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Secretary Blinken’s Call with UN Secretary-General Guterres
11/08/2024 12:01 PM EST

Office of the Spokesperson
The below is attributable to Spokesperson Matthew Miller:
Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken spoke with United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres about shared concerns over the security situations in Haiti and Somalia, as well as detainees held by the Houthis in Yemen. Secretary Blinken underscored the gains made by the Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission in Haiti. He discussed the value of heeding the Haitian government’s request to transition the MSS to a UN peacekeeping operation, which will provide sustainable security support for the Haitian people. The Secretary and Secretary-General also discussed funding options for the African Union Support and Stabilization Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM) and steps to secure the release of all UN, diplomatic, and nongovernmental organization staff detained by the Houthis in Yemen. The Secretary thanked the Secretary-General for his continued leadership and cooperation in addressing these serious challenges.
1. Haiti
2. Somalia
3. Houthis

The Somalia Regime

Go back to school and learn English properly.

There's no such thing as "The Somalia Regime".

The regime in Somalia, the Somali regime, etc., and not "The Somalia Regime".

In addition, there's not any regime in Somalia. FYI, Somalia has got a bicameral parliamentary legislature system and not a government by a dictator with absolute undemocratic rule.

Somaliman wrote: ↑

08 Nov 2024, 15:20

The Somalia Regime

Go back to school and learn English properly.

There's no such thing as "The Somalia Regime".

The regime in Somalia, the Somali regime, etc., and not "The Somalia Regime".

In addition, there's not any regime in Somalia. FYI, Somalia has got a bicameral parliamentary legislature system and not a government by a dictator with absolute undemocratic rule.

Dictionary
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re·gime
/rāˈZHēm,rəˈZHēm/
noun
noun: regime; plural noun: regimes; noun: régime; plural noun: régimes

1.
a government, especially an authoritarian one.
"ideological opponents of the regime"
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Similar:
government

authorities
system of government
rule
reign
dominion
sovereignty
jurisdiction
authority
control
command
administration
establishment
direction
management
leadership
2.
a system or planned way of doing things, especially one imposed from above.
"detention centers with a very tough physical regime"
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Similar:
system
arrangement
scheme
code
apparatus
mechanism

I'm not disputing the meaning of the word "regime", even though it has nothing to relate to Somalia, but the word order of what you've scribbled and their grammatical or structural meaning.