Somalia

Opinion: Weeks after hundreds were killed, another attack struck Mogadishu—stories of death that have become achingly familiar for Somali-Canadians

Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s regime is flexing its diplomatic muscles to hunt its opponents wherever they are in the world

A review of ‘The Orchard of Lost Souls’ by Nadifa Mohamed

He was deported to Somalia by Canada, but rejected by the Dutch for not being Somali enough

The captivity and rescue of Amanda Lindhout and Nigel Brennan—and what happened once they were back home

The reopening of the Somali National Theatre brings hope to the war-torn nation

Lots of crude is a major incentive, but al-Qaeda presence a serious drawback in Puntland

From Norway gunman Anders Behring Breivik to cancer fraudster Ashley Kirilow: portraits of evil

Islamist group al-Shabaab claims responsibility

A Syrian official resigns in protest, the UN warns hundreds of thousands could die because of famine in Somalia

Erdogan becomes first non-African leader to visit Somali capital in nearly 20 years

Aid flows into Mogadishu after al-Shabaab retreats, while NATO forces see a deadly week in Afghanistan