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Shirkii Golaha Wadatashiga Qaranka oo goordhaw War murtiyeed laga soo saaray

Jimco, May, 17, 2024 (AX) - Waxaa goordhaw War murtiyeed laga soo saaray Shirkii Golaha Wadatashiga Qaranka ee u dhaxeeyay madaxda dowladda fedaraalka, kuwa dowlad goboleedyada dalka iyo gobolka Banaadir.Shirkaan ayaa mudo afar maalmood ah uga socday madaxada Golaha Wadashiga Qaranka xarunta Aqalka Soomaaliya, kaasoo madaxda ay uga hadleen qodobo aad xasaasi u ahaa.War murtiyeedka laga soo saaray Shirka oo ka kooban afar qodob ayaa lagu sheegay in Golaha ay ku heshiiyeen qodobo ay ka mid yihiin sugidda amniga, la…

Somalia Struggles to Survive: Battling the Devastating Effects of War and Climate Change

Under the punishing sun and amidst tin shacks in Galkayo, Somalia, mothers worry about feeding their children, a struggle echoed across the country where rains have failed, leading to severe drought and subsequent flooding. "The Somali people didn't cause climate change, but they are suffering from its effects," says El-Khidir Daloum, the wfp's country director for Somalia. Samawade, a small settlement like many in Somalia, reflects the nation's fragility due to conflict and extreme weather events. Nearly 4 million…

Experts warn of dire impact on Somali children amid conflict and environmental crises

Children who have been displaced inside Somalia stand outside in a temporary camp outside the capital city of Mogadishu on June 12, 2009. A photograph taken by REUTERS. Within Somalia, experts estimate that around four million children have been impacted by the conflicts within the nation and its changing climate. This comes as Somali forces begin the delicate process of taking over security responsibilities from African Union peacekeepers after 17 years of safeguarding civilians and international organizations. During a…

Failure to Emulate President Adan Abdulle’s Exemplary Leadership in Post-Civil War Somalia

Somalia's leaders after the civil war were tasked with rebuilding the nation that crumbled in 1991, but progress in establishing a functional democracy remains elusive. Effective public administration is crucial for a successful state. Despite years of international aid, Somalia still relies on external support and private initiatives for progress. The country is plagued by fragility and corruption, hindering its development. It is projected that Somalia will require at least five more years of international assistance…

Investigation Uncovers Possible War Crimes: 23 Civilians Killed in Turkey’s Airstrikes in Somalia

In March, 14 children and 17 civilians were harmed in attacks that could be considered as war crimes. Families of the victims should be compensated for their losses. According to Amnesty International, two separate incidents that resulted in the death of 23 civilians during Somali military operations assisted by Turkish drones ought to be thoroughly investigated as potential war crimes. On March 18, 2024, strikes in the Lower Shabelle region tragically took the lives of 14 children and other civilians. The armed conflict…

Israel’s Authorities Vigilant Against Potential ICC Arrest Warrants for Gaza Conflict

The ICC has not hinted at imminent arrest warrants or commented on the recent claims. Israeli officials have mentioned an ICC inquiry initiated three years ago into possible war crimes committed by Israel and Palestinian fighters since the 2014 Israel-Hamas conflict. The probe also focuses on Israel's establishment of settlements in occupied areas like the West Bank. 'Senior Israeli officials have asked for guarantees from the ICC that Israel will not be singled out, suggesting any action might be construed as…

Massive Arrests of US University Students Amid Growing Gaza Protest Uprisings

Law enforcement was present in full strength, utilizing chemical irritants and Tasers to disband the students, as more colleges joined the movement.A poster was visible as individuals rallied at the University of Southern California (USC) in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza .Hundreds of students have faced arrest at various universities in the US as demonstrators persist in demanding a ceasefire in Gaza and the cessation of support for Israel's prolonged conflict with the Palestinian territory.Police were heavily…

Many university students in the US were detained as demonstrations condemning the Gaza conflict escalated.

Law enforcement officers were present in large numbers, deploying chemical irritants and Tasers to disperse students at various universities joining the movement. Protesters across the United States are demanding a Gaza ceasefire and divestment from companies supporting Israel's prolonged conflict with Palestine. Violence escalated as police used force on students who protested against ongoing bombings in Gaza and US military aid to Israel. In Boston, around 100 people were detained during the clearance of a protest camp…

Expert suggests that Sahel region is witnessing a similar dynamic to the Cold War as it combats terrorism

The Sahel in Africa now sees nearly half of global terrorism deaths, according to a summit in Nigeria combatting terrorism continent-wide. The rise in Islamist extremist threats forced international troops, including French forces, to depart Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger after coups. Professor Stig Jarle Hansen discusses the consequences of French troop withdrawal, noting increased Russian involvement in the region's "Cold War" dynamic.

Sahel’s Haunting Parallels to the Cold War: A Riveting Comparison Unveiled

The Sahel region in Africa is seeing a surge in terrorist-related deaths, now accounting for nearly half of global casualties stemming from terrorism. This alarming statistic was highlighted at a recent summit in Nigeria, dedicated to combating terrorism throughout the continent. With the escalating threat of extremist attacks by Islamist groups, including recent coups in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger leading to the departure of international troops, notably French forces. Stig Jarle Hansen, an expert in international…

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