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Edited By Ali Musa Axadle Times International–Monitoring The recent decisions spearheaded by influential adviser Elon Musk have become the subject of heated discourse. On one side of the spectrum, there are those who endorse Musk's aggressive cost-cutting strategy; on the other, voices are raising concerns about the severe implications these measures might have, particularly with respect to critical public health initiatives. Consider this: Musk, without being formally…

Hungary has reversed its earlier stance, withdrawing its threat to block the European Union from extending sanctions against Russia for an additional six months. This pivotal development comes as EU foreign ministers reached a unanimous agreement to continue exerting financial pressure on Russia in light of its ongoing military aggression in Ukraine. The shift in Hungary's position materialized after the European Commission pledged to engage both Hungary and Slovakia in negotiations aimed at revitalizing gas supplies.…

Italy Justifies Visa Suspension in Somalia MOGADISHU, Somalia - Italy has staunchly defended its recent decision to cease issuing visas in Somalia, attributing the hold-up to 'administrative issues' that are currently being sorted out by officials in an effort to bring stability back to the process. Pier Mario Dacco Coppi, Italy's ambassador to Somalia, dismissed rumors that the visa halt was linked to the shifting political scene in Somalia—a country building new alliances amid sovereignty concerns related to Ethiopia.…

Iraqi Militia Threatens to Halt Oil Exports, Europe's Winter Energy Security at Stake BAGHDAD, Iraq — An influential figure from Iraq's Popular Mobilization Units (PMU) has sounded a grave alert about the ripple effects of potential warfare in the Middle East on global energy resources. Sharing his thoughts over social media, he proclaimed, "If war erupts, not a single barrel of oil or cubic meter of gas will exit the Middle East. Winter looms…