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Issue 421 -- Feb. 20- 26, 2010

Front Page

News Headlines

Ministers Of Justice And Education Visit Las Anod Schools

Puntland Intelligence Staff Assassinated

Local and Regional Affairs

U.S. Says Not Playing Politics With Aid To Somalia

Al-Shabaab Lose Control Of Somali Border Town

Drought-Hit Somaliland Pleads For Aid

Somaliland Foreign Minister Calls For A Two-Tracked Intervention For Somaliland And Somalia

Pirates Free UK Ship Carrying Arms On Big Ransom

Independent Somalia: The State That Never Was

Editorial

Sheikh Sharif’s Credibility Problem

Features & Commentary

Women In The World: Stories And Solutions

International News

Opinion

The Failure Mentality

Foreign Observers Involvement During National Election

Finnish Troops To Somalia?

Helsinki, Finland, February 20, 2010 – The government proposes that Finland send no more than 10 people to take part in the European Union's military operation in Somalia.
President Tarja Halonen is to decide on the matter on Friday. The operation is aimed at training Somali security forces.
The European Commission decided in late January to launch the operation as part of broad international efforts to stabilize Somalia.
The operation is intended to support the training of Somali security forces, which is already underway in Uganda. The objective is to train 2,000 soldiers within the next year or so. Training within Somalia is to begin in May.
Source: YLE, February 18, 2010


 





























 

 


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