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ADDIS ABABA - Pressing onward, Ethiopia is unwavering in its mission against Al-Shabaab within Somalia, intent on safeguarding its gains and ensuring its national security remains uncompromised by the militant group's potential threats. Nebiat Getachew, speaking for Ethiopia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, lauded the country's significant role in diminishing Al-Shabaab's influence and securing peace across the Horn of Africa. "Al-Shabaab is an ongoing concern for our nation’s security," Nebiat asserted. "We are committed to…

Trump: "Not Starting Wars, But Ending Them" Washington - As Donald Trump makes his way back into the political spotlight, he's re-emphasizing his dedication to halting conflicts rather than igniting them. Speaking passionately at a rally, Trump declared, "I'm not going to start wars, I'm going to stop wars." This aligns with the message he's consistently projected during his presidency and election campaigns. His remarks come against a backdrop of simmering international unease, with multiple regions entangled in ongoing…

Ethiopia Asserts Its Sovereignty Amid Regional Tensions ADDIS ABABA - Facing mounting pressure, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed firmly declares that his nation has never engaged in aggression against another state. He emphasizes that Ethiopia will staunchly defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity should it face any threats. The situation in the Horn of Africa is becoming increasingly fraught. Somalia claims that Ethiopia is violating its territorial rights, while Egypt alleges that Ethiopia is siphoning water…

Barely on duty, Karim Khan, the new prosecutor at the International Criminal Court, will find on his desk a request for an investigation into Chad. These are war crimes and crimes against humanity that are alleged to have been committed in the past year by the Chadian National Army against the insurgency, but also against the…

The French Development Agency (AFD) will provide 35 million euros, or almost 23 billion CFA francs, for the rehabilitation of the famous royal palaces in Abomey and for the construction of a new museum according to international standards planned to accommodate the 26 works that France is preparing to return to Benin by the end of 2021.…

In Ethiopia, the Tigray conflict continues. Our special envoy was able to document a massacre perpetrated by the Eritreans, who in this conflict are fighting alongside the Ethiopian Federal Army. With our special correspondent in Goda, Sebastien nemethTigray, this region of northern Ethiopia, has been plagued by violence since…

Formal denial from Kigali's aspect within the face of the controversy swelling within the Scandinavian nation. In actual fact, Danish parliamentarians are discussing a legislation that makes it attainable to outsource asylum seekers and care to 3rd nations shortly after the Danish minister's go to at the top of April. Immigration to Kigali.…

In Mali, the Transitional Authority and the International Criminal Court on Tuesday, March 30, organized a symbolic indemnity ceremony in the case of the Timbuktu mausoleums, following the ICC's 2016 conviction of Ahmad Al Faqi Al Mahdi, by Ansar Dine, who had ordered the destruction of the Timbuktu mausoleums. But thousands of victims are still waiting for justice, testifying to their experiences before…

Since the conflict began in northern Ethiopia's Tigray on November 4, nearly 50,000 refugees have crossed the border to seek refuge in neighboring Sudan.

In Togo, Brigitte Kafui Adjamagbo-Johnson and Gérard Djossou were accused of gathering criminals and attacking the internal security of the state after a long hearing at night from Friday to Saturday. A threatening maneuver according to their lawyer. In Togo, Brigitte Kafui Adjamagbo-Johnson and Gérard Djossou, members of DMK…