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They revolutionize dairy production, create sustainable paint and establish new platforms for online sales. Together with Business Sweden and Sida, Forum Syd supports Somali entrepreneurs
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Is a resolution of the GCC crisis imminent?
The September 14 attack on Aramco has forced Saudi Arabia to revise its policies towards the region and the GCC. GCC leaders pose for a
Sri Lanka’s new president: “My brother is the PM”
Mahinda Rajapaksaa two-term president himself, likely to be sworn as PM With the older Rajapaksa taking over as prime minister, Sri Lanka will for
25 migrants found in refrigerated container on ship bound for U.K.
Dutch emergency services gave medical assistance Tuesday night to a group of 25 stowaways found on board a ship that was heading to England. The
The African nurses whose parents aren’t allowed to visit
Refusals by Home Office to grant visit visas to elderly African relatives on basis of income potentially unlawful and constitutes racism, immigration lawyers say Spiwe Jaji said she
Young Somali men growing up in the West left alienated and at risk of violence
Police in Camden, after a young man of Somali origin was stabbed in February 2018. Dominic Lipinski/PA Archive The recent spate of knife crime in
In Push for Africa, Russia’s Wagner Mercenaries Are ‘Out of Their Depth’ in Mozambique
The secretive Kremlin-linked group is growing in scope and ambition, winning contracts normally reserved for local security firms. Many believe it is not up to
Iraqi spy chief warns of impeding ‘catastrophe’ as ISIS rebuilds Middle East network
In a rare interview, the head of Iraq’s military intelligence has warned of an impending “catastrophe” as the Islamic State continues to edge ever-closer to
India makes advance payment’ for Russian S-400 missile system
India has paid $800m over a year after it signed a $5bn deal to buy the missile systems, Russian firm Rostec says. Russia supplies more
Congress to sanction Russians for mercenary surge in libya
Congress is preparing bipartisan sanctions on Russian mercenaries and other suspected human rights violators in Libya, Al-Monitor has learned, as the Donald Trump administration looks