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Northeastern State's Economic Resilience: An Address by President Said Abdullahi Deni In a stirring address that has resonated throughout Northeastern State, President Said Abdullahi Deni announced a decisive shift in the region's stance on businesses claiming coercion as a pretext for making payments to the Islamic State (ISIS). From this point forward, the administration has vowed to dismantle such financial channels. With a tone underscored by determination, President Deni remarked, "No businessperson will have the…

Ethiopia and Eritrea: On the Brink of War? ADDIS ABABA - In a scenario filled with tension and speculation, the Tigray Interim Administration has issued a stark warning about the imminent possibility of another war breaking out between Ethiopia and Eritrea. This prediction paints a picture fraught with potential consequences, with the conflict's locus likely centered in the troubled Tigray region. General Tsadkan Gebretensae, a figure of note as the Vice President and Democratization Cabinet Secretariat of the…

In recent months, the World Health Organization (WHO) has raised an urgent alarm regarding significant funding reductions from the United States, stating that these cuts could lead to "a devastating impact" on crucial programs that are fighting tuberculosis (TB). TB remains one of the deadliest infectious diseases globally, and the repercussions of this funding shortfall could endanger the lives of millions. Over the last twenty years, global initiatives aimed at combating TB have successfully saved more than 79 million…

The clash between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is now the talk of international circles. In an event that was at once expected yet unprecedented, Trump clashed vociferously with Zelensky at the esteemed White House, with the American president making clear his stance: negotiate with Russia, or the United States might withdraw its support. This public discord unfolded in what was ostensibly meant to be a mere prelude to the signing of a minerals agreement that…

"We are not waiting for anyone with open arms. There will be a price to pay for past decisions," said Anton Alikhanov, Russia's industry and trade minister. Such a statement, curt and unwavering, was delivered to reporters on Thursday, as relayed by the state news agency TASS. Amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, now stretching into its third year, there exists a remarkable trend—nearly 475 foreign companies have quoted adieu to the Russian marketplace, according to data from the Leave Russia database provided by the…

Mogadishu (AX) — Picture the halls of power veiled in silence, a silence heavy with the weight of political trepidation. Somali lawmaker Abdirashid Hidig offers a stark warning: if the House of the People stays shuttered, legislators might resort to holding their own sessions, parallel and unauthorized. A drastic measure, indeed, but Hidig has pointed fingers at certain political leaders, accusing them of intentionally crippling parliamentary operations. This dialogue invites us to ponder: in a land rife with challenges,…

In a striking commentary on international trade dynamics, U.S. President Donald Trump acknowledged that the extensive tariffs he has enacted against Mexico, Canada, and China may induce "some pain" for American consumers. This admission comes at a time when global market reaction has prompted widespread apprehension that these levies could stifle economic growth and rekindle inflationary pressures. Returning from his Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida, Mr. Trump indicated a willingness to engage with the leaders of Canada and…

The United Nations has issued a stark warning: humanitarian needs in Gaza are severe, despite an uptick in aid flowing into the region following the recent ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. The ongoing struggles and challenges in the territory paint a vivid picture of a situation that remains dire. According to the UN's World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Food Programme (WFP), the fragile ceasefire, effective since January 19, has allowed for a more significant delivery of essential supplies to Gaza after a…

TikTok, the app that's got everyone from teenagers living for viral dance trends to grandparents trying out the latest viral challenges, may soon vanish from the screens of over 170 million Americans. Come Sunday, it faces the tech world's equivalent of being sent to the guillotine, all due to the ongoing legal kerfuffling with Uncle Sam. Apparently, unless the Biden administration can whip up a last-minute assurance that they won’t be cracking the app with penalties for violating its looming ban, TikTok might just zip…

At the UN-led COP29 climate summit taking place in Azerbaijan, global leaders are presenting contrasting visions to confront climate change, while a new report emphasizes the urgent need for the world to achieve carbon neutrality sooner than anticipated. As delegates convene to negotiate vital agreements for climate funding, the focus is on supporting developing nations in their efforts to adapt to climate-related challenges. This pivotal conference aims to secure an extensive climate financing framework to unlock trillions…