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Somali President Unveils Plans for New Airport in Mogadishu’s Middle Shabelle Region

Mogadishu (AX) — In a significant milestone for Somalia, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud laid the foundation stone for the new Mogadishu International Airport this past Sunday. This ambitious infrastructure project is set to be established in the Warsheekh district of the Middle Shabelle region, and it promises to be a transformative development for the nation. During the groundbreaking ceremony, President Mohamud articulated the vital importance of this airport for enhancing Somalia's connectivity and improving its…

Trump Plans ‘Take It or Leave It’ Tariffs on Trading Partners Soon

Trade Talks and Tariffs: A Presidential Perspective In a vivid display of determination and optimism, President Trump recently addressed reporters at the iconic Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. As tension loomed over international trade negotiations, he confidently asserted that extending deadlines for discussions with other nations wasn't necessary. According to him, he had already forged significant agreements with both China and the United Kingdom. "Now, at a certain point, we're just going to send letters out,"…

U.S. Plans Partial Withdrawal from Embassy in Iraq, Sources Reveal

The United States is initiating a partial evacuation of its embassy in Iraq, accompanied by the voluntary departure of military dependents from various locations across the Middle East. This decision comes in response to increased security concerns in the region, according to both US and Iraqi officials. While the specific security threats prompting this evacuation have not been detailed, reports of potential evacuations have resulted in a notable rise in oil prices, climbing over 4%. "The State Department regularly…

Africa’s Top Lithium Producer Plans to Halt Concentrate Exports by 2027

Zimbabwe's Strategic Shift in Lithium Exports: A Bold Move Toward Local Processing Zambia is set to implement a significant change in its mineral export policy by banning the export of lithium concentrates starting January 2027. This decision, announced by Mines Minister Winston Chitando, is part of a broader initiative aimed at enhancing local value addition within the mining sector. “With effect from January 2027, the export of lithium concentrates will no longer be allowed,” he stated during a press briefing in Harare.…

Italian Referendum Plans Hindered by Disappointing Voter Participation

The recent low voter turnout has dealt a significant blow to Italian opposition proposals aimed at reforming citizenship laws and strengthening job protection regulations. Key figures within Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's coalition noted that the outcome has bolstered the government's position. According to nearly finalized data from polling stations, only about 30% of eligible voters participated in the two-day voting period. This is well below the required 50% plus one needed for the vote to be legally binding. The…

White House Announces Plans to Double Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum Starting Tomorrow

The United States is set to double its tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, a decision announced by the White House and signed into effect by President Donald Trump. This latest development takes the levies on both metals from 25% to 50%, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing trade disputes. While tariffs on steel and aluminum from the UK will remain unchanged at 25%, both nations are in discussions to establish duties and quotas aligned with their existing trade agreement. The objective behind this move is to…

Russia Seeks Closer Relations with Egypt, Plans Sharm el-Sheikh Consulate

Russia Deepens Its Diplomatic Ties with Egypt Through New Consulate Recently, in a significant move, Russia announced the opening of a new consulate in Sharm el-Sheikh, a beautiful resort city along the Red Sea, as confirmed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin on May 27. This step marks a new chapter in the evolving relationship between Russia and Egypt, nurturing a partnership that promises to flourish progressively. The initiative is not merely bureaucratic; it's indicative of…

$4 Billion Africa-Asia Bridge Plans Finalized; Construction Begins Soon

Originally introduced by King Salman of Saudi Arabia in 2016, an exciting infrastructure development is on the horizon: a bridge that will weave together Saudi Arabia's Ras Hamid and Egypt's Sharm El-Sheikh, spanning the picturesque Strait of Tiran. With an expected cost of around $4 billion, fully financed by the Kingdom, this project promises to reshape the connectivity between these two nations. As reported by The Sun UK, this ambitious endeavor, affectionately known as the "Moses Bridge," is making…

New U.S. Intelligence Indicates Israel’s Plans for Potential Strike on Iran’s Nuclear Sites, Reports CNN

Fresh U.S. Intel Reveals Israel's Possible Plans Against Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions On May 20, a fascinating narrative unfolded as Reuters highlighted renewed insights indicating Israel's alleged preparations to target Iran's nuclear facilities. These revelations, brought to light by CNN, stem from conversations with multiple U.S. officials equipped with the latest intelligence. Despite the buzz, the actual intentions of Israeli leaders remain enigmatic. Have they resolved to embark on such a consequential path?…

Electric Vehicle Powerhouse Plans New Plant in Nigeria

Nigeria and China: A New Era in Economic Collaboration The latest developments in Nigeria's industrial landscape signal a promising chapter for the country’s aspirations towards industrialization. With China's ever-expanding foothold in Nigeria—especially in the realm of natural resources—this year has been a remarkable one for the two nations. They are deeply engaging with each other, particularly as Nigeria stands out as Africa’s largest oil producer and a country ripe with potential. This significant progression was…

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