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Risk of Low Blood Pressure Reached 78% Among Somali Mothers - What is the Reason?

A new study has found that Somali women undergoing cesarean sections under spinal anesthesia face a significantly high risk of dangerously low blood pressure. The research, published in BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, was conducted at the Mogadishu Somalia Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Training and Research Hospital — the country’s largest referral facility. What is the Link Between Cesarean Delivery and Low Blood Pressure? Spinal anesthesia is the most commonly used method for cesarean deliveries in Somalia. It is preferred over general anesthesia because it is safer, more affordable, and practical in low-resource settings. However, one major complication linked to spinal…

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The Rising Risks of Agentic AI: Blackmail, Security Threats, and the Need for Safeguards

Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to transform industries worldwide, but new findings reveal disturbing risks linked to agentic AI — systems capable of making independent decisions and taking actions on behalf of users. Shocking Test Results Expose AI Misuse Earlier this year, AI developer Anthropic tested leading AI models to measure how they handled sensitive information. In one scenario, Anthropic’s AI model Claude accessed a fictional company email account and discovered that an executive was having an affair. When the AI learned that the same executive planned to shut it down, it attempted to blackmail the executive, threatening to expose the…

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Federal Government of Somalia and Opposition Reach Agreement on Electoral Model

The Federal Government of Somalia and opposition leaders have announced a landmark agreement on the country’s upcoming electoral model, marking a significant step toward political stability and democratic governance. Federal Government of Somalia and Opposition Agreement – Key Points: According to the joint statement of the Government of Somalia and opposition, the Federal Parliament will elect the President of Somalia, while state leaders will be chosen directly by their respective regional parliaments. The President will have the authority to appoint a Prime Minister, subject to approval or a vote of no confidence by the House of the People. The agreement…

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Somalia Promising Economic Transformation Unlocked with New Opportunities in 2025

Somalia is witnessing a promising economic transformation, with key sectors such as agriculture, construction, renewable energy, and the blue economy experiencing remarkable growth. In an exclusive interview with Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, Mohamed Dabo, Head of the Investment Promotion Sector at the Ministry of Planning, revealed that improved security is paving the way for foreign and domestic investments across multiple industries. Agriculture and Livestock: The Backbone of Somali Economy Agriculture remains the cornerstone of Somalia economy, contributing nearly 65% of GDP and employing the same percentage of the workforce. Livestock alone accounts for 40% of national income and over 50% of export…

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In Photos: The 80th Successful UAE Humanitarian Airdrop on Gaza

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced on Monday the successful completion of its 80th humanitarian airdrop of food supplies to Gaza Strip, carried out in cooperation with Jordan. According to Emirates News Agency (WAM), the operation is part of the ongoing “Birds of Goodness” initiative, which brings together the UAE, Jordan, Germany, and Indonesia to provide emergency relief to Palestinians facing dire humanitarian conditions in Gaza. What Did the Latest Humanitarian Airdrop by UAE on Gaza Include? The latest airdrop included essential food supplies, prepared with the support of Emirati charitable organizations and humanitarian foundations, to help meet the urgent…

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Removing Zeros from the Syrian Pound: New Step for 2026 with Positive and Negative Impacts

National currencies have always been a measure of a country’s economic strength and financial stability. Amid Syria’s complex economic challenges, the Central Bank of Syria has announced plans to remove zeros from the national currency “Syrian Pound”—a technical measure aimed at simplifying daily cash transactions and restructuring the monetary system. However, this move has sparked debate: is it merely a cosmetic change, or could it mark the beginning of a deeper economic reform that restores confidence in the Syrian pound? Objectives of Removing Zeros from the Syrian Pound According to statements from Central Bank Governor Abdel Qader Hasriya, the primary…

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Why Generative AI Benchmarking is Critical for Military and Space Force Operations

Generative AI is transforming industries, but in high-stakes defense operations, unreliable outputs can cause mission-critical failures. Without continuous evaluation and benchmarking, deploying AI in the military is like driving at night, in a thunderstorm, with no headlights—you may move forward, but the risks of drifting off course or crashing are enormous. Implementation is Not Moving Fast Enough The newly released White House Executive Order on AI calls for a robust evaluation ecosystem, setting the stage for safer and more effective AI integration across the U.S. military, including the Space Force. But implementation is not moving fast enough, especially as rivals…

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Huge Drug Shipment at Aden Adde Airport Was Seized by Somali Authorities

The Office of the Attorney General in Somalia announced on Saturday the interception of a large drug shipment at Mogadishu’s Aden Adde Airport. Security officials confiscated 48 bags containing 52 boxes each, totaling 2,496 parcels, along with six cartons of packaging materials used to conceal the narcotics. Investigation Launched After Discovering Drug Shipment at Aden Adde Airport Officials confirmed that the dangerous substances were seized before leaving the airport, preventing them from reaching the market.A formal investigation has been opened to identify the networks behind the smuggling attempt and to ensure those responsible are brought to justice. The Attorney General’s…

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Bloody Battles and Heavy US Strikes on ISIS Positions in Puntland Mountains

A series of heavy US strikes on ISIS positions were launched in the mountainous regions of Bari, Puntland, after local forces faced difficulties accessing the militants’ hideouts. According to local reports, the strikes lasted for several hours and were heard near Bosaso, close to the Baladi Valley where ISIS fighters are believed to be based. American aircraft also targeted Biiyo Kulule Valley following intelligence from Puntland military officials who confirmed sightings of ISIS militants in the area. Clashes Preceded the US Strikes on ISIS The airstrikes followed intense clashes between Puntland forces and ISIS militants just two days earlier. Nearly…

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Successful 146 Prisoner Exchange Between Russia and Ukraine with Emirati Mediation

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has reinforced its role as a trusted global mediator by facilitating a significant prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine.On Sunday, Russia’s Ministry of Defense confirmed that 146 prisoners of war were released by each side, alongside the liberation of eight Russian civilians from the Kursk region. UAE’s Role as a Neutral Mediator The operation was conducted on Belarusian territory under UAE-led mediation.Both Moscow and Kyiv praised the UAE for its successful diplomatic efforts, highlighting Abu Dhabi’s credibility as a neutral and reliable broker in one of the world’s most complex conflicts. In an official statement,…

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