Young Somali refugees make films about love, not war
China Daily
By Peter Martell in Nairobi (China Daily) Love-struck teenagers, angry parents, rowing couples: Somali youth tired of seeing their homeland portrayed as a war-torn famine zone have started making films to show a different side to their country.
A symbolic step towards a "normal" MogadishuGlobalPost (blog)

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Fresh Somali clashes kill nine, injure six in SW capital
Press TV
(File Photo) Clashes between al-Shabab fighters and Somali government forces in Gedo, southwest of the capital city of Mogadishu, have left at least nine people dead and six others injured, Press TV reports. The conflicts reportedly broke out late on ...

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UN Threatens the Somali Democratic Movement
AllAfrica.com
By Abdi Ismail Samatar, 17 May 2012 Is the authority of the UN and regional bodies divine, such that it cannot be challenged by the Somali people? The only 'crime' the Somali democratic movement has committed is to dare dream of freedom in the land of ...

Somali fishermen beg end to anti-piracy air strikes
AFP
MOGADISHU — Somali fisherman pleaded Friday for international navies protecting shipping to halt air strikes on coastal villages, after the EU Naval Force struck a pirate base for the first time. An attack helicopter staged a nighttime raid on the ...
EU Forces Take Anti-Piracy Fight to the Somali CoastAviation International News
Somali pirate: EU aistrike destroyed our equipmentSan Francisco Chronicle
Somali Pirate: EU Airstrike Destroyed EquipmentABC News

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War On Somali Piracy Needs Rules, And Impregnable Citadels
Investor's Business Daily
The European Union forces' aerial attack on a pirate supply line on the Somali coast on Tuesday was a swashbuckling raid, but will have little long-term benefit. Increasingly, shipping companies have turned to private security.
Pirate guards need global guidelines: UN agencyReuters
Anti-piracy war 'must be fought on two fronts'The National

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War on Somali Piracy Needs Rules and Impregnable Citadels
Bloomberg
The European Union forces' aerial attack on a pirate supply line on the Somali coast on Tuesday was a swashbuckling raid, but will have little long-term benefit. Increasingly, shipping companies have turned to private security.
Mauritius, Somalia in deal to prosecute piratesReuters
Pirate guards need global guidelines - UN agencyYahoo!7 News
Indians in headsight of the pirates of PuntlandIBNLive.com (blog)

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