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The International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS) has declared that Israel’s policies and practices constitute a genocide in Gaza under the international law, urging governments to halt arms supplies to Tel Aviv and to pursue accountability through international courts. Strong Evidence of Genocide in Gaza In an interview, Timothy Williams, Vice President of the association, stated that over the past two years, researchers gathered conclusive evidence proving that Israel’s actions are not simply acts of war but rather a systematic genocide targeting the Palestinian people.According to Williams, these crimes go beyond the killing of tens of thousands of civilians and…

Reuters columnist Peter Thal Larsen sits down with technology analyst and author Dan Wang to explore what can the US learn from China strategic rise in technology, this was on the latest episode from The Big View. Their conversation illuminates China’s advantages—and cautionary lessons—for America in the high-stakes global tech showdown. China’s Strategic Edge in Tech: Semiconductors & EVs Wang highlights China’s rapid ascent in semiconductors and electric vehicles, attributing it to deliberate state support, strategic investment, and coordinated planning. Unlike the innovation-first model of Silicon Valley, China focuses on scaling manufacturing and building infrastructure capacity fast. Drawing from his…

A new report from The Heritage Foundation challenges the common perception of the wealthy as “idle rich.” Instead, it argues that America’s wealthiest citizens are the backbone of economic growth and innovation, with most of their fortunes invested in productive assets that fuel job creation, business expansion, and societal progress. Wealth Creation Through Productive Assets According to the study, 88.2% of American millionaire wealth is tied directly to business ownership and economic production. Contrary to popular belief, the super-rich do not primarily accumulate luxury goods like yachts or jewelry. Instead, they invest in companies, technologies, and ventures that strengthen the…

Mogadishu clean-up campaign is a a large-scale campaign aimed at improving sanitation, restoring the city’s historic charm, and strengthening community trust in local governance. The initiative, led by Banadir Region Mayor Hassan Mohamed Hussein Muungaab, reflects ongoing efforts to rebuild the city after decades of conflict and urban decline. Transforming Mogadishu into a Cleaner and Healthier City Speaking at the launch ceremony, Mayor Muungaab emphasized that Mogadishu clean-up campaign is not just about waste removal but about changing mindsets and promoting civic responsibility. He highlighted the link between a clean urban environment, public health, and economic activity, noting that better…

The Arab League has approved a landmark decision to exempt Somalia from 75% of its accumulated debt owed to the organization, marking a major step in easing the country’s financial burden. The decision was announced during the League’s 164th session at the level of permanent representatives, chaired by the United Arab Emirates in Cairo. A Historic Decision for Somalia Somalia’s Ambassador to the Arab League, Ali Abdi Aware, hailed the move as a “historic achievement”, emphasizing that it reflects strong Arab solidarity with Somalia during a time of severe economic and humanitarian challenges. He expressed gratitude to Arab member states…

Global tech giants are engaged in an intense race to dominate the future of artificial intelligence (AI), competing to recruit the brightest AI talent from researchers and developers. Instead of acquiring startups, major firms like Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Alphabet are shifting strategies—focusing on hiring the founders and top AI scientists behind these companies. This approach leaves many startups hollow, struggling to survive or awaiting acquisition. Billion-Dollar Salaries Rival Sports Stars According to a Wall Street Journal report, some AI researchers now earn salaries comparable to professional athletes. While this strategy gives Silicon Valley tech giants a short-term edge in…

European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde warned on Monday that US President Donald Trump’s potential move to dismiss US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell could pose a “serious threat” to both the American and global economies. In an interview with French broadcaster Radio Classique, Lagarde stressed that the independence of the US Federal Reserve is crucial for economic stability worldwide. “If US monetary policy ceases to be independent and becomes subject to the dictates of one person or another, the consequences for the balance of the US economy – and the ripple effects across the globe – could be…

The Somali Federal Government has reportedly summoned Ethiopia Ambassador to Somalia, Suleiman Dedefo, for questioning over recent remarks that sparked widespread controversy. According to local media reports, Ambassador Dedefo will be asked to clarify comments he made regarding the role of Egyptian troops recently deployed under the African Union Support Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM). Ethiopian Criticism of Egypt’s Role Ethiopia Ambassador has repeatedly taken to his X (formerly Twitter) account to criticize the Egyptian government, while praising Addis Ababa’s stance on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) dispute with Cairo. In his latest statements, Dedefo questioned whether Egyptian forces would…

A senior Hamas official strongly rejected a reported plan by U.S. President Donald Trump for the future of Gaza called “the GREAT Trust Plan”, describing it as an attempt to strip Palestinians of their land and identity. The plan, revealed by The Washington Post, proposes relocating Gaza’s residents temporarily, placing the enclave under international management for at least a decade, and rebuilding it as a tourist and industrial hub. “Israeli-Driven Project” that Undermines Palestinian Sovereignty. Bassem Naim, a member of Hamas’ political bureau, said “Gaza is not for sale. This so-called plan means nothing to us.” He criticized the initiative,…

Since February 2025, more than 200 former camel and livestock herders have found stable income by working in modern camel farming in Somalia.These workers spend their days herding camels in the open fields and their nights feeding and guarding them in enclosures. In return, they receive monthly salaries ranging between $200 and $300. This initiative, driven by Somali businessmen and diaspora contributions, has transformed the lives of hundreds of families in Puntland, particularly around Qardho city in northeastern Somalia. It highlights the growing role of the livestock sector in tackling unemployment and reducing the impact of recurring droughts. From Struggle…