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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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Iran’s top security official has slammed the door on any renewed dialogue with Washington, pushing back after President Donald Trump signalled he could be open to talks amid the widening Middle East war. “Don’t get distracted by the US…
Canada wants to deepen its ties with Europe through what Prime Minister Mark Carney calls a “unique alliance” with the European Union — but he says Ottawa is not seeking to join the bloc. The clarification follows a Wall Street Journal…
Apple TV’s horror-comedy Widow’s Bay has stormed into the Emmy record books, racking up 14 trophies across this year’s ceremonies — the most ever won by a comedy series in a single season. The haul pushes past the previous benchmark of 13…
Just two days into the new school term, Prince Harry and Meghan’s children are set for a swift change of classroom — a move driven not by academics, but by security concerns surrounding the daily journey to and from school, a spokesperson…
As a public inquiry prepares to deliver its final verdict on what went wrong inside a northern England neonatal unit, the case of Lucy Letby is again under intense scrutiny — not over whether she was convicted, but whether the medical…
Before dawn in southern Lebanon, a residential building in Kfar Rumman was reduced to rubble — and, according to Lebanon’s health ministry, at least 13 people were killed, among them six children, in what officials described as one of the…
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has cancelled his scheduled engagements for today and tomorrow after the death of his father, Roy, who had been living with Alzheimer’s disease. Mr Burnham has previously spoken publicly about his…
A tariff reprieve for Irish whiskey could be on the horizon after US President Donald Trump told a crowd in Co Clare that he plans to remove import duties—a pledge Irish producers say would bring relief, even as they wait to see if it…
Three of the most prominent nationalist parties in the UK and Ireland have joined forces in a new push for independence votes, declaring in a shared statement that “Westminster’s time is coming to an end”. SNP leader John Swinney, Plaid…
With global powers jostling for influence at the top of the world, EU leaders are gathering today in Rovaniemi, northern Finland, to debate how the bloc can sharpen its footprint in the Arctic and respond to rising strategic competition.…
A morning surf session on Western Australia’s coastline ended in a dash to hospital after a shark bit a man in his 50s, according to the state government and the local ambulance service. Authorities said they received a report of a “shark…
Middle East tensions jolted energy markets on Monday as a planned round of regional diplomacy was put on ice and new attacks threatened the two waterways and corridors most critical to global oil trade. Oil prices climbed more than 3%…
Russian strikes near the Polish frontier jolted Europe’s eastern edge yesterday, with Poland and Ukraine condemning an attack that hit a Kyiv-to-Warsaw passenger train close to a border checkpoint—minutes after another train carrying…
Sept 14 (Jowhar)- Dagaalku wuxuu ku xoogeystay jihooyin dhowr ah oo ku yaalla Yemen, iyadoo ciidamada dowladda ay qaadeen weerarro dhanka cirka ah oo lagu beegsanayo goobaha ay ku sugan yihiin Xuutiyiinta. Tani waxay qayb ka tahay…
Sept 14 (Jowhar)- Sweden ayaa ku waabariisatay xaalad xiiso leh oo ku saabsan doorashada, iyadoo natiijooyinka hordhaca ah ay muujinayaan in isbahaysiga mucaaradka ee dhanka bidix-dhexe uu hoggaanka ku hayo farqi aad u yar. Tirinta qayb ka…
Sweden woke up to an election cliffhanger, with an early tally suggesting the opposition centre-left bloc has edged ahead by the slimmest of margins. A partial count released by the election authority indicated that the left-leaning…
A routine sea crossing in Indonesia turned into a frantic rescue mission after a passenger ferry on the Java-to-Borneo route was overwhelmed by rough weather, leaving at least six people dead and 130 still unaccounted for, authorities…
Ten days in a flooded tunnel left Nepali hydropower worker Sanjay Sah clinging to life in total darkness, sipping muddy water and counting time by prayer as he waited for someone to find him. By the time a disaster response team finally…
Two blockbuster donations worth a combined £72 million have thrust Reform UK into the spotlight — and prompted the party to insist its new crypto-billionaire backers are seeking “nothing” in return. Reform said neither Christopher Harborne…
Washington’s debate over artificial intelligence is sharpening into a high-stakes warning: clamp down too quickly, and the United States could hand China the advantage in the defining technology race of the era. That was the message from…
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is urging the AI industry to hit the brakes, arguing that companies should intentionally slow the push for ever more capable models and adopt a structured approach that buys time to reduce the dangers. OpenAI…
Sept 13 (Jowhar)- Dadka Iswiidhishka ah ayaa u codeynaya doorasho guud oo dhow oo laga yaabo inay ku soo biirto dowladda midigta fog iyadoo Mucaaradka bidixda dhexe ayaa haysta hoggaan yar oo ka sarreeya garabka midig. Dadka Iswiidhishka…
Turkish authorities have moved to curb online visibility for LGBTQ voices, blocking more than a dozen accounts belonging to rights groups and activists on the X social media platform, according to a watchdog. The Ifod media watchdog said…
Sept 13 (Jowhar)- Weerar diyaaradaha aan duuliyaha lahayn (drone) lagu qaaday dhuumaha muhiimka ah ee shidaalka Sacuudi Carabiya ee isku xira Bariga iyo Galbeedka ayaa ku qasbay boqortooyada inay joojiso shaqada dhuumahan oo ah marin…
Brexit has sent the UK economy “off a cliff,” former chancellor George Osborne has said, arguing that rejoining the EU customs union would offer the quickest path back to growth. Mr Osborne, who quit as chancellor after serving in David…
A routine evening journey through Normandy turned into chaos when a passenger train derailed in northwest France, injuring 44 people — including one teenager who was left in critical condition — as investigators focused on suspected…
Flames tore through a nursing home in southern Chile overnight, leaving 16 elderly residents dead and prompting a national push to recheck conditions in care facilities. Local authorities said the blaze broke out on Friday night at the…
Germany’s streets filled with protest and placards this weekend as tens of thousands rallied against the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), days after the party delivered a sweeping result in a key state election. The AfD finished…
A drone strike on Saudi Arabia’s critical East-West oil pipeline has forced the kingdom to halt the key artery, a sudden escalation in a widening Middle East war that is already rattling global energy markets. Saudi Arabia, the world’s…
With tensions in the Middle East flaring again, BRICS leaders moved quickly to project unity, unanimously approving a joint declaration that voiced “deep concern” about the war and called for maximum restraint alongside a “multilateral…