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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…

The Uncertain Fate of Death Row Inmates in Saudi Arabia Khalid Mohammed Ibrahim, a man whose life hangs by a thread, can be seen on the right with his family before his unfortunate arrest—a moment captured long before the shadows of legal turmoil descended upon him. Recent reports reveal that dozens of individuals from the Horn of Africa, currently on death row in Saudi Arabia, are facing an agonizing uncertainty. Inmates and their worried families have disclosed to Middle East Eye that their executions could transpire…

The Ceasefire Announcement: A Fragile Hope for Peace In a recent statement on Truth Social, President Trump expressed optimism regarding a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. He announced the ceasefire's initiation around six hours from his post, contingent upon the conclusion of ongoing attacks by both nations. The narrative he crafted suggested a timely pause in hostilities—a momentary breath amidst an intense and discouraging conflict. "Officially, Iran will start the CEASEFIRE, and…

In a troubling development that raises serious humanitarian concerns, at least 37 Ethiopian men currently face the death penalty in Saudi Arabia for drug-related offenses. This alarming situation has been spotlighted in a joint statement released by a coalition of 31 civil society and human rights organizations. They have expressed trepidation over what they describe as an “imminent risk” of execution for countless foreign nationals within the Kingdom. On June 17, 2025, the organizations declared they are “gravely fearful…

In a recent statement, Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif expressed serious concerns about an imminent military incursion by India following a tragic militant attack on tourists in Kashmir last week. This has heightened tensions between the two nuclear-armed nations. The attack, which resulted in the loss of 26 lives, has sparked outrage across India, a predominantly Hindu nation, where there are increasing calls for action against Pakistan, a Muslim-majority neighbor. India has long accused Pakistan of…

In recent developments, Évariste Ndayishimiye, the President of Burundi, has navigated into turbulent diplomatic waters, bringing to light concerns that have been simmering beneath the surface. He publicly announced having what he terms "credible intelligence" indicating Rwanda's intentions to launch an assault on Burundi. His revelations come at a time where whispers of discord could well translate into real tensions, prompting a myriad of reactions from across the spectrum. Reflecting on…

Emmalee Reed/CNN In a twist worthy of a Hollywood suspense thriller, TikTok momentarily vanished from cyberspace throughout the United States on Saturday night, setting off a digital shockwave as the clock ticked toward a fast-approaching ban deadline. Just what is a nation that thrives on byte-sized entertainment supposed to do? Instead of the usual dance moves and viral challenges, users encountered a disheartening message: “Sorry, TikTok isn’t available right now. A law banning TikTok has been enacted in the U.S.…

A looming catastrophe is on the horizon for northern Gaza, with global food security specialists warning that famine could soon strike the region. As Israel escalates its military operations against Hamas, a militant group in Palestine, the situation grows increasingly dire. The independent Famine Review Committee (FRC), in a rare and urgent communication, emphasized the need for "swift action—days, rather than weeks"—from all parties involved in the conflict and those influencing its progression. Failure to act could lead…

The situation between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon has escalated to a level that resembles outright warfare, according to the European Union's chief diplomat.

Somalia: Farmajo withdraws troops from areas for concern of imminent battle MOGADISHU, Somalia - Outgoing Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo has reportedly withdrawn troops from a number of elements of Somalia who're stated to be fully behind the opposition, at the same time as the nation struggles to revive order after Sunday's conflict in Mogadishu. A bunch of troopers…