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Northeastern State Accuses Somali Federal Government of Destabilizing Peaceful Regions AXADLE, Somalia — On a calm Monday night that would, in ordinary circumstances, pass without note, Northeastern State’s Minister of Interior, Abdi Farah Juha, addressed the nation with a tone of both surprise and urgency. He publicly accused Somalia’s federal government of sowing discord and disturbing the tranquility that Northeastern State had fought so hard to maintain.…

Ethiopia Signals Potential Threat from TPLF and Eritrea ADDIS ABABA - In a recent development, Ethiopia has raised alarms about the intentions of the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) and Eritrea, alleging a coordinated attack during the forthcoming rainy season. This accusation coincides with a diplomatic warning to U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio about these threats. Gedion Timothewos, the country's Minister of Foreign Affairs, underscored their findings, citing "credible…

Political Tensions in Ethiopia’s Somali Region JIGJIGA, Ethiopia (AX) — In a striking turn of events, the Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) has leveled serious accusations against governmental officials in Ethiopia’s Somali Region. They claim that two of their senior members have been unlawfully detained for over three weeks. This incident, they argue, is not an isolated case; rather, it's part of a disturbing pattern of political intimidation that jeopardizes the fragile peace established by the 2018 agreement. In…

Exploring Allegations of Secret Deals between Northeastern State and Somali Government AXADLE, Somalia – In a bold address that echoes both concern and bewilderment, Northeastern State’s Minister of Information, Mahmud Caydiid Dirir, has publicly accused the Somali federal government of entering into clandestine negotiations with the militant outfit Al-Shabaab. This accusation emerged amid growing unease over the government's effectiveness in safeguarding its citizens from insurgent threats.…

The Standoff Over Development Projects in Northeastern State: A Closer Look Mogadishu (AX) – In a significant turn of events, the Somali Federal Government has publicly reiterated its concerns regarding the role of Northeastern State President Said Abdullahi Deni in stalling key developmental initiatives aimed at uplifting communities across Northeastern State. This situation paints a complex picture of governance and cooperation—or the lack thereof—in a region that is in dire need of progress. During a press briefing on…

Garowe (AX) – In a remarkable display of political fervor, Guuleed Salah Barre, the former chairman of the Northeastern State Electoral Commission, has launched a pointed critique against Northeastern State President Said Abdullahi Deni. During a press conference in Garowe on Saturday, Guuleed accused the president of engaging mercenary firms in activities deemed illegal, particularly regarding the extraction of the region’s natural resources. “You are now aware that Northeastern State's natural resources are being…

Widening Perspectives: Diplomatic Conversations Between Trump and Ramaphosa WASHINGTON — In a world where words carry weight and diplomacy shapes futures, a recent meeting between South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and former President Donald Trump shone a spotlight on the complexities of international relations. Yet, an unexpected narrative took center stage—the controversial claim of a "white genocide" in South Africa. Imagine walking into a meeting, expecting to forge alliances, only to find yourself navigating a…

Political Tensions in Hirshabelle: President Guudlawe's Accusations Jowhar (AX) — In a significant address at the opening session of the Hirshabelle parliament, President Ali Guudlawe did not shy away from controversy. He took aim at federal lawmaker Osman Xadoole, accusing him of actively destabilizing the regional administration. This bold declaration resonates deeply with citizens, stirring questions about governance and representation. As President Guudlawe spoke, he outlined a narrative that many…

Jigjiga, Ethiopia (AX) — The Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) has recently raised serious allegations against Ethiopian security forces, accusing them of violently disrupting a women's meeting in Jigjiga on April 24. These claims assert that not only were numerous participants arrested, but several also sustained injuries during the incident. The ONLF contends that this attack is emblematic of a broader crackdown on dissent within the Somali Region, curtailing freedoms and silencing voices that challenge the status…

The Russian defense ministry has stated that the two ballistic missiles launched at the Ukrainian city of Sumy yesterday were intended to target a meeting of Ukrainian military officers. Tragically, the missiles resulted in the loss of 34 civilian lives, including two children. Many of the victims were simply returning home from Palm Sunday services when the attack occurred, with 34 confirmed dead and 117 injured, the majority of whom were on the streets and in their vehicles. In a statement today, the Kremlin insisted…