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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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From Paris to the far west, French high school campuses have turned into flashpoints as students set fires outside school gates and confronted police, a fast-moving protest wave that has already forced the closure of about 400…
Kyiv woke to gridlock and fresh damage after Russian strikes hit critical infrastructure, prompting the city’s mayor to warn that attacks are “tearing Kyiv apart” and forcing the capital to brace for life on a war footing. Ukrainian…
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has dismissed three researchers after an internal probe found they allegedly mishandled “sensitive information” and broke company rules—work that included involvement with an outside group that evaluates…
Bloodied and injured, the pilot at the centre of this week’s terrifying mid-air struggle on a flydubai flight says he fought back for one reason: to keep everyone on board alive. Smit Machchhar, pictured with a tube in his nose and…
Christa Pike is fighting for her life in a Nashville hospital after surviving two lethal injections during an execution attempt that has jolted Tennessee’s death-penalty system back into the spotlight, her lawyers said. Pike, 50, was…
Europe’s blistering summer pushed heat to a breaking point across the continent, with a record 52% of the region exposed to intense heat stress, according to the EU’s climate monitor. Driven by climate change, the world’s fastest-warming…
A botched execution of a woman in Tennessee — described as unprecedented — has thrown fresh fuel on America’s long-running argument over how the state should carry out death sentences, from lethal injection to firing squads. Methods used…
A mid-air struggle aboard a flydubai flight bound for Israel has now pulled in the highest levels of international politics, with US President Donald Trump warning Iran would be “hit very hard” if it is found to have had any link to the…
US President Donald Trump rolled out what he described as a “damn good” AI chatbot, only for the new tool to quickly make headlines by contradicting some of his most disputed political assertions. By the following day, however, it had…
Oktt 01 (Jowhar)- Mas’uuliyiinta Tennessee ma aysan awoodin inay Christa Pike ku dilaan shalay dil 1995 ah inkastoo ay siisay laba qiyaas oo daawo dilaa ah. Khabiir ku takhasusay ciqaabta dilka ayaa sheegay inay ahayd guuldarro aan horay…
A widening counter-terror investigation linked to a suspected plot targeting RAF Fairford has led to a sixth arrest, as detectives pursue what they describe as a complex case with potential international dimensions. Counter Terrorism…
A Russian drone tore into a school in Kyiv early today, igniting a fire that engulfed part of the building, but authorities said all pupils were already in a shelter and no one was hurt. In the same wave of strikes, an important bridge…
Switzerland’s glaciers are vanishing at a startling pace, and scientists say the past five years alone have erased nearly one-fifth of their mass, with 2026 marking the second-largest melt ever recorded. Glaciers across the country shed…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel intends to get to the “root” of the co-pilot who tried to bring down an Israel-bound flydubai flight — and that Israeli officials may join the investigation into the dramatic mid-air…
Minutes before Tennessee was poised to carry out a historic execution, a federal appeals court stepped in and stopped it. A US court has halted the execution of a woman in Tennessee shortly before she was due to die from lethal injection,…
Fresh Israeli airstrikes across Gaza left at least seven Palestinians dead on the same day, according to the territory’s health officials, underscoring how fighting has persisted despite a ceasefire. In Gaza City, medics said one Israeli…
Google is keeping its most powerful artificial intelligence system out of public hands for now, opting instead for a tightly controlled debut designed to deny hackers an easy new tool. The company said Gemini 4 Argon will be provided only…
Tennessee is poised to carry out its first execution of a woman in 200 years after the US Supreme Court cleared the way for Christa Pike to be put to death by lethal injection for the killing of a fellow student three decades ago. The…
A suspected terror plot near a key RAF base used by US aircraft has prompted Britain’s prime minister to point to “strong indications” of Iranian involvement, as the UK seeks to reassure allies that the investigation remains tightly…
Legal action is looming over the British Museum’s much-anticipated Bayeux Tapestry exhibition, after lawyers representing a blind man alleged the institution is breaking equalities laws by failing to offer audio described tours. Dr Yusuf…
Blasts inside the world’s most heavily fortified border zone have reignited tensions on the Korean Peninsula, with South Korea’s military demanding an apology from North Korea over a 21 September explosion that badly hurt three South…
Ukraine braced for a dark winter and got a stark preview overnight, as Russia launched a long-anticipated air campaign against the country’s energy grid, pounding power facilities and related infrastructure around Kyiv and across multiple…
What began as a routine flydubai journey to Tel Aviv spiralled into a midair emergency after, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said, a pilot allegedly tried to bring the aircraft down — only to be stopped by passengers and crew he…
Russia has told NATO it is prepared to turn to nuclear weapons if the Western alliance tried to cut off Kaliningrad, the Russian exclave on the Baltic Sea, raising the stakes in an already fraught standoff with Europe. In a document sent…
US President Donald Trump has flatly denied offering Iran any incentives to bring the war to an end, pushing back against reports that his administration was prepared to sweeten a final agreement with sanctions relief and access to frozen…
With US troops set to vacate their last positions in Iraq, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) seized the moment to take its fight to American politics, urging voters to oust allies of US President Donald Trump in Congress — a…
Spain’s migration shock in Ceuta should have triggered a louder chorus of European backing, King Felipe VI said in Madrid, arguing that countries on the EU’s front line cannot be left to manage such upheavals largely on their own. Speaking…
As it prepares to tap public markets, Anthropic is telling would-be shareholders something rarely seen in IPO paperwork: the company says advanced artificial intelligence could bring “catastrophic or existential risks to humanity.” In its…
Andy Burnham has reignited Labour’s long-running Europe row, telling the party it must weigh “different options” for a closer relationship with the EU — prompting calls from within his own ranks to go further and put rejoining firmly back…
With Washington’s appetite for tougher tech rules growing by the week, US President Donald Trump used a high-profile White House meeting to deliver a clear message to the artificial intelligence industry: police yourselves, not through…