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In a startling twist in diplomatic relations, France has made the significant decision to recall its ambassador from Algeria while simultaneously expelling 12 Algerian diplomats from Paris. This bold maneuver marks a pivotal moment in a relationship that has been increasingly strained. The immediate catalyst for this diplomatic spat can be traced back to the arrest of a consular staff member implicated in the alleged kidnapping of an exiled government critic within French borders. Algeria, responding with indignation,…

Harvard Takes a Stand: Rejecting Federal Demands and Facing Financial Fallout When hundreds of protesters filled the streets last week, their message was unequivocal: Harvard University must reject the Trump Administration's recent demands. The atmosphere was electric—a sea of impassioned students and faculty condemning what they viewed as unprecedented government intrusion into academic life. Little did they know, their university's courageous stand would provoke immediate, dramatic consequences. On Monday, just hours…

Birmingham Garbage Workers Refuse Offer, Strike Enters Sixth Week Refuse workers in Birmingham have voted overwhelmingly to reject an offer intended to resolve a strike now in its sixth week, leaving thousands of tonnes of garbage piling up throughout the city's streets, union officials confirmed today. This latest development comes as military logistics experts have been called in to help tackle the ongoing rubbish accumulation crisis. The Unite union described the proposal presented to its members as…

Evolving Dynamics: Somalia and Ethiopia's Diplomatic Chessboard Amidst a tapestry of international dialogues and palpable tension, Turkey confidently stepped into a pivotal diplomatic role. Under the watchful gaze of the world, Turkey masterfully facilitated negotiations between Mogadishu and Addis Ababa, leading to the landmark Ankara Declaration on December 12. This significant pact was not just a declaration of mutual respect for each nation's sovereignty; it was also a gateway to more substantive talks…

During a recent session at the Court of Appeal, it was emphasized that Prince Harry's safety and security are "at stake" as he continues to contest the dismissal of his claim against the Home Office regarding his protection in the UK. The Prince is appealing the Executive Committee for the Protection of Royalty and Public Figures (RAVEC)'s decision to impose a differing level of security for him while in the UK. This case has drawn considerable attention to the complexities surrounding royal protection. Arriving at the…

Algeria recently found itself at the center of a diplomatic storm after allegations emerged that it shot down a Malian reconnaissance drone within Malian airspace. The Algerian defense ministry swiftly countered these claims, asserting that the evidence from radar systems undeniably indicated the drone had breached Algerian territory. This incident has exacerbated tensions that were already simmering between the two nations, complicating a relationship marked by historical grievances. The unfolding situation is reminiscent…

"A PhD in Econ from Harvard is a bad thing, not a good thing," declared Elon Musk, the CEO of both Tesla and SpaceX. These words weren’t spoken in passing; they were shared in a social media post, sparking curiosity and raising a few eyebrows. "Results in the ego/brains>>1 problem," Musk appended in his characteristically concise style. This got many of us scratching our heads, questioning what underlies this bold assertion.…

The United States' Stance on South Sudanese Visas: A Critical Approach In an unexpected move, the United States has disclosed its intention to cancel all visas associated with South Sudanese passport holders. The rationale behind this drastic decision? South Sudan's continued noncompliance regarding the acceptance of their citizens who have faced repatriation. One might wonder, what implications does this decision hold for both nations? This announcement couldn't come at a more tumultuous time for Africa's…

In a surprising turn of events, a night in Galkayo witnessed the arrest of Dalmar Socdaal, a freelance journalist known for his brave storytelling and sharp insights. He was detained by Northeastern State security forces, accused of engaging in a process that Northeastern State authorities had firmly resisted—the registration for the Somali national identity card. This arrest is more than the simple handcuffing of a journalist; it reflects the simmering tensions between Northeastern State and Somalia’s federal…

Mogadishu (AX) — The Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) has recently stirred the pot by leveling accusations against Ethiopia's federal government regarding the exploitation of natural resources in the Somali Region. It's a fire they warn could flare into instability, potentially unraveling the delicate peace woven in 2018. The essence of their grievance? A feeling of marginalization. In a candid interview with Abdijaliil Show, the outspoken ONLF spokesperson, Abdilqadir…