Source: United Nations Political Office for Somalia Date: 27 Sep 2010 Madrid, 27 September 2010..

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International media outlets have reported the announcement of a hint of US policy shift toward Somalia. Mr. Johnnie Carson Assistant Secretary for Africa was quoted as saying, "

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Colonel Ali Hassan Sabarey is deputy leader of the SSC, an armed liberation group in Somalia. But Sabarey says he prefers the power of persuasion: "I'm a Canadian, I'm not that much good for fighting."

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Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Somalia enacted on 1st July, 1960 amended up to 31 December 1963. It supersedesany English text previously published..

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At least 12 people have been killed and dozens others injured in fresh clashes between African Union forces and the al-Shabab fighters in Somali capital, Mogadishu

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The UN says the al-Shabab group is increasingly posing a serious international security threat ..

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President Barack Obama is marking the ninth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks with a speech at the Pentagon, one of the targets of the terrorists..

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A Florida pastor who called off a Quran burning said late Thursday he would "rethink our position"

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US church's plan to burn copies of Islam's holy book on the anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks has ignited worldwide condemnation

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Heavy fighting between the troops of the transitional government of Somalia backing by the African Union troops AMISOM and allied fighters of Hizbul Islam and Al-shabab has broken out in parts of Hodan district..

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A smile flickered across Aijalon Gomes' face as he hugged former U.S. President Jimmy Carter and boarded a plane for Boston on Friday, seven months after his arrest in North Korea

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Alberta journalist Amanda Lindhout, who was freed last year after being kidnapped in Somalia, told CBC News in a one-on-one interview that she has forgiven her captors..

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ST. PAUL, Minn. – An Ohio man hoping to become the next president of Somalia is campaigning in Minnesota this week.

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An Alabama man described as a jihadist "rock star," two Minnesota women and a California man are among more than a dozen people now charged with aiding al Qaeda-linked rebels in Somalia.

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Kenya is preparing for a much anticipated vote on constitutional reforms, with voters heading to the polls on Wednesday

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