Nairobi: The neglected and underdeveloped sub-Saharan African countries are the new hotbed of terrorism. The United Nations has warned that due to unemployment, the youth are being radicalized to join terrorist organizations. Terrorist attacks worldwide have declined but have increased in the sub-Saharan region, which is a matter of concern. The sub-Saharan region has all […]
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New York: 50 member countries of the United Nations demanded that the Chinese communist regime release the Uyghur people detained in the internment camps in the Xinjiang province. The countries making this demand include the United States, Canada, Israel, Turkey, European countries, and Somalia. It is the first instance of the nations coming together in […]
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Johannesburg/London: Before the Coronavirus crisis, eighty million people in sub-Saharan African countries did not have enough food. But the global inflation caused by the Coronavirus outbreak and the fuel shortage and food crisis caused by the Ukraine conflict have taken a significant toll on sub-Saharan African countries. More than 120 million people here are facing […]
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Moscow: The United States and European countries have blamed the conflict between Russia and Ukraine for rising inflation and famine in Africa. But President of Senegal and the Chief of the African Union, Macky Sall, has dismissed these accusations against Russia. President Sall criticised that instead, the threat of the food crisis increased given the […]
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Paris: Action Against Hunger, a non-governmental organization, has warned that 6.8 million children in the so-called Horn of Africa are facing severe Hunger. According to a report released by the group, the number of children suffering from Hunger has risen by 55% in Somalia alone. Action Against Hunger warns that countries in the Horn of […]
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Rome – Insufficient rain for three successive years has created a dangerous famine situation in the countries in the Horn of Africa. The World Food Programme (WFP) has warned that more than 12.5 million people have faced the food shortage and starvation crisis given the famine. Michael Dunford, a senior official at the WFP, pointed […]
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Addis Ababa – Rosemary DiCarlo, senior United Nations official, has warned that the conflict in Ethiopia, which has been raging for months, could turn into a civil war. The African Union envoy has also confirmed this, warning that the Ethiopian conflict could have far-reaching effects on the Horn of Africa region. To the south of […]
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London – Intelligence agencies, as well as analysts, have warned that Britain could see a rise in ‘lone wolf’ like terrorist attacks following last week’s attack on a senior Member of Parliament. It was also pointed out that during the Corona outbreak, the use of the internet by people staying at home had increased dramatically, […]
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Bamako/Moscow/Washington: – The government of Mali in Africa has signalled deployment of mercenaries from Russian Company, Wagner. The United States and European countries have objected to Mali’s decision. But Mali has backed the decision to seek help from the Russian company. While other countries, including France, are withdrawing their military deployments from Mali. Besides, the […]
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London- The 11-day conflict with Hamas in May was the world’s first war fought by artificial intelligence, Israeli military officials said a month ago. At the same time, Israel warned its enemies that it had achieved great strides in military technology. It is now being reported that Israel had used drone swarms to obtain information […]
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