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Netanyahu Narrowly Avoids Assassination as Bomb Plot Foiled Edited By Ali Musa - Axadle Times International Monitoring JERUSALEM — In a startling development that has opened a window into the ongoing political tensions in Israel, authorities have apprehended a woman accused of attempting to assassinate Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. According to Israel’s internal security agency, Shin Bet, she planned to use an improvised explosive device.…

The recent reclassification of Namibia by the World Bank as a lower-middle-income country has sent ripples through the nation's economic landscape. This adjustment followed a period marked by fiscal challenges, prompting an urgent response from Namibia’s current administration. In light of these developments, the government has set an ambitious economic growth target of 7%. This target isn’t just a number; it symbolizes a renewed hope for the country to reclaim its status as an upper-middle-income nation. Can one man's…

Military Success in Jubbaland: A Strategic Move Against Insurgency “We had firm intelligence on the enemy’s movements and struck first,” spoke Lt. Col. Asad Ahmed Mohamed—or as many affectionately know him, Asad Garweyne. This declaration, delivered over the phone with a tone of measured pride, is emblematic of the current military efforts unfolding in Jubbaland, a semi-autonomous region in southern Somalia. While he opted to remain tight-lipped about potential casualties or arrests linked to the operation, he deemed the…

The recent sale of gold marks the resumption of operations at a significant mining site, which had been dormant for nearly six months due to a prolonged disagreement between Barrick Gold and the Malian government. In the world of mining, disruptions like these often send ripples through local economies, drawing attention from investors and the public alike. As operations begin anew, one can't help but wonder: what does this mean for Mali, its economy, and its future collaborations with foreign investors?…

Villa Somalia’s Political Miscalculation in Northeastern State: A Strategy Unraveled EDITORIAL | The landscape of Somali politics is as dynamic as it is complex, with Villa Somalia often balancing the challenge of uniting a divided nation while exerting centralized influence. Recently, however, an ambitious attempt to integrate the regions of Sanaag and Haylaan into the emergent Khaatumo administration has faced a startling setback. This move has unearthed deep-seated resistance in Northeastern State and demonstrated a…

The European Commission has set an ambitious target to achieve a 90% reduction in net greenhouse gases by 2040, measured against 1990 levels. This proposal aims to build upon the already established 2030 goal of reducing carbon emissions by 55%, which the Commission asserts that the EU is "well on track" to meet. Nevertheless, environmental organizations have voiced their concerns regarding this new target. Critics argue that it relies heavily on advancements in carbon capture and storage technologies and introduces…

Mogadishu (AX) — In a significant step towards revitalizing the city, Dr. Hassan Mohamed Hussein (Muungaab), the Governor of the Banadir Region and Mayor of Mogadishu, marked the commencement of the much-anticipated Zoobe Road reconstruction on Saturday. This vital thoroughfare, which has endured extensive damage due to the recent torrential rains and devastating flooding, is set to be restored to its former glory. During the poignant groundbreaking ceremony, Mayor Muungaab passionately reaffirmed the city’s dedication to…

In a bold and significant move, Niger's government has announced its intention to nationalize the Somair uranium joint venture, currently under the management of the French nuclear fuel company, Orano. The announcement, made via an official statement that aired on national television, is not just a routine policy change; it's a pivotal moment in the ongoing dialogue—and, quite frankly, tension—between Niger and foreign stakeholders invested in its rich mineral resources. Tensions have been brewing for some time,…

Northeastern State's Stand: Foiling ISIS Ambitions in the Cal-Miskaad Mountains AXADLE, Somalia — The picturesque Cal-Miskaad mountain range in northeastern Somalia almost became the epicenter of global terror activities. But, as the famous adage goes, "Not all heroes wear capes." This time, it was the brave forces of Northeastern State who stepped up to the challenge, thwarting a nefarious plan that few outside the region might have dared to believe.…

The Future of BRICS and the U.S. Dollar: Insights from Brazil’s Central Bank The monetary landscape is a fascinating realm, full of intricate dynamics and shifting power balances. Recently, Nilton David, the Monetary Policy Director at Brazil’s Central Bank, shared his thoughts, shedding light on the BRICS nations and their ongoing relationship with the U.S. dollar. His insights spark a conversation worth having: Can emerging economies ever rival established financial titans? During a recent central bank webcast, David…