Breaking news and insights at nationalcourrier.com
Mortars were fired at the airport in Mogadishu during Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s visit, while Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud was on-site. The city remains under strict lockdown for …
Mortar Fire Targets Mogadishu Airport During Ethiopian Premier’s Visit Read More
Mortar shells were launched towards the airport in Mogadishu as Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed arrived for a visit. The city is under strict lockdown for security reasons, and a …
Mortars Fired Towards Mogadishu Airport During Ethiopian Premier’s Visit Read More
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that Turkey has not been invited to join BRICS and blamed the EU’s alleged Islamophobia for hindering Turkey’s EU membership talks. He noted BRICS’ …
Turkey Blames EU’s Islamophobia for Stalled Membership in BRICS and EU Read MoreEgypt and Qatar are working to maintain the Gaza ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Increasing pressure from the United States and Israel could lead to resumed military action if hostages …
Egypt and Qatar Work to Preserve Gaza Ceasefire Amid Rising Tensions Read More
The U.S. has imposed sanctions on Yemen Kuwait Bank for alleged connections to the Houthi group, which has been involved in attacks against U.S. military and allied shipping in the …
U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Yemen Kuwait Bank Over Houthi Links Read More
Heavy gunfire erupted in South Sudan’s capital, Juba, following protests over the alleged killings of South Sudanese by Sudanese Armed Forces. Security forces intervened as locals looted Sudanese-owned businesses. Police …
South Sudan Faces Turmoil as Youth Protest Against Looting of Sudanese Businesses Read More
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun announced that his first foreign visit will be to Saudi Arabia, following a congratulatory call from Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Aoun highlighted Saudi Arabia’s historical …
Lebanese President Aoun Prioritizes Saudi Arabia for First Foreign Visit Read More
Following disputed presidential election results, Mozambique is experiencing significant violence, resulting in 248 deaths and prompting approximately 2,000 households to flee to Malawi. The unrest began after the ruling party’s …
Thousands Seek Refuge in Malawi Amidst Violent Unrest in Mozambique Read More
Post-election unrest in Mozambique has led to violence resulting in 248 deaths and an influx of over 2,000 displaced individuals into neighboring Malawi. The unrest stemmed from disputed election results, …
Thousands of Mozambicans Flee to Malawi Amid Violent Post-Election Unrest Read More
Following violent unrest in Mozambique post-elections, over 2,000 households are seeking refuge in Malawi, driven by fears of persecution and violence. Protests erupted after disputed election results declared Frelimo the …
Mass Exodus from Mozambique Amid Violent Post-Election Unrest Read More