Interpol

Yasir Arman: A Sudanese Figure in the Eye of a Political Storm It seems that airports and border crossings have become unlikely stages for political theater in today’s world. Once again, the dissonance of international politics echoes through the hustle and bustle of an airport, this time in Nairobi. At the center of this fresh wave of diplomatic turbulence is Yasir Arman, a well-known Sudanese opposition leader firmly poised at an intersection of political intrigue. Yasir Arman, the man who heads the Sudan…

International Operation Yields Major Arrests in East Africa Mogadishu, a city often beset by the shadows of conflict, has borne witness to an unfolding drama of international significance. In a concerted effort to stem the tide of extremism, 37 individuals have been apprehended under a sweeping counterterrorism initiative orchestrated by INTERPOL and AFRIPOL. Their offenses? Alleged associations with infamous entities like Al-Shabaab, ISIS, and other radical factions that haunt the East…

Mogadishu (AX) — A delegation from the Somali government, spearheaded by Internal Security Minister Abdullahi Sheikh Ismael Fartaag, is participating in the 92nd INTERPOL General Assembly from November 4-7, 2024, in Glasgow, United Kingdom. This annual gathering has attracted over a thousand high-ranking law enforcement professionals from around the globe. They have come together to tackle urgent security challenges and to select new leadership for INTERPOL. “I feel privileged to represent the Federal Government of Somalia…

Law enforcement agencies across six European nations, along with Interpol, have initiated the reopening of investigations into the tragic cases of 46 women whose lives were abruptly taken or whose deaths remain shrouded in mystery. This effort aims to finally identify the remains of these individuals, according to statements from the international police organization. “Our mission is clear: we strive to provide closure to families and uphold justice for the victims,” declared Interpol Secretary General Jürgen Stock in an…

An operation to combat arms trafficking networks taking place in Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso and Côte d'Ivoire led to the acquisition of tens of thousands of explosives, but also a large amount of dirty fuel, Interpol and the UN announced on Monday. The 260 men and women in the operation called KAFO deployed from November 30 to…