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By Anadolu Agency The British government’s Rwanda Bill will become law after it passed through parliament, paving the way for deportation of asylum seekers to the East African country.
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By Anadolu Agency At least one crew member was killed and another seven are missing after two Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force helicopters crashed during a drill in the Pacific late Saturday,
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UK’s controversial Rwanda Bill becoming law after it passed through parliament
By Anadolu Agency The British government’s Rwanda Bill will become law after it passed through parliament, paving the way for deportation of asylum seekers to the East African country.
Read MoreWhy will Uganda troops remain in Somalia after the African Union forces exit on December 2024?
The Ugandan government has said that its troops will remain in Somalia, even if the African Union forces peacekeeping mission ends. Read: World Bank sent a strong warning to Somalia president
Read MoreOil prices retreat as Iran-Israel tensions ease
Model of Oil barrels are seen in front of rising stock graph in this illustration, July 24, 2022. Photographer Dado Ruvic By Reuters Oil prices fell on Monday, dragged down by a renewed focus on
Read MoreDebt, pending bills batter Africa economies in 2024
File Photo/Somali Times By The East African Several African countries reeling under the weight of economic and political problems are banking on rescue interventions from the World Bank and the
Read More1 killed, 7 missing after 2 choppers crash during drill in Japan
By Anadolu Agency At least one crew member was killed and another seven are missing after two Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force helicopters crashed during a drill in the Pacific late Saturday,
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Featured ArticlesUK’s controversial Rwanda Bill becoming law after it passed through parliament
By Anadolu Agency The British government’s Rwanda Bill will become law after it passed through parliament, paving the way for deportation of asylum seekers to the East African country.
UK’s controversial Rwanda Bill becoming law after it passed through parliament
By Anadolu Agency The British government’s Rwanda Bill will become law after it passed through parliament, paving the way for deportation of asylum seekers to the East African country.
EDITOR’S PIC OF THE WEEKSaudi Crown Prince cancels secret meeting with Netanyahu in Washington
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Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson holds a news conference at 10 Downing Street, amid the coronavirus disease outbreak, in London, Tuesday April 20, 2021. (Toby Melville/Pool via AP)
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Currency traders watch monitors at the foreign exchange dealing room of the KEB Hana Bank headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, Friday, June 17, 2022. Asian stock markets were mostly lower Friday
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Saudi Crown Prince cancels secret meeting with Netanyahu in Washington
Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia Mohammad Bin Salman in Saudi Arabia on 1 June 2019 [BANDAR ALGALOUD /SAUDI KINGDOM COUNCIL/HANDOUT/Anadolu Agency] Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman has
Read MoreUK leader denies breaking lobbying rules with texts to Dyson
Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson holds a news conference at 10 Downing Street, amid the coronavirus disease outbreak, in London, Tuesday April 20, 2021. (Toby Melville/Pool via AP)
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Blog PostsEx Prime Minister Khaire arrives in Mogadishu following ‘dismissal’
Photo/Somali Times The former Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Somalia, Hassan Ali Khaire, has today arrived in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia. According to the Villa Somalia Source
President Farmajo welcomes PM Khaire’s dismissal
Photo/Somali Times The President of the Federal Republic of Somalia Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed Farmajo has accepted the decision of the House of the People to withdraw its confidence in the Prime
UK police, supermarkets clash over face masks
British police and supermarkets clashed Friday on who should implement new rules that have made face masks compulsory in shops. Anyone who breaks the rules can be fined up to £100 ($128). “It is
Chinese researcher charged with US visa fraud is in custody
This undated photo provided by the U.S. Justice Department shows Juan Tang in her China People’s Liberation Army military uniform. The Justice Department on Thursday, July 23, 2020, says
Kenyan MP demands accountability for stateless youth
BY RACHEL SHERMAN In April, Coda Story’s Keren Weitzberg wrote about the biometric registration system in Kenya and the “double registered” ethnic Somali Kenyans left in limbo without ID cards.
Life’s a beach, but some European countries have new COVID-19 fears
Photo: Credit Reuters/Enrique Calvo People sunbathe in Magaluf beach By Caroline Copley and Nerijus Adomaitis With the summer vacation season in full swing Germany, France and Norway are taking
U.S. fighter jets near Iranian passenger plane over Syrian airspace – pilot
Several passengers on an Iranian airline were injured on Thursday over Syria after the pilot changed altitude to avoid collision with a U.S. fighter jet, according to Iranian media, but the U.S.
Is This The World’s Riskiest Oil Frontier?
By Viktor Katona Somalia’s government has announced that it would hold its first-ever offshore licensing round this August, marking the starting point of Africa’s perhaps most adventurous oil
President Farmajo’s two year extension plan in office
Photo/Somali Times Recently, a consultative meeting between the federal government and regional administrations concluded in Dhusamareb, which focused on a number of issues, including elections.
President Ahmed Madobe says how to resolve the dispute between him and Farmajo.
Photo/Somali Times/ Jubaland President Ahmed Mohamed Islam, Speaking at Dhusamareb. Jubaland President Ahmed Mohamed Islam, Speaking at the conclusion of the Dhusamareb conference of heads of
Ex Prime Minister Khaire arrives in Mogadishu following ‘dismissal’
Photo/Somali Times The former Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Somalia, Hassan Ali Khaire, has today arrived in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia. According to the Villa Somalia Source
President Farmajo welcomes PM Khaire’s dismissal
Photo/Somali Times The President of the Federal Republic of Somalia Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed Farmajo has accepted the decision of the House of the People to withdraw its confidence in the Prime
UK police, supermarkets clash over face masks
British police and supermarkets clashed Friday on who should implement new rules that have made face masks compulsory in shops. Anyone who breaks the rules can be fined up to £100 ($128). “It is
Chinese researcher charged with US visa fraud is in custody
This undated photo provided by the U.S. Justice Department shows Juan Tang in her China People’s Liberation Army military uniform. The Justice Department on Thursday, July 23, 2020, says
Kenyan MP demands accountability for stateless youth
BY RACHEL SHERMAN In April, Coda Story’s Keren Weitzberg wrote about the biometric registration system in Kenya and the “double registered” ethnic Somali Kenyans left in limbo without ID cards.
Life’s a beach, but some European countries have new COVID-19 fears
Photo: Credit Reuters/Enrique Calvo People sunbathe in Magaluf beach By Caroline Copley and Nerijus Adomaitis With the summer vacation season in full swing Germany, France and Norway are taking
U.S. fighter jets near Iranian passenger plane over Syrian airspace – pilot
Several passengers on an Iranian airline were injured on Thursday over Syria after the pilot changed altitude to avoid collision with a U.S. fighter jet, according to Iranian media, but the U.S.
Is This The World’s Riskiest Oil Frontier?
By Viktor Katona Somalia’s government has announced that it would hold its first-ever offshore licensing round this August, marking the starting point of Africa’s perhaps most adventurous oil
President Farmajo’s two year extension plan in office
Photo/Somali Times Recently, a consultative meeting between the federal government and regional administrations concluded in Dhusamareb, which focused on a number of issues, including elections.
President Ahmed Madobe says how to resolve the dispute between him and Farmajo.
Photo/Somali Times/ Jubaland President Ahmed Mohamed Islam, Speaking at Dhusamareb. Jubaland President Ahmed Mohamed Islam, Speaking at the conclusion of the Dhusamareb conference of heads of