Via: Aljazeera
“Somalia has demanded Israel reverse its recognition of the breakaway region of Somaliland, condemning the move as an act of “aggression that will never be tolerated”.
Ali Omar, Somalia’s state minister for foreign affairs, told Al Jazeera in an interview on Saturday that the government would pursue all available diplomatic means to challenge what it described as an act of “state aggression” and Israeli interference in the country’s internal affairs.”
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Via: RT Press
“According to officials in Abuja, the military operation in Sokoto state was conducted in line with international law
US airstrikes targeting Islamist terrorist organizations in northwestern Nigeria were conducted as part of “structured” security cooperation with Washington, the West African country’s government has confirmed. Abuja had previously rejected any unilateral military intervention on its soil.
In a statement on Friday, Nigerian Foreign Ministry spokesman Kimiebi Imomotimi Ebienfa said the bilateral agreement includes intelligence sharing, strategic coordination, and “other forms of support” in line with international law and mutual respect for sovereignty.
US President Donald Trump announced a series of strikes against Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS) militants, including Boko Haram in Nigeria, on Christmas Day, following weeks of threats over Abuja’s alleged failure to address a “genocide” of Christians.
Trump did not specify the extent of the damage caused by the assaults in Sokoto state. US Africa Command confirmed the operations were carried out in coordination with Nigerian authorities, with Secretary of War Pete Hegseth promising “more attacks to come.””
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The new thematic dossier of Revista Debates, “Africa’s Role in Building a Post-Hegemonic World,” presents the results of the discussions held during the 2nd International Seminar of the Brazilian Center for African Studies (CEBRAFRICA), which took place in March 2025, in partnership with the Pôle de Recherche sur l’Afrique et le Monde Émergent (PRAME). The event was held in parallel with the 1st Pró-Defesa V International Seminar (CAPES/MD) and the International Seminar of Political Science (PPGCP/UFRGS).
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