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Edited By Ali Musa Axadle Times International–Monitoring Foreign Minister Abdirahman Dahir Adan recently found himself at the center of a storm he claims was brewed from misinterpretation. In an interview with Israel's KAN media, a query directed at him touched upon former U.S. President Donald Trump's ambitious yet controversial proposal to resettle displaced individuals from Gaza. This is more than just a geopolitical topic; it strikes at the heart of a deeply entrenched international discourse that has sparked much…

Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, has expressed grave concerns regarding the terminology used to describe the ongoing conflict in Gaza, stating that "normalized language" misrepresents the dire circumstances on the ground. Albanese emphasized that "no one is safe in Gaza," calling it unequivocally evident that Israel's intentions can only be described as "ethnic cleansing." During her appearance on RTÉ's Morning Ireland, she remarked, "I think that people get very confused…

President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud: A Testament to Determined Leadership in Somalia's Counterterrorism Efforts In the undulating heart of Middle Shabelle, a region brushed with both the blessings and challenges of nature, Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud made a notable entrance. Accompanied by an elite cadre of Somali National Army (SNA) troops, his arrival at a frontline military base signaled more than just a visit—it marked a decisive step in the country’s ongoing commitment to an audacious…

Somali Forces Strike at the Heart of Al-Shabaab In a significant blow to Al-Shabaab, Somalia's forces have conducted a successful operation targeting key members of the insurgent group. This operation resulted in the deaths of several high-ranking commanders, including Ahmed Moalim, known as the Al-Shabaab commander for El-Buur. Another key figure, Abu Salman, who oversaw militant operations in EL-Garas, Galgadud, was also among those killed. Moreover, Hussein Ali Badal, Budul Farah Geedi, and Zakariye, all…

For the eighth consecutive year, Finland has been recognized as the happiest country in the world, according to the World Happiness Report. This achievement is often attributed to the nation's picturesque lakes and robust welfare system, which significantly enhance the overall mood of its citizens. Moving forward in the rankings, Ireland has climbed to 15th place, up from 17th in 2023, demonstrating an upward trend in its citizens' happiness. Meanwhile, Afghanistan continues to hold the unfortunate title of the unhappiest…

Somali Forces Execute Precise Strike Against Al-Shabaab Command in Middle Shabelle In the early hours of a silent night, deep within the sprawling Middle Shabelle region, Somali government forces launched a daring operation against Al-Shabaab militants. This closely choreographed mission resulted in the elimination of several high-ranking insurgent leaders. At the same time, on another front in the Lower Shabelle region, government forces stood firm against a pre-dawn assault from the extremist group in…

Kenya Takes a Bold Leap Towards Climate Resilience The atmosphere buzzed with anticipation as Aden Duale, Kenya's Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Climate Change, took the stage. With passion and a nuanced understanding of the intricacies involved, he introduced two groundbreaking initiatives— the National Framework for Climate Services (NFCS) and the State of the Climate Kenya (SOCK) 2024 Report. These initiatives symbolize Kenya's commitment to fortifying its response to the ever-pressing…

The Israeli military has announced the resumption of ground operations in both central and southern Gaza. This comes as airstrikes reportedly claimed the lives of at least 38 Palestinians, according to local health officials. The escalation follows a harrowing day in which more than 400 Palestinians lost their lives in a series of airstrikes—marking one of the most devastating episodes since the conflict reignited in October 2023. This surge in violence has effectively shattered a ceasefire that had largely held since…

(Photo: Yemane G. Meskel/X) In the often unpredictable realm of international politics, clarity is a rare commodity. It is in these murky waters that Osman Saleh, Eritrea's Foreign Minister, found himself articulating his country's sentiments—sentiments of perplexity and firm resolve, echoing the shared aspiration for peace yet exposing strains that threaten stability. His statement aimed to unravel complexities, address misconceptions, and highlight a need for mutual respect among nations. During a critical…

Turkish-trained Somali Troops Return After Football Match Incident By Ali Musa ANKARA, Turkey - It isn’t every day that a training program for foreign troops concludes with an unexpected twist, but that is precisely what unfolded as Somali soldiers completed their military training in Türkiye. Their return home was notably marked by an incident that involved more than just military maneuvers. The Turkish Ministry of National Defense confirmed,…