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Jeffrey Epstein Spent His Last Years 'Afraid' of Former Friend Donald Trump, Lived in 'Fear' During His First Presidential Term

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Jeffrey Epstein is believed to have been scared of Donald Trump, after their friendship fell apart over the years.See the Story

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Foreign repression on UK soil rising ‘unchecked’, MPs and peers warn

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The Ximdo Gamble: TPLF-Eritrea Alliance and the Fragile Peace in Tigray and the Horn of Africa

The Eritrean leadership of the People’s Front for Democracy and Justice (PFDJ) has exerted a long standing and strategic influence over the neighbouring region, led by the Tigray People’sLiberation Front (TPLF), shaping its political trajectory and contributing to persistent instability in the Horn of Africa. Recently, a new initiative has been initiated, called Ximdo. In Tigrinya, the language that is spoken across the borders of Eritrea and Ti…Read Article

Slavery in Africa today: a crisis ignored by the African Union and Arab League

Posted by Martin Plaut I am writing a series of articles about aspects of African slavery, ahead of the publication of my book: “Unbroken Chains: a 5,000 year history of African enslavement” by Hurst on 28 August. It can be pre-ordered now. It will be available on Amazon. Martin Plaut, Author, Unbroken chains: A 5,000 year history of African enslavement It is a story that should have ended long ago. The abolition of slavery—enshrined in treatie…Arab League · Mauritania Read Article

Eritrean Blue Revolutionary Front visits Washington to meet American policy makers

The diplomatic team of the Eritrean Blue Revolutionary Front (EBRF), led by Beyene Gerezgher, Bereket Kahasi, and Dawit Teferi, visited Washington, DC the week of July 21-24, to meet with senior U.S. officials and policy-makers. Source: Eritrean Blue Revolution FrontEBRF Has a Historic Visit to Washington, DC to Meet with Senior Policy-Makers July 30, 2025 The diplomatic team of the Eritrean Blue Revolutionary Front (EBRF), led by Beyene Gerezg…United States · United States Read Article

Italy’s colourful postcard maps of colonial Eritrea and the Horn of Africa

Eritrea was a colony of Eritrea from 1882–1936. The Italians under the Fascist ruler, Benito Mussolini, saw Eritrea as a part of a wider African empire including Somalia, Libya and Ethiopia. These plans finally came to nothing when Britain and troops from across the British Empire marched into Addis Ababa, returning the Emperor Haile Selassie to his throne. But Italy left behind some fascinating maps – some as postcards which served a propaganda…Eritrea · Eritrea Read Article

Britain Attacks Traffickers Taking Migrants and Refugees Across the English Channel

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Source: New York Times Officials tried to ease public anger by penalizing networks run by gangs and organized crime. Experts and critics say the actions are unlikely to make much impact. Migrants left coastal France near Calais this month in an attempt to reach Britain. The number of migrants arriving in small boats after crossing the English Channel has surged in the past year.Credit…Gonzalo Fuentes/Reuters By Michael D. Shear July 23, 2025 Bri…Refugees · United Kingdom See the Story

Ethiopia: 'All We Want Is Peace' - Tigrayans Brace for Uncertainty As Hostile Political Rhetoric Escalate

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Mekelle- Tensions are rising in Tigray amid growing fears of renewed conflict. Anxiety deepened following recent remarks by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who warned Parliament that "if it starts, it will not be what we knew before; things will deteriorate."Africa · Tigray See the Story

Justice among Beasts: Ethiopia’s Story of Justice, Survival, and the Quest for Peace

By Ephrem B Hidug When I was a child, I had the privilege of listening to tales and folklores shared by elders—at home, in the community, and at school. These stories gave me a lens through which to observe injustices critically and helped clarify my views on oppression and aggression. Many of these folklore centered on how the weak and vulnerable are exposed to injustice and the ways they seek remedies against tyranny, whether political or oth…Justice · Tigray Read Article

US says its aid for Tigray is a success and will continue

“There is no reduction in U.S. assistance—only a more focused and coordinated way of delivering it. This transition is more than a shift in delivery partners—it reflects our deep and ongoing commitment to stand with the people of Ethiopia,” said U.S. Embassy official Tim Stein Source: US Embassy Addis Ababa July 16, 2025 Mekelle, Tigray, July 16, 2025: On July 15, 2025, the United States officially marked the successful transition of its food as…Tigray · Tigray Read Article

In 2020 Trump called for Ethiopia’s Nile dam to be blown up, now he promises to negotiate a ‘deal’ with Egypt

Who can forget President Trump’s remarks during his first term? “They (Egypt) will end up blowing up the dam,” Trump said. “And I said it and I say it loud and clear … they’ll blow up that dam. And they have to do something.” Now the same President (second term) says he wants to help Ethiopia and Egypt negotiate a deal. Hopefully it will be a more effective deal than the one he promised with North Korea last time he was in the White House. Or h…Donald Trump · Gaza Read Article

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