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Arsenal tighten title grip as Dowman becomes youngest-ever Premier League scorer

Arsenal tightened its hold on the Premier League title race as 16-year-old Max Dowman came off the bench to become the competition’s youngest scorer, capping a 2-0 win over Everton that was followed by Manchester City dropping points at West Ham. The results extended Arsenal’s lead to nine points on a day that could prove pivotal in the run-in. Arsenal 2, Everton 0 — Viktor Gyokeres 86’, Max Dowman 90+7’ West Ham 1, Manchester City 1 — Bernardo Silva 31’, Konstantinos Mavropanos 35’ Chelsea 0, Newcastle 1 — Anthony Gordon…

NISA and International Allies Eliminate 22 Militants in Central Somalia Operations

Security Operations Target Militants in Somalia This article covers recent coordinated security operations conducted by the National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) in the Hiran and Mudug regions of Somalia, leading to significant militant casualties. These tactical efforts highlight the ongoing commitment to safeguard the Somali public from insurgent threats. Over 22 militants killed in targeted operations. Key militant leaders eliminated in strategic strikes. Operations part of a broader campaign…

Somalia Partners with West Virginia on Strategic Minerals Agreement

Somalia Signs MoU with West Virginia to Enhance Mineral Resource Cooperation This article explores the recently signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Somalia and West Virginia, focusing on mineral resource cooperation and its potential impact on the Somali economy. Key agreement between Somalia and West Virginia to enhance cooperation. The signing underscores Somalia's commitment to resource management. This partnership aims to integrate Somalia into global supply chains. Details of the Agreement…

Missile Strikes Helipad at U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq

Missile hits U.S. Embassy in Baghdad’s Green Zone, officials say BAGHDAD — A missile struck inside the U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad’s fortified Green Zone on Saturday, igniting smoke visible over the area and damaging parts of the complex, according to Iraqi security officials. An Iraqi security source told Al Jazeera the attack destroyed part of the embassy’s air defense system. Separately, two security officials told The Associated Press the projectile hit a helipad within the compound. The officials spoke on condition…

UN Expresses Concern Over Drone Attacks Claiming 200 Civilian Lives

Escalating Drone Warfare in Sudan: A Rising Humanitarian Crisis The use of drone warfare in Sudan's ongoing civil conflict has severely impacted civilians, with recent reports highlighting over 200 fatalities due to drone strikes within just over a week. The U.N. has called for an urgent cessation of these attacks and adherence to international humanitarian laws. Over 200 civilians killed in drone strikes in Sudan within a week. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights warns against rising drone use. Calls for…

South Sudan evacuation order jeopardizes aid for 200,000, worsening crisis.

The Humanitarian Crisis in South Sudan: A Call for Action As violence surges in South Sudan, the humanitarian crisis deepens. Evacuated aid staff report that many families are already struggling to survive on foraged food. The situation in Akobo East, which is home to over 188,000 residents plus an additional 82,000 displaced individuals, is increasingly alarming. Over 188,000 residents in Akobo East are facing dire conditions. 82,000 displaced individuals are seeking refuge in the area. Humanitarian needs have…

U.S. judge temporarily blocks Trump plan to end protections for 1,100 Somalis

Judge halts Trump move to end TPS for Somalis days before deadline BOSTON — A federal judge on Friday temporarily blocked the Trump administration from ending Temporary Protected Status for Somali immigrants just days before the program was set to lapse, preserving work authorization and deportation protections for nearly 1,100 people while a lawsuit proceeds. U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs issued an administrative stay of the Department of Homeland Security’s March 17 termination date for Somalia’s TPS designation,…

Somalia: Fierce Clashes Rock Qansahdhere as Opposition Claims Control

Somalia: Heavy fighting erupts in Qansahdhere as opposition claims control QANSAHDHERE, Somalia — Heavy fighting broke out early Saturday in and around the Bay region district of Qansahdhere, as fighters styling themselves the South West Liberation Front clashed with regional security forces loyal to President Abdiaziz Hassan Mohamed Laftagareen. Residents reported several hours of intense combat, with both heavy and light weapons rattling the town before dawn and through the morning. While casualty figures remain…

Djibouti to Deploy New Hiil-Walaal Brigade to Somalia Peacekeeping Mission

Saturday March 14, 2026 DJIBOUTI (AX) — Djibouti is deploying a new contingent of troops to Somalia under the African Union Support and Stabilization Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM), with the 13th “Hiil-Walaal” Brigade scheduled to arrive March 16 to reinforce security and stabilization efforts, officials said. The rotation will replace the 12th Brigade currently serving in Somalia and sustain Djibouti’s long-standing role in the Hirshabelle state, a central region where Djiboutian forces have helped hold key towns and secure…

Somalia’s NISA says 22 al-Shabaab fighters killed in Mudug, Hiiraan operations

Mogadishu — Somalia’s intelligence agency says at least 22 al-Shabab militants killed in coordinated strikes in Mudug and Hiiraan Somalia’s National Intelligence and Security Agency said Saturday it killed at least 22 al-Shabab fighters, including several senior figures, in coordinated operations in the country’s central Mudug and Hiiraan regions. In a statement, the agency, known as NISA, said the operations were conducted with international partners and targeted militants allegedly planning attacks against civilians and…