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In the Hinrich Foundation’s latest whitepaper on Huawei, researchers focus on how the intersection with politics has affected the company: Capturing a dragon: How economic statesmanship has shaped Huawei’s global FDI presence. Huwaei as a global company Huawei is known for manufacturing phones, providing technology infrastructure and leading the world in 5G telecommunications. FDI played […]

Officials at a zoo in northeastern Nigeria have confirmed that a number of wild animals have escaped from captivity after floods hit Borno state. Videos of some of the creatures on the streets of the state capital, Maiduguri, have been widely shared on social media. Ali Donbest, who runs Sanda Kyarimi Zoo, told the BBC

Johannesburg —The man accused of setting up his ex-girlfriend, the Ugandan Olympic marathon runner Rebecca Cheptegeion fire in a attack that proved fatal died in a Kenyan hospital from his own burns sustained during the incident. Dickson Ndiema died at Moi Teaching Hospital in Eldoret, Kenya, where Cheptegei also died days after sustaining burns in

Thousands of employees of German automotive supplier ZF are protesting against planned layoffs at the company. Some 3,000 people are expected at the company’s headquarters in Friedrichshafen on Tuesday. “We are taking this action because we have to defend ourselves against this frontal attack on the working population in Germany,” said a works council spokesperson.

(Bloomberg) — Turkey has held talks with Somalia about setting up a test site for missiles and space rockets from the Horn of Africa country, according to insiders. Most read from Bloomberg Ankara’s ballistic missile program requires long-range testing, and Somalia’s location on the eastern tip of mainland Africa is ideal for firing into the

(Bloomberg) — Falling oil prices have pushed Russian revenue from crude sales to the lowest level since February, underscoring the challenges Moscow faces amid weakening global markets. Most read from Bloomberg The price drop sent Russia’s flagship Urals crude back toward the $60-a-barrel threshold that the Group of Seven wanted to impose on the Kremlin

The Israeli Air Force (IAF) has attacked “senior” members of the Palestinian militant organization Hamas in the southern Gaza town of Khan Younis, the Israeli military said Tuesday morning. “Recently… the IAF attacked key Hamas terrorists operating from a command and control center in the humanitarian area in Khan Yunis,” the Israel Defense Forces (IDF)

(Bloomberg) — Israel has launched a deadly airstrike on what it called a Hamas base in a Gaza camp for displaced Palestinians, an incident likely to raise international concerns about the ongoing war. Most read from Bloomberg Hamas reported that 40 people were killed and 60 wounded in the attack. However, Israel disputes these figures

An Israeli airstrike on a humanitarian zone in the Gaza Strip overnight was aimed at wiping out several senior fighters from the Palestinian extremist group Hamas, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported on Tuesday. Gaza’s civil defense agency said at least 40 people were killed and more than 60 wounded in airstrikes on the al-Mawasi

Screenshot of the fake post, taken on September 4, 2024 The post includes a 56-second video showing heated scenes between deputies attending a hearing in an auditorium. As tensions rise, several individuals get into a fight. The report claims the events took place in Somalia’s parliament building. Military tensions Ethiopia and Somalia have been in