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Kenyan national Cholo Abdi Abdullah's mugshot from his apprehension in July 2019 in the Philippines has become quite symbolic of a dark and disturbing chapter. Captured by the diligent Criminal Investigation and Detection Group, this image resonates far beyond its graphical representation, telling a tale of foiled terror. This case, rooted deep in complicated international issues, unfolded with Abdullah, a man seemingly prepared to emulate one of the most harrowing tragedies in recent history. MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota…

In a developing tale that intertwines geopolitics and aviation, Belarus's national airline, Belavia, appears to be on the brink of a significant acquisition. Sanctioned by the West and in desperate need of aircraft, Belavia is reportedly poised to bolster its fleet with three Airbus A330 aircraft, which previously flew under the banner of Magic Air, a Gambian carrier. This revelation comes from three reliable sources who spoke to Reuters. Belarus and its ally, Russia, have been navigating…

Nestled in the sunny confines of Tempe, Arizona, lives a gentleman by the name of Maas. For over fifty years, his days were emblazoned with the toil and triumphs of the automobile industry, a domain he not only navigated but thrived within. Imagine, working tirelessly well into your late 80s, driven by passion rather than necessity. Eventually, the rigors became too taxing on his body—but not his mind. “I hate retirement,” Maas confessed candidly. In his ideal world, he’d still have his shoulder to the wheel,…

“There are two ways Iran can be handled, militarily or you can make a deal. I would prefer to make a deal," said Donald Trump during a Fox News interview on March 6, hinting at the pressing issues surrounding US-Iran relations. The gravity of his words was palpable, “a situation with Iran that's going to happen very soon, very, very soon.” However, early indicators for any potential deal appeared somewhat inauspicious. Tensions escalated as Trump intensified the…

Bosnian authorities have issued an arrest warrant for Milorad Dodik, a prominent ethnic Serb leader, as part of an investigation surrounding allegations that he has violated the country's constitution, according to a senior police officer. This announcement comes just a week after police indicated their intent to question Mr. Dodik, who has shown a defiant attitude by urging federal law enforcement to disregard the warrant. According to the head of police in Bosnia's Muslim-Croat region, the warrant has indeed been issued,…

As the dawn of 2024 approached, a significant legislative move unfolded in The Gambia. The National Assembly took a historic step, passing a bill aimed at establishing a specialized tribunal dedicated to prosecuting human rights violations attributed to the tumultuous reign of former president Yahya Jammeh. This decision, though monumental in its moral implications, was further galvanized in December when the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) announced its commitment to assist The Gambia in creating this…

Human Rights Watch has called upon Mozambican authorities to conduct an immediate and thorough investigation into the recent attack on opposition members in Maputo. This incident unfolded during a significant moment—the signing of a peace accord between President Daniel Chapo and various opposition parties, notably excluding former presidential candidate Venancio Mondlane, who led hundreds in a peaceful march that day. The stark contrast between the peaceful intentions of the demonstrators and the violent response they…

Imagine being in the shoes of a leader during turbulent times. On April 10, 2023, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky embarked on a pivotal journey. His destination? South Africa—a nation renowned for its steadfast neutrality—a place where he would converse with President Cyril Ramaphosa. The objective seems straightforward: explore potential solutions to the protracted conflict that's been wreaking havoc for over three years. Vincent Magwenya, South Africa's spokesperson, candidly shared this itinerary. You…

In an intriguing turn of international relations, Rwanda has set its sights on acquiring a substantial £50 million ($63.62 million) in compensation from Britain. This follows a dramatic disruption in a controversial asylum agreement, as revealed by an insider linked closely to the corridors of the Kigali government. The juxtaposition of politics and diplomacy often brings up questions: What happens when promises are broken across borders? The demand for compensation…

Ethiopia's Determination for Sea Access Amid Complex Diplomatic Dynamics Edited By Ali Musa, Axadle Times international–Monitoring ADDIS ABABA - In the ever-evolving geopolitical landscape of the Horn of Africa, Ethiopia stands firm in its ambition to secure access to the sea. Field Marshal Birhanu Jula, the head of Ethiopian National Defense Forces, recently vocalized this aspiration, highlighting its significance at the celebration of the 129th anniversary of the…