US flies a bomber for joint drills with South Korea, Japan after North’s long-range missile launch

In this photo provided by South Korea Defense Ministry, U.S. Air Force B-1B bombers, F-16 fighter jets, South Korean Air Force F-15K fighter jets and Japanese Air Force F-2 fighter jets fly over South Korea’s southern island of Jeju during a joint air drill, Wednesday, Dec. 20, 2023. The United States flew a long-range bomber

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World Bank alerts over Tanzania’s inadequate economic inclusivity

World Bank stated that 23 percent of households in the second wealth quintile and 18 percent of those in the third wealth quintile in 2021 were previously in the bottom quintile. Photo/ Courtesy By The Citizen The World Bank has revealed that Tanzania’s economic growth model is not inclusive enough as a result, trapping many

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Somalia’s corrupt regime has received 100 million dollars worth of new loans from the IMF

File Photo/Somali Times The IMF’s executive committee has officially approved 100 million dollars in new loans to Somalia. This new loan builds on progress made so far, including the completion of Somalia’s debt relief, and reforms to strengthen key economic institutions. Read: Somalia’s corruption is widespread throughout the regime Read: Somalia’s president Hassan Sheikh history

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Turkey has produced a new forensic report murder case involving Somalia president Hassan Sheikh’s son

An investigation into the accident involving the son of the president of Somalia Hassan Sheikh, which was conducted in recent days by crime experts and the Forensic Institute of Turkey, has produced a new report. Read: Somalia president Hassan Sheikh’s son was under the influence of alcohol and cocaine killing innocent Turkish national The report

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Britain’s former defense secretary warns Israel’s ‘killing rage’ risks 50 more years of conflict

Britain’s former defense secretary Ben Wallace By Anadolu Agency Israel is losing its legal basis for the war in Gaza with its “killing rage,” senior British politician Ben Wallace has warned amid growing Western criticism of Tel Aviv. The former defense secretary told the Daily Telegraph that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was “losing sight

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Oil rises on Red Sea jitters, Russian export cut

Oil pumps are seen, as oil and gas activity dips in the Eagle Ford Shale oil field due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic and the drop in demand for oil globally, in Karnes County, Texas, U.S., May 18, 2020. Picture taken May 18, 2020. Photographer Jennifer Hiller/File Photo By Reuters Oil rose on Monday

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Why Kenya faces slim savings in Sh46bn early Eurobond repayment

The recovery of prices of Kenya’s inaugural Eurobond has reduced potential savings the country may make. Photo/Shutterstock By Business Daily Africa The recovery of prices of Kenya’s inaugural Eurobond which matures in June next year, has reduced potential savings the country may make from an early partial redemption of $300 million (Sh46.1 billion) this month.

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Turkey releases statement of Somalia President Hassan Sheikh’s son murder case

The Minister of Justice of Turkey, Yılmaz Tunç, said that Mohamed Hassan Sheikh Mohamoud, the son of the president of Somalia who caused the death of a motorcyclist in Istanbul, will return to the country Turkey. Read: Somalia president Hassan Sheikh’s son was under the influence of alcohol and cocaine killing innocent Turkish national Speaking

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Putin says Russia has no plan to attack NATO, dismisses Biden remark as ‘nonsense’

Russian President Vladimir Putin attends his annual end-of-year press conference and the Direct Line question and answer session, at Gostiny Dvor Exhibition Centre in Moscow, Russia December 14, 2023. Sputnik/Gavriil Grigorov/Pool via Reuters By Reuters Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin dismissed as complete nonsense remarks by U.S. President Joe Biden that Russia would attack a NATO

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Somalia army forces take over African Union Presidential Security

File Photo/Somali Times The security forces of the Somalia Presidency and the specially trained police are set to officially take over the general security of the country’s presidency tomorrow. Read: Somalia’s corruption is widespread throughout the regime The African Union peacekeeping forces in Somalia are transferring after many years the security of the country’s presidency

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