30 Jul 2009
Somalia: A Textbook Case
A column of Islamist insurgent fighters patrol a street in Mogadishu's Sinay neighborhood. (cc) Abdurrahman Warsameh/ISN
With a government vacuum, lack of infrastructure and an insurgent group gaining ground, Somalia fits the definition of a failed state, and as Abdurrahman Warsameh tells the ISN, regional players are using the country's status to their advantage.
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