Published 3 months ago

The unlikely country that could solve Houthi crisis in the Red Sea

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Sir Gavin Williamson is leading the push for the UK to formally recognise Somaliland. The country on the Horn of Africa with a 531-mile coastline, has in effect been in dependent for 33 years. It has gone unrecognised because neighbouring Somalia lays claim to it. The lack of recognition of the country which has strong links and affection for the British is 'unfair and unjust'

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The unlikely country that could solve Houthi crisis in the Red Sea

EXCLUSIVE: Former Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson is spearheading efforts to get Britain to recognise a friendly African country which could help resolve the Red Sea crisis.

3 months ago·United Kingdom

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Horn Diplomat

Somaliland: The unlikely country that could solve Houthi crisis in the Red Sea - Horn Diplomat

By: EXPRESS A major opportunity to tackle the Red Sea crisis is “staring Britain in the face” if it is willing to end 33 years of an “unfair” diplomatic isolation of a former outpost of the Empire. With the UK and USA firing at Houthi targets in Yemen after terrorists have attempted to target shipping through one […] The post Somaliland: The unlikely country that could solve Houthi crisis in the Red Sea appeared first on Horn Diplomat.

3 months ago·Kenya

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