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ANTALYA, Turkey – Amid the vibrant atmosphere of the Antalya Diplomacy Forum, Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud skillfully navigated a contentious issue that has gripped the nation. How often, one might wonder, do symbolic actions take on lives of their own, prompting varied and deeply rooted reactions? Prime Minister Hamsa Abdi Barre's landmark visit to Las Anod has certainly become a focal point for such reflections. The trip was intended as a mere gesture—a diplomatic effort to kindle peace dialogues…

The air in the office was as charged as ever, filled with the hum of papers shuffling and phones ringing—a veritable pentagon of negotiation activity. Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary, Korir Sing’oei, sat with a resolute calmness amidst the turbulence that occasionally besets diplomatic terrains. This scene, all too familiar, played out as Sudan announced its decree halting all imports from Kenya indefinitely. But pause for a moment—what led to such a dramatic move? Sudan’s response came hot on the heels of Kenya…

Somalia Reassures Diplomatic Ties with UAE Despite North Western State of Somalia Invitation In the midst of diplomatic tension, the Somali government has extended a calming signal to its citizens regarding the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) recent invitation to North Western State of Somalia President Abdirahman Irro. The winds of change are often met with storms, but Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ali Mohamed Omar, assures that this is not one of those occasions. He emphasizes that the…

Somali President's Stance on U.S. Warning: A Discussion on National Security MOGADISHU, Somalia - The sun rose over Mogadishu with a familiar intensity, casting long shadows over a city teetering on the edge of transformation. Against this backdrop, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud addressed the nation, speaking with calm assurance in response to recent warnings emanating from an unexpected quarter: the United States. Just days earlier, the U.S. government had issued an alert, hinting at an impending attack…

First response from the Ethiopian government after Tigray's Defense Forces (TDF) takeover of Tigray. In Addis Ababa, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and his government are minimizing losses. According to him, his troops left Tigray of their own free will and to look at new priorities. as reported from Addis Ababa,Noé Rochet-BodinThe…