Somalia is in a great war with al-Shabaab ... what is the end??

 The President of Jubbaland state, Mr. Ahmed Mohammed Islam, visited the armed forces that were prepared for the operation that will soon begin in the Jubbaland areas. who was in Jubaland these days for the initiation of anti-terrorist operations  Ahmed Madobe who was the first to speak there pointed out that these forces are made up of different types of Jubaland forces and Islamic forces and they are ready for the liberation of the country.




 would take over the job in particular  The police and security forces, which will then be launched as the people of the area to choose the people who serve the terrorists, have been defeated in the war in the regions of the country, they will be accompanied by the liberation of the areas of Jubaland.



 where the operation of the force is. will start from  He also warned the public not to be deceived by the propaganda and false news spread by the Khawarij. return of the country and the eradication of terrorism, which has already been achieved

violence is a awful thing but Somalia always face it almost every day .

 

The reports reaching us in Middle Shabelle state that last night armed militias attacked people of the same family on the outskirts of Warsheek District which is located on the coast of the region.




 up to 4 people from the same family  The people who were killed were in one place and their names were given as Safia Sheikh Abukarow, Abukar Idow, Sheikh Muhammed Sheikh Abdi Celi and Sangaba Mahmoud.  After the horrific incident in the area of ​​Warsheikh, the news adds that this incident is based on the murders of tribal members in areas of the Middle Shabelle region.




 security in relation to the attack that instilled fear in the local people  However, this action comes after an official agreement was reached on the recent communal conflict in the Middle Shabelle region, especially on the outskirts of Adale district, which was completed in the presence of President Hassan Sheikh.

The government make an order to arrest clan elders after they knew the last one were supporting al-Shabaab .

 The Ministry of Internal Security of the Galmudug administration has issued a press release about a Traditional Elder belonging to one of the clans living in the central regions who joined Al-Shabaab.

In the press release, it was said that these three elders are in charge of Al-Shabaab, while the Galmudug forces have been called upon to arrest them wherever they see them so that they can be brought before the law.

The Ministry of Internal Security of the administration indicated that it will treat anyone who contributes to the youth movement in the same way as it treats the militants based on the decisions made in the fight against terrorism.

The ministry has warned the people living in Galmudug areas not to obey the orders of Al-Shabaab, stressing the commitment of the regional government in cooperation with the federal government of Somalia to eliminate the fighters of Al-Shabaab.

Match facts: Japan v Costa Rica (World Cup 2022).

 Japan s midfielder #08 Ritsu Doan (L) fights for the ball with Costa Rica s forward #12 Joel Campbell during the Qatar 2022 World Cup Group E football match between Japan and Costa Rica at the Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium in Al-Rayyan, west of Doha on November 27, 2022. AFP

Sunday marks the start of the second week of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, and we've got you covered from start to finish with every must-see moment! Costa Rica began the day by upsetting Japan, winning 1-0 at Ahmed bin Ali Stadium in Al Rayyan, Qatar to stay alive in Group E. Keysher Fuller put Costa Rica on the board in the 81st minute after Japan was in control for much of the match. Japan had multiple opportunities in the second half to get on the board, but it failed to capitalize on all of them. Both teams now have three points entering the final match of group play.



You can watch every match of the tournament on the FOX Sports family of networks — the tournament's official English-language broadcast partner in the U.S. — and the FOX Sports app and FOXSports.com. You can also stream full-match replays for free on Tubi.

FIFA World Cup 2022 full schedule and match start times .

 Some of the best football players will be in action at the FIFA World Cup 2022, which will be held across eight stadiums in Qatar from November 20 to December 18.

The Qatar FIFA World Cup 2022 will see 32 teams from five confederations compete for the biggest prize in football. The teams have been divided into eight groups of four (A to H) and only the top two teams will advance to the knockout stages.

As many as 64 matches will be played during the course of 29 days, also making it the shortest 32-team FIFA World Cup in history.

Except for the first two days, four matches will be played each day during the group stages. Each of the 32 teams will play three matches in the group stages before the knockouts begin with the round of 16 (pre-quarterfinals) on December 3.

