllAfrica.com
Dated 7 May 2009
At least two people were killed and three others were wounded in fighting between al-Shabab and the Islamic Courts Union in Mogadishu, witnesses told Shabelle Media on Thursday.
From AllAfrica.com
Dated 17 April 2009
The Islamic Courts Union said Friday they have evidence that Al-Shabab group was behind the recent killings of prominent officials who were killed in Mogadishu and said that they will protect them.