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What the rest of the world is publishing about the Horn of Africa — and what the Horn's own newsrooms are publishing about everywhere else.
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Air travel between Ireland and the UK was thrown into turmoil on Tuesday after a technical problem hit British air traffic control systems, triggering widespread cancellations at Irish airports before officials said the issue had been…
Israel has ordered the closure of Britain’s consulate in East Jerusalem — a mission accredited to the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank — in a swift response to the UK’s decision to impose sanctions on goods originating from Israeli…
Missiles, drones and oil tankers have become the latest flashpoints in a widening Middle East war, after Iranian-backed Houthis struck several Saudi cities, the US military hit multiple Iranian crude carriers and Iran said it launched…
Fresh allegations that the United Arab Emirates warned Israel ahead of the 7 October, 2023 Hamas onslaught have detonated a new political storm in Jerusalem, with opposition leaders declaring Prime Minister Mr Netanyahu unfit for office.…
Investigators have retrieved the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder from an Amazon-contracted cargo jet that ran off a runway in Miami, ploughed into two vehicles and left five people dead, officials said. National…
08-(Jowhar)-Israa’iil waxay xiri doontaa qunsuliyadda Britain ee Bariga Qudus, oo ay aqoonsan tahay Maamulka Falastiin ee Daanta Galbeed, ka dib markii UK ay ku dhawaaqday inay cunaqabatayn ku soo rogi doonto badeecadaha ka yimaada…
Iran has issued a fresh warning to Washington, threatening what it called “economic warfare” while claiming it fired an advanced missile at US warships — language that highlights how quickly the conflict can intensify just days after the…
With France’s own attempt to keep younger teens off social media blocked in court, President Emmanuel Macron is now pressing Brussels to impose an EU-wide ban for children under 15, according to his office. In a letter dated 29 August to…
08-(Jowhar)-Kooxda fallaagada Xuutiyiinta ee ay taageerto Iiraan ee Yemen ayaa weerarro ku qaaday Sacuudi Carabiya, iyagoo dhaawacay in ka badan 70 qof,sababayna inuu dab qabsado xarumaha saliidda iyo adeegyada kale ee boqortooyada, sida…
A social-media post by US President Donald Trump depicting Iceland and several neighbouring regions draped in the American flag has prompted a swift diplomatic response in Reykjavik, with Iceland summoning the US ambassador, according to…
A provocative social media post by US President Donald Trump has prompted Iceland to summon Washington’s top diplomat in Reykjavik, after an image appeared online showing the island and several other countries draped in the American flag,…
With Germany heading into a pivotal election, one number has hovered stubbornly in the background: in the weeks leading up to the vote, the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) has repeatedly polled at around 20%. That level of…
A routine cargo arrival turned deadly Sunday at Miami International Airport when an Amazon-operated freighter ran beyond the runway after landing, slammed into vehicles and erupted in flames, killing at least five people, officials said.…
With drought tightening its grip on Panama, the country’s vital canal may have to accept even fewer ships in the months ahead, the newly appointed administrator of the waterway has warned, as El Niño drives down the rainwater the system…
Argentina is escalating its long-running dispute over the Falkland Islands by preparing criminal charges against energy company Navitas Petroleum and members of its leadership for operating in the disputed territory. The announcement comes…
Rising deaths inside US immigration detention centres are drawing fresh scrutiny at the United Nations, where the top human rights official is demanding accountability and pressing Washington to stop removals to destinations where people…
A towering new barrier now stretches along Finland’s eastern frontier, as the Nordic country moves to prevent what it says could be the use of migrants as a tool to destabilise it from across the border with Russia. Finland has unveiled a…
Nepal marked a solemn milestone in its mourning for the hundreds killed in the devastating flood along the border with China, as families observed Hindu rites for the traditional final day of grief while rescue teams pressed on, buoyed by…
Germany’s political centre has been jolted in Saxony-Anhalt, where the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) vaulted into first place in state elections — a result Chancellor Friedrich Merz said had rattled his Christian Democrats “to…
Fresh bloodshed rattled south Lebanon overnight as Israeli warplanes hit a cluster of targets, killing 11 people in a single village and raising new questions about the durability of a ceasefire that had briefly steadied the border.…
A new wave of EU money is heading to Greenland, as Brussels moves to deepen its Arctic footprint with a €200 million package and a promise to more than double existing support over the next decade. The investment plan comes in the wake of…
Indonesia’s busiest gateway to the world remained shut longer than expected today, as volcanic ash from Mount Anak Krakatau continued to upend air travel and strand hundreds of thousands of passengers. Mount Anak Krakatau, about 150…
Fresh US proposals billed as “more effective” have been delivered to Ukraine as Washington presses anew for a path to end the war with Russia, a senior Ukrainian presidential official said. The new push comes as Ukrainian President…
Iran is moving to redraw the maritime map around one of the world’s most vital oil chokepoints, with its top security official warning that ships could soon face Iranian sanctions simply for sailing in newly restricted waters near the…
As Ukraine braces for yet another season of war, U.S. envoys have arrived in Kyiv carrying what a senior Ukrainian presidential official described as fresh and “more effective” ideas for ending the conflict with Russia. Only a day earlier,…
A fresh surge of EU money for Greenland is set to be unveiled tomorrow, as top European and Danish leaders gather in Nuuk amid heightened global attention on the Arctic island. The European Commission is expected to announce a major…
Nigel Farage signalled he is bracing for a fresh wave of scrutiny after Reform UK’s conference was engulfed by a dispute over the party’s finances. On the final day of the gathering in Birmingham, Mr Farage again maintained that Reform had…
Shrinking water supplies are forcing the Panama Canal to slow the flow of global commerce, as a drought linked to the El Niño weather phenomenon drives authorities to cut back ship transits. The Panama Canal Authority said it is responding…
Fresh fighting flared along Israel’s northern front as the Israeli military said it launched strikes in southern Lebanon after Hezbollah sent drones toward its soldiers, while also telling residents of the town of Arab Salim to evacuate.…
In a rare burst of direct diplomacy amid a grinding war, Russian President Vladimir Putin sat down for more than three hours of what the Kremlin described as “highly useful” talks with two US envoys exploring ways to end the conflict in…