Hosts Qatar will kick off the 2022 World Cup against Ecuador in Group A at the Al Bayt Stadium in Al Khor on November 20. Defending champions France will play their first match against Australia at 12:30 AM IST on November 23 while five-time champions Brazil will start against Serbia at 12:30 AM IST on November 25. India is 2 hours 30 minutes ahead of Qatar.

The semi-finals will be played on December 14 and 15, both at 12:30 AM IST, while the final will take place at the Lusail Iconic Stadium on December 18.

World Cup 2022: Day of disappointment for England and Wales, but both can still qualify.

 Wales looked to be hanging on to a battling point as the game ticked over into added time but two late goals from Roozbeh Cheshmi and Ramin Rezaeian earned victory for Iran, who were thrashed 6-2 by England in their opening match. Their task had been made harder when goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey was sent off with four minutes of normal time remaining, following a video assistant referee (VAR) check, for a reckless challenge on Iran forward Medhi Taremi.



 Iran had earlier seen a first-half goal disallowed for offside, before hitting the post twice in a matter of seconds early in the second period. Wales manager Rob Page had no complaints with the result, describing the performance as "nowhere near the levels we've set". He added: "When there are so many off days, there is only one outcome. It's a difficult changing room at the minute, but we will be ready [against England]." To qualify, Wales must now beat England on Tuesday and hope for a draw between the United States and Iran.  



The USA had the better chances, midfielder Weston McKennie missed an easy opening and forward Christian Pulisic hitting the bar in the first half. Despite the disappointing result England remain firm favourites to qualify for the knockout stage, knowing they only need to avoid a four-goal defeat against Wales to progress, with the top two sides in the group going through. "The players are a bit down but I said I'm not down, I am not unhappy. It is a game you can lose if your mentality is not right," said England manager Southgate.

The new Somali government finally can control the terror of al-Shabaab.

The federal government of Somalia announced yesterday that 49 members of Al-Shabaab were killed in a planned operation and bombing, while a number of others were injured.

A statement issued by the Ministry of Information said that the planned operation and bombings were carried out by the Special Forces of the National Security and Intelligence Agency, the National Armed Forces and international friends in Bulo Medina area in the Lower Shabelle region.

The operation which was a target took place as planned and destroyed all the military vehicles and weapons that the Khawarij Al-Shabaab had in the area, according to the statement issued by the Ministry of Information.

The members of Al-Shabaab who were killed in Buulo Medina area were preparing conspiracies to harass the Somali people, but they were foiled and defeated by the intelligence forces and the forces of the country with the help of international friends.

The Somali government has finally thanked all the Somali people who today are part of the fight to free Al-Shabaab from the whole country, and are standing by the armed forces of the country.

This operation, which the government said killed many Al-Shabaab, comes at a time when the operation against the group has slowed down, which was going on fast in many parts of the country.

 

2022 World Cup guide: Star players, must-see games, betting and more.

 The biggest sporting event in the world, the FIFA World Cup, is upon us, with play set to kick off in Qatar on Nov. 20 when the host nation faces Ecuador at 11 a.m. ET. And in order to get you ready for the biggest competition in the world, we've put together a primer for the fan. From tournament favorites and popular narratives to sleeper picks and some of the more obscure storylines to follow, there's something here for everyone.

First things first: yes, you are correct if you feel like this is the wrong time of year for a World Cup. The tournament is usually a June-July event, but it's being hosted by Qatar this year, which has "fry an egg on the road" weather in the summertime. Originally, Qatar's bid promised that they could completely air-conditioned stadiums and create artificial flying clouds that would shade entire matches. Seriously. The mockups looked like giant anime war aircraft.

All of those promises did not come to fruition in a way that would negate an average summer temperature of 105 degrees Fahrenheit, and so the World Cup is taking place in November and December. Even then, the stadiums are still going to need air conditioning for temperatures that will likely reach into the 80s. The timing of the tournament also means most major soccer leagues around the world are pausing for a month in the middle of their seasons.

