Somalia

Somalia In a nation torn apart by decades of civil war, truth is as dangerous as a bullet. Amira Hassan, a fearless journalist, stumbles upon a chilling discovery: weapons shipments disguised as "agricultural equipment" are being funneled to both government forces and rebels, ensuring that the war never ends. Each container that arrives at Port Kassala feeds the conflict, orchestrated by shadowy foreign powers who profit from bloodshed. From the boardrooms of London to the corridors of Beijing and Moscow, mercenaries, diplomats, arms dealers, and corporate executives manipulate the chaos for their own gain. Colonel James Fletcher, a suave British consultant, thrives on perpetual war. Dr. Li Wei, a Chinese project director, builds infrastructure designed to bind a broken country in debt. Ambassador Petrov, Russia's master of balance, ensures every faction remains armed but dependent. Meanwhile, aid workers and refugees become pawns in a brutal game where survival means compromise—and disappearance often means recruitment into militias. As Amira follows the money trail, she uncovers a conspiracy that exposes the unholy alliance between humanitarian aid, international business, and the politics of endless conflict. But the closer she gets to the truth, the more dangerous her mission becomes. Some stories are too important to leave untold—even if telling them could cost her life. Sweeping, unflinching, and chillingly relevant, SOMALIA is a searing political thriller that lays bare the global machinery of war profiteering. It is a story of courage, betrayal, and the high price of truth in a world where peace itself has become a business.