World
Louvre Chief Acknowledges Outside Walls Lack Adequate Surveillance Camera Coverage
Louvre director admits gaps in perimeter cameras after brazen daylight theft of royal jewels The director of the Louvre told…
Year: <span>2025</span>
Somalia
Drone Attack Strikes Somalia’s Lower Shabelle, Reports Indicate Civilian Casualties
Drone strike in Lower Shabelle underscores the moral and strategic dilemmas of remote warfare A reported drone strike this week…
Somalia
Three brothers slain in clan-linked assault in Somalia’s Lower Shabelle
Somalia: Three brothers killed on family farm in suspected clan-reprisal attack in Lower Shabelle At least three brothers were shot…
World
UN chief warns global heating threatens to push Earth past tipping point
Climate alarms are sounding — but the world is not answering fast enough When António Guterres warned delegates in Geneva…
Somalia
Ahmed Madobe asserts Jubaland intelligence surpasses Somalia’s NISA capabilities
Jubaland’s intelligence push tests Somalia’s fragile center-periphery balance KISMAYO — When Jubaland leader Ahmed Madobe unveiled a gleaming new headquarters…
East-Africa
Mozambique Opposition Leader Mondlane Rejects Claims He Urged Protests
Mozambique’s memory of election violence tests trust in courts and rights to protest When former presidential contender Venancio Mondlane publicly…
Somalia
Puntland State Troops Capture New Al‑Miskaad Positions, Ousting ISIS From Key Sites
As Puntland State claims new victories against ISIS in Cal‑Miskaad, deeper questions remain BOSASO, Somalia — For nearly a year,…
Central-Africa
Somalia’s NISA kills seven al-Shabaab militants in planned Hiiraan raid
Somalia says overnight raid kills seven Al‑Shabaab fighters as counterinsurgency grinds on in Hiiraan Somalia’s intelligence service says its agents,…
West-Africa
Tear Gas Deployed in Nigerian Protests Against Biafra Leader’s Imprisonment
The Unyielding Call for Justice: A City Divided by Dissent On a seemingly ordinary day in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, the…
Central-Africa
Disputes Over Gold Claims Trigger Violent Clashes in Northwestern Zambia
Violence erupts as social-media-fuelled gold rush swamps northwestern Zambia Hundreds of police clashed with thousands of informal miners this week…
World
Politics in Trump’s America can shift dramatically in just one week
Washington in fast-forward: a presidency remaking institutions while the rest of the country looks on In U.S. politics a week…
