Somalilandsun- SOMALILAND OCCUPIES A strange place in the hierarchy of the international community – if, that is, it can be said to be part of the international community at all. It has all the trappings of a state – the flag, the national anthem, the presidency and the parliament, the armed forces and the central bank – but is not considered to be a state. In this, its position is roughly analogous to the likes of Taiwan or Western Sahara, which operate in a similar diplomatic limbo continue reading Somaliland at the crossroads
