Abdiweli Hassan articles

Abdiweli Hassan is a Political Science student, currently living in Nairobi. A keen observer of international politics, Abdiweli is a freelance writer and researcher focusing on geopolitics in the Horn of Africa.

Reconciliation will be crucial to the success of elections in Somalia in 2021

By Abdiweli Hassan - December 9, 2019 3 Comments

Despite great optimism, insecurity and a fractious political space mean reconciliation will be crucial to the success of elections in Somalia in 2021.

Hypocrisy in Green

By Mats Sederholm

Greta Thunberg has been recognized as a great inspiration by almost all political camps in the West. However, her opinions have been met with total silence.

New York State and the World’s Oldest Profession

By David Anderson, J.D.

The State, pushed by people blessed with better life circumstances, decided these marginal women need to be punished by prohibition. Let’s end this madness.

The time to fight has come, America is worth it

By Miriam Altieri

The Trump administration and the current Republican dispensation cannot and should not dictate our collective future. The time to fight for America is now.

Interview: Electoral Administration in Broward County in Florida

By Steve Schneider

Broward County in Florida has vote counting challenges. Finding a Broward Supervisor of Elections who can bring back confidence has also been difficult.

Capitalism, Materialism, and Imperialism Prevent World Peace

By Roger Copple

Capitalism, Materialism, and Imperialism are 3 of 9 social sins that prevent world peace and happiness. The world needs voluntary simplicity now.

Here’s why William Barr should be Barred

By Jack Jones

U.S. Attorney General William Barr has been a fixer for the Republican Party but he is not alone in making an unethical contribution to Justice.

China is Training the Mexican Army and Americans are not Aware of it

By Jack Jones

Americans are not aware that China is training the Mexican army. The presence of China on our border is the result of lack of planning and self-interest.

Do People Really Become More Conservative as They Age?

Consistent with previous research but contrary to folk wisdom, political attitudes are remarkably stable over the long term, experts.

Ant behavior might mirror political polarization

Division of labour and political polarization—two social phenomena not typically considered together—may actually share a common social mechanism.

How Candidate Attractiveness Plays Role In Voters’ Decisions

Researchers concluded that candidates did in fact benefit from attractive looks, as well as appearing “competent” in photographs.

World welcomes 2020 in traditional new year celebrations

People the world over are welcoming 2020 in traditional new year celebrations. New Zealand and other Pacific islands were among the first to celebrate.