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The New Era of Student Visa Applications: What You Need to Know Recently, the U.S. government made a significant announcement regarding the resumption of student visa appointments—an exciting development for many aspiring international students. However, there’s a catch: along with the green light comes stricter requirements. In a move that’s raising eyebrows and igniting conversations, the State Department has mandated that foreign students provide U.S. diplomats access to their social media profiles as part of the…

Analyzing the Recent Developments in US Tariff Policy The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently made headlines by temporarily reinstating former President Donald Trump’s tariffs, a decision that has significant implications for both national security and international trade relations. Just a day prior, a trade court had delivered a ruling stating that these tariffs exceeded the authority granted to the President. This sudden change raises questions about the intricacies of law and trade, and what it means for…

Unfreezing Aid: A New Dawn In an unforeseen development, the United States has decided to thaw frozen aid funds, spotlighting a monumental moment in U.S. foreign policy. This decision arrives on the heels of a thought-provoking U.S. Supreme Court ruling that has, for lack of a better term, sent ripples across the boardrooms and communities alike. Can one decision truly alter the fabric of international relations? By revoking the freeze on aid, significant initiatives are back on track in healthcare, infrastructure, and…

Somalia Returns Rifles Taken from Kenyan Officer Killed in Attack MOGADISHU, Somalia — It was a solemn morning in Mandera County, as Somali authorities handed back two rifles taken from a fallen Kenyan officer at the border. The return was a small yet significant gesture amidst simmering tensions in a region long shadowed by conflict and strife. Personal stories often resonate with textures of loss and resilience, echoing sentiments that formal reports may obscure. So here, in this narrative, lies an effort to humanize…

Mogadishu (AX) — A moment reminiscent of the intricate politics that ripple through Somalia played out on Monday, as President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud reinstated Colonel Ibrahim Moalim Abdullahi. Abdullahi, the erstwhile intelligence chief of Mogadishu within the National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA), found his military rank and privileges restored. But what does this signify in the grand scheme of Somalia's tumultuous political landscape? Does this mark the dawn of a new era of reconciliatory politics, or is it…

MOGADISHU, Somalia - Following a whirlwind of tension, Somalia's Upper Chamber has welcomed Deputy Prime Minister Salah Ahmed Jama back into the fold. This turn of events comes after a weekend that saw his position in limbo due to alleged breaches of several Standing Orders and legislative norms, which led to his position being declared vacant by the assembly's leadership. The decision to remove Jama stemmed from Senate Speaker Abdi Hashi Abdullahi's use of Standing Orders. These rules stipulate replacing any member who…

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Somalia restores diplomatic ties with Kenya following Qatar mediation MOGADISHU, Somalia - In one of the vital dramatic occasions, the Federal Republic of Somalia has restored diplomatic relations with Kenya, proper in the course of an ongoing political disaster in Mogadishu, which has seen Nairobi hold a low profile, regardless of the assembly of the UN Safety Council . Referring to…

After almost ten years of exclusion, the Democratic Republic of the Congo will once again be able to take advantage of the trade preferences offered by AGOA. This decision was taken by the outgoing US President Donald Trump, as the US appears to be one of President Tshisekedi's privileged allies. On 19 May 2020, Constance…

The USA restored Sudan's sovereign immunity on Monday, when america Congress handed law formalizing the movement, after Sudan became appointed a state sponsor of terrorism. Nonetheless, the law consists of an exemption that enables for trials from households to sufferers of 11th of September, 2001, assaults on the USA which might be already ongoing in US courts, despite the fact that specialists say Sudan is not going to lose those circumstances. The state sponsor of the terrorist act, which has been…