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    The UN Security Council on Friday unanimously renewed the mandate of the panel monitoring sanctions on Somalia-based Al-Shabab, according to Anadolu Agency reported. All 15 members voted in

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  • Kremlin suggests it may not like new Ukraine peace proposals after recent U.S.-Ukraine talks

    A view shows the Kremlin’s towers, the Grand Kremlin Palace and cathedrals behind the wall in central Moscow, Russia, August 7, 2025. Photographer Evgenia Novozhenina By Reuters Kremlin

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  • High Court Suspends Kenya-U.S. Ksh 200B Health Cooperation Deal

    Kenyan President William Ruto with President Donald Trump and other African leaders at the Donald J. Trump United States Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C., on December 5, 2025. By Kenyans

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  • Chinese auto maker Changan reaches 30-millionth vehicle milestone

    This photo taken on July 28, 2025 shows a view of China Changan Automobile Group’s digital and intelligent factory for the new energy vehicle AVATR in southwest China’s Chongqing

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  • UK grocery inflation steady at 4.7%, keeps pressure on households, says Worldpanel

    People shop at a grocery market, in London, Britain May 6, 2023. Photographer Emilie Madi/File Photo By Reuters British grocery inflation held steady at 4.7% in the four weeks to November 30,

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UN Security Council renews sanctions panel on Somalia’s Al-Shabab

The UN Security Council on Friday unanimously renewed the mandate of the panel monitoring sanctions on Somalia-based Al-Shabab, according to Anadolu Agency reported. All 15 members voted in

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The Somali government defends Mohamed agreement with Ethiopian Prime Minister

The minister of Information for Somalia’s Federal government, Mr.Dahir Mohamud Geelle has explained a recent deal between president Mohamed and Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.Speaking at a

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No foreign holidays ‘until August,’ government sources warn

Foreign holidays are unlikely until at least August, government officials are warning / Pa By John Dunne International travel is unlikely to restart on May 17 Foreign holidays are unlikely to get

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Death toll due to coal mine blast in northern Turkey rises to 40

By Anadolu Agency The number of workers who were killed in a blast at a coal mine in northern Turkey increased to 40, according to the Turkish interior minister on Saturday. Suleyman Soylu said

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