All of those promises did not come to fruition in a way that would negate an average summer temperature of 105 degrees Fahrenheit, and so the World Cup is taking place in November and December. Even then, the stadiums are still going to need air conditioning for temperatures that will likely reach into the 80s. The timing of the tournament also means most major soccer leagues around the world are pausing for a month in the middle of their seasons.

World Cup 2022 news and updates.

 Mason Mount admits England must improve defensively if  they are to go deep into the World Cup.While many were toasting the attacking display as England secured a 6-2 victory over Iran in their opening Group B fixture, shipping two goals annoyed manager Gareth Southgate.

Mehdi Taremi's brace, a powerful finish and a last-gasp penalty, prevented the Three Lions from achieving their biggest ever World Cup win and Mount believes conceding twice in the knockout rounds could see England going home early.

"I think you could see the way we moved with the ball and the combinations that we played with is something we worked on during the previous five days we were here," he said.

"But you see things about us needing to be more attacking but in the major tournaments you cannot afford to concede goals.

That is when you - going further - start losing games.

"So you have to focus on that. That is what we have been doing as well. How defensively solid we can be."To score six goals is amazing but to concede two is not what we want to do and something we will look at going into the next game."

BTS's Jungkook performs 'Dreamers' live at the 2022 FIFA Qatar World Cup opening ceremony.

 As announced, the BTS member went up on stage to deliver a live performance of "Dreamers," the official soundtrack for the event. In the video clip, Jungkook grabs attention in the middle of the stadium as he sings alongside a crowd of performers.


On November 20 at 2 p.m. KST, Jungkook released the new song “Dreamers,” his contribution to the soundtrack of this year’s World Cup in Qatar. Jungkook dropped the single just hours before the World Cup 2022 opening ceremony, where he will be performing the song for the first time together with Qatari singer Fahad Al-Kubaisi. A music video for “Dreamers” will also be released on November 22 through FIFA’s official YouTube channel.


“Proud to announce that Jungkook is part of the soundtrack for the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar and will perform at the World Cup Opening Ceremony. Stay tuned!”, the band shared on Twitter. Jungkook, at 25, is the youngest member of BTS. The artist has released several solo songs in recent years. Following the release of BTS's anthology album Proof in June, the singer shared the solo track “My You”. Earlier this year, he also teamed up with BTS's Suga for the ballad “Stay Alive”, which was featured on the official soundtrack of the webtoon 7FATES: CHAKHO.

Disney Plus vs. Netflix: How to Narrow Down to One Streaming Service.

 Streaming services like Netflix, Disney Plus and HBO Max have commanded our attention this year for their content and prices. But if you've been feeling the effects of inflation these last few months, there's probably a good chance you've put your subscriptions under the microscope.



 Do you really need them all right now? Netflix surprised us with a price hike in early 2022, and just added a new ad-supported plan. Amid show cancellations and the impending password crackdown, some people are considering canceling their accounts. Disney Plus provides high-quality content that's on par with Netflix, and its low cost makes it stiff competition. It's also introducing an ad tier and raising prices, but at this moment, how do these two streaming giants compare in content and value? Both services have spawned huge pop-culture hits, as seen with The Mandalorian and Stranger Things.




 During 2021, Disney Plus and Netflix had the most popular streaming content of the year, according to Nielsen. Both carry family-friendly gems, superhero stories, documentaries and feature films with A-list talent. You may be a longtime Netflix subscriber or only keep Disney Plus for your kids, and you've found a groove with all the streaming platforms you use. However, if you're someone who's weighing costs against which service to keep, here's guidance on how to choose.

Biography of poet John Donne wins UK nonfiction book prize.

