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Europe can be forgotten — Russians promised visa-free travel to Ethiopia

Russia and Ethiopia are discussing the gradual abolition of visas for tourists and businesspeople. The timeline for introducing visa-free travel has not yet been announced.

Society • October 26, 10:38 PM • 4861 views
Kenya records a second death from Ebola

A 65-year-old relative of Ebola’s first victim has died in Kenya. Seven patients are receiving treatment; the cases remain within a single cluster.

Health • October 24, 11:28 AM • 5214 views
More than 100 migrants have died off the coast of Djibouti; others are missing

A migrant vessel capsized en route from Djibouti to Yemen. 109 people died, including 15 children, and more than 116 are missing.

News of the World • October 11, 11:25 AM • 4031 views
International Coffee Day: the history of the holiday, the origin of the beverage, and the arrival of coffee in Ukraine

International Coffee Day has been celebrated on October 1 since 2015. We рассказываем about the origin of coffee and its path to popularity in Ukraine.

Society • October 1, 02:54 PM • 160227 views
A New Major War Near the Red Sea — What Is Happening in Ethiopia and What Threat Does It Pose to the World

Large-scale fighting has resumed in Ethiopia between the army and the TPLF. The escalation could draw in Eritrea and threaten key trade routes.

Politics • September 28, 12:37 AM • 23824 views
Seven Ethiopian armed groups have united with the aim of overthrowing the government

The alliance seeks to remove Ethiopia’s current authorities and form a transitional government. Its coordination could open 4–5 fronts.

News of the World • September 20, 09:17 PM • 4141 views
What is celebrated on September 11 in Ukraine and around the world

On September 11, the victims of the 2001 terrorist attacks are commemorated, Catalonia Day and the Ethiopian New Year are celebrated. According to the new calendar, Theodora of Alexandria is commemorated.

Society • September 11, 04:00 AM • 17004 views
Due to a shortage, Russia asked Vietnam to provide it with aircraft along with crews

The Russian Federation offered Vietnam a “wet” lease of aircraft due to a shortage in its aircraft fleet. In the 11 largest airlines, 130 out of 673 aircraft were not flying.

Economy • September 10, 02:18 AM • 15718 views
Two UN peacekeepers killed in an ambush in South Sudan

Two Ethiopian UN peacekeepers were killed and seven more people were wounded in Jonglei State. The total number of fatalities this year has risen to nine.

News of the World • August 24, 05:59 PM • 3729 views
UN reports sharp increase in human trafficking cases for online fraud

The UN International Organization for Migration reports a rise in the recruitment of hundreds of thousands of people to work in online scam centers. Victims are lured by fake job advertisements through social media and then held by force.

News of the World • July 28, 03:07 PM • 6067 views
Zelenskyy is open to meetings with African leaders and to dialogue with the African Union - MFA

Zelenskyy is open to meetings with African leaders. Ukraine is expanding its network of embassies and aims to increase trade turnover beyond 6.7 billion dollars.

Politics • May 26, 08:20 PM • 3909 views
Direct foreign flights from the Russian Federation have decreased threefold compared to the Soviet era – analysts

This summer, it will be possible to fly from the Russian Federation to only 32 countries, which is three times fewer than during the Soviet era. The list includes Afghanistan, North Korea, Iran, and 29 other states.

Economy • May 18, 05:30 PM • 6757 views
Global obesity trends vary by country, age, and income level – study

A study of 200 countries has debunked the myth of a single obesity epidemic. Rates are rising in poor nations, while they have stabilized in wealthy Western countries.

Health • May 18, 07:59 AM • 4433 views
Drought threatens myrrh, which is essential for elite perfumes

Due to climate change and hungry livestock in Ethiopia, myrrh trees are dying en masse. Harvesters receive meager profits compared to the prices of brands like Tom Ford.

News of the World • April 11, 07:31 PM • 25778 views
UAE reports 16 intercepted Iranian missiles and 42 drones

As a result of the Iranian attack, 11 people were killed and 178 were injured. UAE defense forces successfully destroyed 58 aerial targets within one day.

News of the World • March 29, 01:53 PM • 9546 views
Israel plans to establish a new military base in Somaliland to counter Houthi attacks

Israel plans to deploy a strategic facility on the Red Sea coast to protect shipping. The base will include early warning systems and reconnaissance UAVs.

