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In a surprising turn of events, Britain's Ministry of Defence has initiated an urgent investigation following the discovery of sensitive military documents scattered across a street in northern England. This unexpected incident took place when Newcastle United supporter Mike Gibbard stumbled upon the papers while en route to a football match on March 16th. Gibbard recounted his experience, describing how he found the army documents spilling from a black bin bag, with papers "spread all the way up the road." He shared his…

In a significant move towards transparency, US President Donald Trump has unveiled previously classified materials concerning the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy. This release aligns with his commitment to provide the public with greater insight into this pivotal moment in American history. The initial batch of electronic documents was uploaded to the National Archives website last evening, with an astonishing total of over 80,000 expected to follow. This monumental task was facilitated by lawyers from the…

“What is politics but the art of pulling wool over the eyes of the people?” mused a seasoned diplomat over coffee once. With these words echoing in my mind, let me delve into a story that adds another layer to the intricate tapestry known as Somali politics. On a balmy Thursday, the air was heavy with anticipation at O.R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg. The reason? The unexpected arrival of Mohamed Hussein Roble, a man who once steered Somalia from the turbulent raft as its Prime Minister. This, however, was…

In a tantalizing twist that has history buffs and conspiracy theorists buzzing, the American president proclaimed the long-awaited truth about the JFK assassination will finally surface, potentially unraveling the mystery that's captivated imaginations for ages. Picture this: A beaming John F. Kennedy, arm in arm with the ever-stylish Jacqueline, stepping off a plane at Dallas’ very own Love Field. It was November 22, 1963, setting the stage for heartbreak and drama only an hour before that dreadful event .…

France has just handed over to the Burkinabe authorities on Saturday, April 17, a final batch of declassified archival documents as part of the investigation into the case of the murder of Thomas Sankara. This third set of documents concerns the archives of the French Ministry of the Interior, in particular the police liaison present in Burkina Faso at the time of the events, and the Directorate -…