 A book that argues Elizabethan poet John Donne should rank alongside William Shakespeare as a literary genius has won Britain’s leading nonfiction book award British writer Katherine Rundell’s biography “Super-Infinite: The Transformations of John Donne” was named winner of the 50,000 pound ($59,000) Baillie Gifford Prize at a ceremony in London on Thursday night. Rundell said she will give her prize money away to a refugee group and a climate-change charity — inspired by Donne's most famous lines: "No man is an island ...



any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind." “There are people who could make better use of that money than I could,” Rundell told The Associated Press on Friday. Rundell said Donne — who over the years was a seafarer, a legal scholar, a lawmaker and a priest — “burst out of the confines” of the poetic traditions of his time to speak about the pain and wonder of life.



“He understood that we are profoundly faulty and the body is full of decay," she said. “We are essentially sort of a disaster, but the most miraculous disaster that there has ever been. He was able to hold love and dread in the same hand.” She said she hoped the book, which took a decade to write, would give readers “a set of tools to unpick him, because when you do crack a Donne poem it is like cracking a safe. There is gold inside.”

Health minister, psychiatrists want mental, physical healthcare equated.

 Minister of Health and Labor Peep Peterson (SDE) met with representatives of the Estonian Psychiatric Association (EPS) on Thursday, where they discussed the nationwide shortage of psychiatrists and clinical psychologists in public medicine and agreed that mental healthcare has been playing second fiddle to physical healthcare in Estonia.




According to National Institute for Health Development (TAI) figures, a total of 228 psychiatrists were practicing in Estonia in 2019, more than half of whom were near or approaching pension age, the Ministry of Social Affairs said in a press release Friday. Under the psychiatry specialty development plan drawn up by the EPS, however, the ideal total should be 260, or 30-40 more than that. At Thursday's meeting, Peterson and association representatives discussed the role Estonian Health Insurance Fund (Haigekassa, EHIF) prices could help keep mental health professionals on the labor market and in public medicine.



 "We're no longer competing with foreign countries for workers; homegrown residency graduates prefer the private sector for financial reasons," EPS chair Anne Kleinberg highlighted. Peterson also acknowledged that while societal expectations on psychiatrists and clinical psychologists are high, the latter nonetheless aren't highly valued in solidarity-based financing of medicine

You’ll have to completely change the way you play ARAM in 2023.

 It’s highly unlikely that Riot Games will ever bring back the buggy Summoner’s Rift winter map that the community begs for every year, so we are left to contend with the frigid temperatures on Howling Abyss.

Significant balance changes are coming to the Murder Bridge, which will reduce poke and sustainability, while enhancing other classes that haven’t been flourishing on this map, namely assassins. New map features are being added as well, the Modes Team shared in their latest dev post.

Since the dawn of ARAM, hardcore players have created special accounts to play this mode that only contains poke mages, AD carries, and healer supports. There’s no recalling, hence anything that helps you stay out in the field or dish out continuous damage without getting hit
yourself has been overpowered.

In 2023, all that will change. Marksmen will no longer be able to lifesteal off one wave back to full health. Melee champions are getting tankier, while long-range spells hurt less.

Currently, damage dealt by champions over 1000 units away is reduced by 15%. The update will reduce damage dealt anywhere from 15 to 30% based on being 1000 to 2000 units away.

Hassan Sheik Mahmoud make a new cooperate with Dnab trained forces to stop al-Shabaab

 Reports from Hiran region say that a fierce battle took place this morning in the areas between Halgan and Beledweyne district in the center of the region. of the patrons in that area  The noise of heavy weapons was heard this morning in Halgan area and other surrounding areas according to local residents.



 another attack parallel to this one was carried out by Al-Shabaab militias on the military base in Berayabal area on the outskirts of Bulo Burde district.  The al-Shabaab on Sunday attacked the positions of the country's armed forces and those belonging to the military in the Jibow area, which is 30 km north of Bulo Burde district in Hiran region, which is the center of the people's uprising against the al-Shabaab militia.



 and in recent weeks he has felt that he has faced a great burden in the region  Officials from the army confirmed to the media that the areas they captured from al-Shabaab have been carrying out attacks against the government forces in the area. Somalia has been conducting operations against al-Shabaab in Hiran region for the last few months

USA helping Somalia now after many explosions and attacks that happened by al-Shabaab hands .

