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Sorry, but when I decide who to vote for on Election Day, it will be the person I think can best represent the country, not the candidate that will most impress my boyfriend.

Trump questions claims of Russian hacking: ‘I know things others don’t’

President-elect warns reporters on New Year’s Eve against being quick to pin blame on Moscow for the hacking of Democratic party emails Donald Trump has expressed continued skepticism over whether Russia was responsible for computer hacks of Democratic party officials. In remarks to reporters upon entering...

Tunisia and Somalia apply to join Comesa

Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) is considering admitting Somalia and Tunisia into the bloc. “ mandated the Bureau of Council to enter into negotiations with Tunisia and Somalia on terms and conditions of accession to the ComComesaesa Treaty,” reads part of the communique after the...

Twitter Reacts to the Olympic Refugees Team

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Horndiplomat-Twitter reacts to the first team of displaced refugees appearing at the opening ceremony in Rio.

Ethiopia, Italy Eye Enhanced Bilateral Cooperation

Ethiopia, Italy Eye Enhanced Bilateral Cooperation
Horndiplomat-Ethiopian State Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Markos Tekle met with the visiting Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs and international cooperation of Italy, Emanuela Del Re, on Thursday (December 06).The two sides noted the longstanding and strong bilateral relations between Ethiopia and Italy and...

India signs deal for 36 French Rafale fighter jets to counter China, Pakistan squadrons

By Tommy Wilkes and Nigam Prusty | NEW DELHI India signed a deal to buy 36 Rafale fighter jets from France on Friday for around $8.7 billion, the country's first major acquisition of combat planes in two decades and a boost for Prime Minister Narendra...

New Mauritius PM takes over from father, opponents cry foul

The son of the outgoing Mauritius prime minister was appointed as the new premier on Monday, prompting accusations of nepotism and calls for a referendum from opponents. Anerood Jugnauth, 86, who has been in his post since 2014, the latest of several terms at the...

Saudi women driving ban lifted: Euphoria and sarcasm

Riyadh's decision to overturn a ban on women driving in the kingdom spurs euphoria and sarcasm on social media. Barely a week after a senior Saudi cleric said women in the country should not be allowed to drive because they have "a quarter the brainpower...

AU, EU leaders plan immediate evacuation of migrants in Libyan detention centers

More than 700 thousand migrants held in Libya are to be evacuated urgently. The question of migrants and their mistreatment dominated the just concluded AU-EU Summit, where this immediate move to save the mostly sub Saharan Africans held in Libyan detention camps was agreed on...

EXCLUSIVE: U.N. deputy secretary general on why democracy in africa has a way to go

Not long ago, Amina J. Mohammed, the U.N.’s deputy secretary-general, witnessed firsthand democracy in action in Africa. After Muhammadu Buhari won Nigeria's presidential elections in March 2015, he appointed her environment minister. The election marked Nigeria’s first peaceful transition of power in decades; since attaining independence...

Turkey identifies Istanbul gunman, makes new arrests

ANKARA-Turkey said Wednesday it had identified the gunman behind the New Year's massacre on an elite Istanbul nightclub that killed 39, as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned the attack aimed to polarise Turkish society. The assailant stormed the glamorous Reina nightclub on the Bosphorus early...