Black EU citizen with settled status temporarily denied entry into UK

Dahaba Ali Hussen pictured in 2021. The Guardian By Aina J Khan Dahaba Ali Hussen, who has lived in London for 19 years, stopped while trying to board Eurostar in Paris A black EU citizen with settled status was temporarily denied entry to the UK when she attempted to board a Eurostar train in Paris

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Giroud header sends France past England into semi-finals

Soccer Football – FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 – Quarter Final – England v France – Al Bayt Stadium, Al Khor, Qatar – December 10, 2022 England’s Harry Maguire in action with France’s Olivier Giroud Reuters/Hamad I Mohammed By Reuters A brilliant Olivier Giroud header 12 minutes from time kept France on course to retain

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Morocco reaches World Cup semifinals, tops Portugal, Ronaldo

Soccer Football – FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 – Quarter Final – Morocco v Portugal – Al Thumama Stadium, Doha, Qatar – December 10, 2022 Morocco’s Achraf Dari and Morocco’s Walid Cheddira celebrate after the match as Morocco progress to the semi finals Reuters/Carl Recine By The Associated Press Africa finally has a team in

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Journalist summoned by French intelligence worried about freedom of the press

By Anadolu Agency A journalist summoned this week by French intelligence about an investigative report into the army says the development makes him worried about freedom of the press in the country. “It’s an important downward spiral for freedom of the press in France, which creates an unhealthy climate for our democracy,” said Geoffrey Livolsi,

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Why does dictator Ismail Omar Guelle hate politicians in Darood community?

Credit: Associated Press/Dictator Ismail Omar Guelle The Djibouti people need to be free from dictator Ismail Omar Guelle and his two sons in-law from Ivory Coast Tom and Senegalese Lekula terrorising the Somali people when themselves are not from Djibouti but the Ivory Coast and Senegal. Wife of dictator Kadra Mahamoud Haid, daughters Haïbado Ismaïl

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U.S. troops are back in Somalia and scrambling to help its special forces

A U.S. Osprey aircraft at the Baledogle Military Air Base in Somalia on Nov. 16. (Malin Fezehai for The Washington Post) The Washington Post By Katharine Houreld After Trump’s pullout, al-Shabab militants grew in strength and size. Somalia — The U.S. military is scrambling to make up for lost time in Somalia after President Biden

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Somali President Hassan Sheikh is asking for a $500 million loan from President Xi Jinping-sources say

The President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, Hassan Sheikh Mohamoud, who is participating in the China-Arab Conference, had a meeting with the President of China, Xi Jinping. According to the Somali Times, reliable sources have confirmed that President Hassan Sheikh Mohamoud has asked the President of China, Xi Jinping, to lend Somalia $500 million

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World’s longest-serving president starts 6th term in Equatorial Guinea

By Anadolu Agency Equatorial Guinea’s long-serving President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo was sworn-in on Thursday for a sixth term. “As long as I am president and with our resources, the people’s desires and needs for well-being will be fully realized,” Obiang, 80, vowed at the event in the capital Malabo, marking the beginning of his

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Japan, Britain and Italy to build joint jet fighter

Britain’s defence minister, Gavin Wiliamson (UNSEEN), unveiled a model of a new jet fighter, called ‘Tempest’ at the Farnborough Airshow, in Farnborough, Britain July 16, 2018. Reuters/Peter Nicholls By Reuters Japan, Britain and Italy are merging their next-generation jet fighter projects in a ground-breaking partnership spanning Europe and Asia that is Japan’s first major industrial

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White privilege not ‘a fact’ and shouldn’t be taught as one, says Gillian Keegan

United Kingdom Education Secretary Gillian Keegan. Photographer Peter Nicholls/Reuters The Daily Telegraph By Louisa Clarence-Smith White privilege is not “a fact” and should not be taught as such in schools, Gillian Keegan, the Education Secretary, has said. Ms Keegan said people needed to be able to have “open discussions” about topics such as white privilege,

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