 The US government has increased the reward money it offers for information that can lead to the identification and whereabouts of senior leaders of al-Shabaab and the disruption of its financial processes. up to $10 million  Rewards for information leading to the identification or whereabouts of key Al-Shabaab leaders such as Ahmed Diriye, Mahad Karate, and Jehad Mostafa in the Rewards for Justice program, abbreviated as RFJ, also offer up to $10 million.



 providing information that could lead to the disruption of the al-Shabaab group's financial system  This announcement marks the first time that the State Department has offered a reward for information on al-Shabaab's financial networks. 21, 2015, Mahad Karate was also added to the list on April 21, 2015. Mahad Karate is the deputy emir or passive deputy emir of al-Shabaab and still leads some of al-Shabaab's operations.  Jehad Mostafa is an American citizen who previously resided in California.



 Mostafa became a military trainer in al-Shabab training camps. - Al-Shabaab still relies on funding and facilitation networks to continue its operations and plan international terrorist attacks.  The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is offering a reward for information that leads to the identification and disruption of al-Shabaab's key economic sources, including the exploitation of natural resources within the financial resources provided by donors and financial transfer facilitators.



 by financial institutions for any business or investment owned or controlled by al-Shabaab or its investors  The international movement of al-Shabaab-linked companies and kidnapping-for-ransom operations, illegal financial schemes and the transfer of funds and resources that al-Shabaab provides to terrorist and allied militias and collaborators.

Action Designer Chris Brewster Interview: Black Adam.

 Black Adam has grossed over $350 million worldwide, marking a definite shift in the hierarchy of power in the DC Universe. Black Adam introduces the titular anti-hero and the Justice Society of America, while also bringing Henry Cavill's Superman back into the fold. Black Adam features some of the most brutal action sequences in the DC Universe, with the anti-hero literally tearing an enemy in half.



 The iconic action sequences in Black Adam were designed by industry veteran Chris Brewster. Brewster has had a hand in countless superhero action sequences while working on Netflix's Daredevil, Ant-Man And The Wasp, Loki, and many more DC and Marvel projects. Brewster has an impressive understanding of action sequences and stunt work from his work as a stunt performer, stunt double, fight choreographer, and stunt coordinator. Brewster's work on Black Adam brings the action and storytelling to a new level, with each fighting style uniquely tailored to fit the character that uses it.



 Screen Rant spoke with Brewster about designing the brutal and dynamic action in Black Adam. He explains how each character's fighting style further develops their story, how hard Aldis Hodge trained to be able to fight like Hawkman, and which was the hardest action sequence to put together. Brewster also breaks down the difference in fighting style between Marvel's street-level hero Daredevil and the veteran Avenger Captain America.

Alejandro Garnacho: The Manchester United teenager 'proving joy of football'.

 It has been some week for Manchester United teenager Alejandro Garnacho, who is "proving the joy of football" after scoring a 93rd-minute winner against Fulham - his first goal in the Premier League. The 18-year-old will not be heading to the World Cup with Argentina but can reflect on a breakthrough few days after being made to earn the trust of boss Erik ten Hag.



 The Dutchman warned the youngster he must keep the right "attitude" and "approach" after an outstanding half-hour cameo in the 4-2 Carabao Cup win over Aston Villa on Thursday, when he provided two assists. It came after his experience on United's pre-season tour of Thailand and Australia, when he was prevented from playing in matches as a disciplinary measure after twice turning up late for team meetings.



 Garnacho seems to be taking his manager's advice on board and, after replacing Anthony Martial in the 72nd minute at Craven Cottage, grabbed a dramatic winner in stoppage time with practically the last kick of the match as United beat Fulham 2-1. The visitors, who had earlier taken the lead through Christian Eriksen's first goal for the club before ex-United man Dan James equalised for Fulham, were fortunate to get the three points. Not that the delighted teenager, who quickly tore his shirt off (later getting a booking for it) would mind too much about that as he headed towards his side's fans in delight.

D.P. SEASON 2: FILMING STARTS FOR NETFLIX’S HIT ‘DESERTER PURSUIT’ K-DRAMA.

