Real Concern About The Prospect Of A Major Emergency - Somalia has been without a central government for more than 17 years and, reportedly, for the past several months, the Ethiopian-backed interim government has been struggling to exert its control over the country. Last week the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said the humanitarian situation in the strife-torn nation is deteriorating partly because of rising insecurity. Full News Somalis Resettle Into New Life In Greeley - AP A Basque encounter with pirates - BBC Somali genuinely believed drug was legal - MaltaMedia Various agencies help Somalis integrate into new culture - The Tribune Regime change bitter irony for Somalia's women - SFGates Rare Somalia talks make slow start, U.N. hopeful - Djibouti Islamists target Somalis in terror campaign - The Sunday Times WITNESS: A drive, in Dubai - Reuters Somali immigrants in Minnesota pool their resources - AP Djibouti president says in 'tricky' standoff with Eritrea - AFP Laudable efforts - Boston Globe Obama overtakes Clinton in battle for the superdelegates - AFP |