News of the World • March 11, 05:23 AM • 6559 views
Trump offers US mediation in Grand Ethiopian Dam dispute

Trump is ready to resume the US role as a mediator in the conflict between Egypt and Ethiopia over the distribution of Nile waters. He seeks to reach an agreement that will prevent military confrontation, providing water for Egypt and electricity for Ethiopia.

News of the World • January 16, 11:40 PM • 5352 views
US court overturns decision to terminate legal status of 60,000 immigrants

A federal judge in California has invalidated the Trump administration's decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for 60,000 immigrants from Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua. This ruling will allow TPS holders from these countries to legally work in the US and avoid deportation.

Politics • January 1, 07:16 AM • 10717 views
Israel becomes the first country in the world to recognize Somaliland's independence: Netanyahu signs historic declaration

Israel has become the first state to recognize Somaliland's independence since its de facto secession from Somalia in 1991. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signed a joint declaration with the region's president, Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi.

Politics • December 26, 06:03 PM • 7750 views
Money for results: US invests $2.3 billion in African healthcare under new rules

The US State Department has signed memorandums of cooperation with four African countries, investing $1. 4 billion, while recipient countries have pledged to invest more than $900 million of their own resources. The new US approach requires financial discipline and a gradual phasing out of donor aid, with clear benchmarks and consequences for non-compliance.

Economy • December 24, 04:55 PM • 10104 views
Volcanic eruption in Ethiopia subsides, leaving destruction and flight cancellationsPhoto

The eruption of the Hayli-Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia has subsided, causing destruction in villages in the Afar region and widespread disruptions to air traffic. Residents complained of coughing, and livestock could not find clean water due to volcanic ash.

News of the World • November 25, 05:32 PM • 5016 views
Ethiopia received 12 historical artifacts that had been stored in Germany for over a centuryPhoto

12 historical artifacts, including crowns, shields, and paintings, have returned to Ethiopia after 100 years of storage with a German family. These items, collected in the 1920s, have been transferred to the Institute of Ethiopian Studies at Addis Ababa University.

Culture • November 20, 12:11 PM • 6396 views
Marburg virus disease outbreak confirmed in Ethiopia

An outbreak of Marburg virus has been confirmed in Ethiopia after samples of viral hemorrhagic fever were detected. The WHO reported that the virus is the same strain as during previous outbreaks in East Africa, with nine cases in the southern region.

Health • November 15, 12:25 PM • 8179 views
Indigenous protest blocks main entrance to COP30 in BrazilPhoto

Nearly a hundred indigenous representatives in traditional attire blocked the main entrance to the UN climate conference COP30 in Belém. Protesters demanded the cancellation of plans for commercial river development and a clear demarcation of indigenous territories.

Society • November 14, 06:29 PM • 6124 views
Africa is experiencing the largest cholera outbreak in a quarter of a century

Africa is experiencing its largest cholera outbreak in 25 years, with nearly 300,000 cases and over 7,000 deaths recorded. The crisis is linked to the degradation of water systems, conflicts, and lack of access to clean water.

Health • November 13, 07:37 PM • 3806 views
COP30 Climate Talks in Brazil: Protesters Storm Venue - BBC

In the Brazilian city of Belém, protesters stormed the venue of the COP30 climate talks, resulting in minor injuries to two UN staff members. The activists demanded an end to deforestation in the Amazon.

News of the World • November 12, 07:58 AM • 2881 views
Ethiopia to host COP32 climate summit in 2027

Ethiopia will host the UN climate summit COP32 in 2027, ahead of Nigeria. The decision was made at COP30 in Brazil with the support of African countries.

News of the World • November 11, 06:53 PM • 7236 views
Trump announced a possible nuclear disarmament plan involving the US, China, and Russia

Donald Trump announced the possible development of a nuclear disarmament plan involving the US, China, and Russia. He also noted that his strategy of economic pressure helps to stop international conflicts.

Politics • November 6, 12:18 AM • 12268 views
Trump showed a list of 8 wars he allegedly "ended in 8 months": reactions were swiftVideo

In an interview with CBS News, Donald Trump pulled out a list of 8 "ended wars" that he allegedly completed in 8 months. Critics questioned his claims.

Politics • November 3, 11:07 AM • 5181 views
New UN forum aims to tackle developing nations' debt woes - Reuters

A new UN-backed forum has been launched to tackle debt problems in developing countries. Global public debt reached $102 trillion in 2024.

Economy • October 22, 06:21 PM • 4281 views