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   Will Somaliland ever be recognized?

   • The would-be state of Somaliland might finally be recognized, but at what cost? Peaceful and democratic Somaliland is considered the better Somalia, although no country recognizes the de facto state. This could now change thanks to an explosive agreement with Ethiopia.

   Somaliland might finally be recognized but at what cost? - NZZ

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   Is Somalia a recognised state?

   • "Somaliland ticked every single question that has been asked by the international community to be a recognised state." Most Somalilanders are under 30 and have never known anything but self-rule, making any chance of reunification with Somalia unthinkable.

   30 years on, Somaliland still struggles for international recognition

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   Is Somaliland an independent state?

   • Somaliland broke ties with Somalia’s government in Mogadishu after declaring independence in 1991, and has sought international recognition as an independent state since then. No foreign government recognizes its sovereignty, but many effectively acknowledge the region as separate from Somalia.

   Somaliland: The Horn of Africa’s Breakaway State

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   Is Somaliland a good state?

   • Today, it is clear: Somaliland is a most successful de facto state. It has a clearly demarcated territory (at least on paper), a permanent population, and a legitimate government; but it is still not internationally recognised. Somaliland’s breakaway from collapsing Somalia in 1991 followed a decade of state repression and civil war in the region.

   Somaliland at 30: Still unrecognised, but alive and well

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2. www.cfr.org › backgrounder › somaliland-horn-africasSomaliland: The Horn of Africa’s Breakaway State

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   Jan 25, 2024 · January 25, 2024 12:52 pm (EST) Summary. Somaliland declared independence from Somalia in 1991, but no country has recognized its sovereignty in the decades since. Despite its lack of...

3. en.wikipedia.org › Foreign_relations_of_SomalilandForeign relations of Somaliland - Wikipedia

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   Somaliland issues its own passports, recognised by certain nations. If and when Somaliland achieves its goal of recognition, a number of countries have stated that they will allow Somalilanders to travel to their countries, subject to visa regulations. [citation needed] Organisational membership

4. www.nzz.ch › english › somaliland-might-finally-beSomaliland might finally be recognized but at what cost? - NZZ

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   Jan 22, 2024 · International View. The would-be state of Somaliland might finally be recognized, but at what cost? Peaceful and democratic Somaliland is considered the better Somalia, although no country...

5. hir.harvard.edu › recognizing-somalilandFailing the State: Recognizing Somaliland

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   Mar 16, 2009 · Despite Somaliland’s marked success, the international community refuses to recognize it as an independent nation. Currently, Somaliland is one of only two states “unrecognized by the UN”: the other is the Nagorno-Karabakh republic. States have refused recognition for a variety of reasons.

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7. www.africanews.com › 2021/10/15 › 30-years-on30 years on, Somaliland still struggles for international ...

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   Oct 15, 2021 · By Africanews. with AFP. Last updated: 15/10/2021. Somaliland. Beneath the defiant flag of their self-declared republic, young Somalilanders considered life as fresh university graduates in their...

8. ww1.odu.edu › content › damSPECPOL: International Recognition of Somaliland - ODU

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   Once Somaliland had gained complete independence from Britain in 1960, Somaliland was recognized as a sovereign territory, however on July 1st of 1960 voluntarily joined with Southern Somalia creating the Republic of Somalia. From the beginning of the Union, both parts acted as independent countries.

9. africanarguments.org › 2021 › 05Somaliland at 30: Still unrecognised, but alive and well

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   May 18, 2021 · Today, it is clear: Somaliland is a most successful de facto state. It has a clearly demarcated territory (at least on paper), a permanent population, and a legitimate government; but it is still not internationally recognised. Somaliland’s breakaway from collapsing Somalia in 1991 followed a decade of state repression and civil war in the ...