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By Anadolu Agency Europe’s latest heat wave, which has brought red alerts to several countries throughout the week, is the “most severe” ever recorded in the region and was made
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Read MoreKeir Starmer announces he’ll resign as UK prime minister, launching contest for successor
Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces his resignation to the media outside 10 Downing Street in London, Monday, June 22, 2026. Photographer Kin Cheung By The Associated Press British
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Europe’s latest heat wave ‘most severe’ ever recorded, study finds
By Anadolu Agency Europe’s latest heat wave, which has brought red alerts to several countries throughout the week, is the “most severe” ever recorded in the region and was made
Read MoreUS-Iran deal may leave Netanyahu as biggest casualty
By Reuters The biggest casualty of the U.S.-Iran deal may not be Israel’s Iran strategy, but the political brand Benjamin Netanyahu spent decades building as the Israeli leader who could
Read MoreQatar says proposed $300B Iran reconstruction fund remains ‘aspirational’
By Anadolu Agency Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani described a proposed $300 billion investment fund for Iran as an “aspirational
Read MoreNigerian twins conjoined at the head separated with the help of AI
Photo credit: Gemini Untwined By Face2Face Africa Mercy and Goodness, twin sisters conjoined at the head, have undergone a groundbreaking separation using advanced artificial intelligence
Read MoreKeir Starmer announces he’ll resign as UK prime minister, launching contest for successor
Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces his resignation to the media outside 10 Downing Street in London, Monday, June 22, 2026. Photographer Kin Cheung By The Associated Press British
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Featured ArticlesEurope’s latest heat wave ‘most severe’ ever recorded, study finds
By Anadolu Agency Europe’s latest heat wave, which has brought red alerts to several countries throughout the week, is the “most severe” ever recorded in the region and was made
Europe’s latest heat wave ‘most severe’ ever recorded, study finds
By Anadolu Agency Europe’s latest heat wave, which has brought red alerts to several countries throughout the week, is the “most severe” ever recorded in the region and was made
EDITOR’S PIC OF THE WEEKUganda to Sue Kenya, Tanzania over exports blockade
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By The East African The increasing risk of debt distress, widening fiscal and current deficits and limited economic diversification plans in the economies of East Africa, have combined to weaken
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File Photo/Somali Times A strong uproar as a result of the security agreement signed between the federal government of Somalia and the United Arab Emirates has started in Parliament, with some
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Uganda to Sue Kenya, Tanzania over exports blockade
EAC countries including Kenya and Tanzania continue to lock out Uganda’s sugar out of their markets without proper explanation. By Dorothy Nakaweesi Uganda will this week seek to find solutions
Read MoreEast Africa’s economic recovery falters on debt, fiscal deficits
By The East African The increasing risk of debt distress, widening fiscal and current deficits and limited economic diversification plans in the economies of East Africa, have combined to weaken
Read MoreParliamentarians demand a secret security arrangement with Somalia and the United Arab Emirates
File Photo/Somali Times A strong uproar as a result of the security agreement signed between the federal government of Somalia and the United Arab Emirates has started in Parliament, with some
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Hassan Sheikh meets ruthless Djiboutian dictator Guelleh
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179 passengers ‘presumed’ dead in South Korea plane crash
By Anadolu Agency Jeju Air flight, carrying 181 passengers from Bangkok, veered off runway and caught fire on landing, reports media. Control tower warned of a bird strike just 1 minute before
Panama dismisses Trump’s claims of Chinese control over Panama Canal as ‘nonsense’
By Anadolu Agency Panamanian President Jose Raul Mulino firmly refuted US President-elect Donald Trump’s assertion that Chinese soldiers are controlling the Panama Canal, calling the claim
Osamu Suzuki, who led Japanese automaker into India, dies at 94
Suzuki Motor Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Osamu Suzuki smiles as he attends a news conference in Tokyo, Japan, August 30, 2015. Photographer Issei Kato/File Photo By Reuters Osamu Suzuki,
Deep dive dents bullish year in U.S. equity market with mixed expectations in 2025
A monitor displays stock market information on the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, the United States, on Aug. 5, 2024. Photographer Michael Nagle By Xinhua News
5 reasons why Ethiopia’s Abiy attempt to reach the Red Sea isn’t a walk in the park
File Photo/Somali Times By Professor Abdiwahab Sheikh Abdisamad 1- Egypt will strongly reject, simply because Ethiopia presence in the Red Sea will touch Cairo national security. Read: Why is
80 Somali MPs condemn the Kismayo travel ban by lowlife Hassan Sheikh
File Photo/Somali Times A joint statement issued by 80 members of the Somali Federal Parliament strongly condemned the Kismayo travel ban by lowlife Hassan Sheikh decision to suspend flights to
Azerbaijani passenger plane crashes near Kazakh city of Aktau
By Anadolu Agency An Azerbaijan Airlines flight with 67 people on board, traveling from the Azerbaijani capital Baku to Grozny in Russia’s Chechnya region, crashed near the Kazakh Caspian
Eritrea has announced that it will cut ties with Somalia if it grants Ethiopia sea passage
File Photo/Somali Times The Asmara government has spoken for the first time about the rapprochement between Somalia and Ethiopia, following the Ankara agreement brokered by the Turkish
Chad holds parliamentary election likely to cement president’s grip on power
Chad’s newly elected President and junta leader Mahamat Idriss Deby looks on during his inauguration ceremony in N’djamena, Chad May 23, 2024. Photographer Israel Matene/File Photo By
Hassan Sheikh meets ruthless Djiboutian dictator Guelleh
Photo/Somali Times Hassan Sheikh meets with dictator Ismael Omar Guelleh Read: Why is Somalia an unfortunate country Read: Somali warlord Hassan Sheikh and militia lost war of Raskamboni Reliable
179 passengers ‘presumed’ dead in South Korea plane crash
By Anadolu Agency Jeju Air flight, carrying 181 passengers from Bangkok, veered off runway and caught fire on landing, reports media. Control tower warned of a bird strike just 1 minute before
Panama dismisses Trump’s claims of Chinese control over Panama Canal as ‘nonsense’
By Anadolu Agency Panamanian President Jose Raul Mulino firmly refuted US President-elect Donald Trump’s assertion that Chinese soldiers are controlling the Panama Canal, calling the claim
Osamu Suzuki, who led Japanese automaker into India, dies at 94
Suzuki Motor Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Osamu Suzuki smiles as he attends a news conference in Tokyo, Japan, August 30, 2015. Photographer Issei Kato/File Photo By Reuters Osamu Suzuki,
Deep dive dents bullish year in U.S. equity market with mixed expectations in 2025
A monitor displays stock market information on the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, the United States, on Aug. 5, 2024. Photographer Michael Nagle By Xinhua News
5 reasons why Ethiopia’s Abiy attempt to reach the Red Sea isn’t a walk in the park
File Photo/Somali Times By Professor Abdiwahab Sheikh Abdisamad 1- Egypt will strongly reject, simply because Ethiopia presence in the Red Sea will touch Cairo national security. Read: Why is
80 Somali MPs condemn the Kismayo travel ban by lowlife Hassan Sheikh
File Photo/Somali Times A joint statement issued by 80 members of the Somali Federal Parliament strongly condemned the Kismayo travel ban by lowlife Hassan Sheikh decision to suspend flights to
Azerbaijani passenger plane crashes near Kazakh city of Aktau
By Anadolu Agency An Azerbaijan Airlines flight with 67 people on board, traveling from the Azerbaijani capital Baku to Grozny in Russia’s Chechnya region, crashed near the Kazakh Caspian
Eritrea has announced that it will cut ties with Somalia if it grants Ethiopia sea passage
File Photo/Somali Times The Asmara government has spoken for the first time about the rapprochement between Somalia and Ethiopia, following the Ankara agreement brokered by the Turkish