 The vast majority of Korean dramas on Netflix are actually series that the streaming platform has only acquired the international broadcasting rights for. However, on the rare occasion that an original K-drama is produced, the results have been incredible with series such as Kingdom, Love Alarm, Extracurricular, Sweet Home, and D.P. making waves around the world.

Fans of the popular D.P. K-drama (otherwise known as Deserter Pursuit) will be delighted to hear that filming for season 2 has officially started – here’s everything that we know so far.

The announcement was made via the Entertain Naver outlet, which noted “In Season 2, director Han Joon-hee will direct and writer Kim Bo-tong will co-write the screenplay, and they will work together once again after season 1.”

Whilst fans were understandably delighted to hear that the show had been officially renewed, there had been a consensus within the community that the series would indeed return for a second set of assignments.

New Study Says Fertilizing Your Flowers Makes Them Repulsive to Bees.

 A study published in the PNAS Nexus journal this week found that fertilizer confuses bees and discourages them from landing on flowers which had it applied. Furthermore, it’s another study that points to the adverse effects of imidacloprid, a popular pesticide that mimics the effects of nicotine on the central nervous system of insects.


 Flowers attract bees not only by their smell and color but also by using a small electric field, which bees recognize. Adding fertilizer can change that electric field, driving the pollinators away from what is a viable food source for them. The study aimed to find out whether fertilizers affect the color, smell or electrical charge of flowers visited by bumblebees. “There are a number of cues that bees use to decide which flower to land on. Like us, they are attracted by certain smells and colors, but bees rely on an extra feature: the electric field of a flower.



As bees fly through the air, their bodies become positively charged. When they came across negatively-charged flowers, their small bodies sense the flower’s electric field like a magnet. When they pollinate, the bees change the flowers’ electric field. The next bees that come along will be able to tell from the electric field that these flowers are likely tapped out, and will skip them entirely,” explains Science Alert, an outlet reporting on the study. While the study didn’t find that the imidacloprid sprayed on a field changed the color or smell of the flowers, it unfortunately found that it affected the “magnitude and dynamics” of the electric field, effectively blinding the bees.



 “If you imagine that in terms of vision, it’s like that light is too bright and it’s blinding them,” Ellard Hunting, a study author and biophysicist from the University of Bristol, told Insider.

Wells are running dry in drought-weary Southwest as foreign-owned farms guzzle water to feed cattle overseas.

 Workers with the water district in Wenden, Arizona, saw something remarkable last year as they slowly lowered a camera into the drought-stricken town’s well: The water was moving. But the aquifer which sits below the small desert town in the southwestern part of the state is not a river; it’s a massive, underground reservoir which stores water built up over thousands of years. And that water is almost always still.


Gary Saiter, a longtime resident and head of the Wenden Water Improvement District, said the water was moving because it was being pumped rapidly out of the ground by a neighboring well belonging to Al Dahra, a United Arab Emirates-based company farming alfalfa in the Southwest. Al Dahra did not respond to multiple requests for comment on this story.


 “The well guys and I have never seen anything like this before,” Saiter told CNN. The farm was “pumping and it was sucking the water through the aquifer.” Groundwater is the lifeblood of the rural Southwest, but just as the Colorado River Basin is in crisis, aquifers are rapidly depleting from decades of overuse, worsening drought and rampant agricultural growth. Residents and farms pull water from the same underground pools, and as the water table declines, the thing determining how long a well lasts is how deeply it was drilled.

The Somali government will make a new big war to control al-Shabaab and put an end to this mess that al-Shabaab doing in the last few months .

 Al-Shabaab terrorist groups have said that they have not entered into talks with the Somali government and are ready for war to separate them. The fragmented terrorist group, on the other hand, according to local news sources, has exploded among the terrorist group al-Shabaab.  A fight between two factions of the group, a faction led by Mahad Karatay, and the faction of the leader of the group, Ahmed Diriye Abu-Ubaida, has a strong suspicion that the al-Shabaab terrorist group has intervened.


One community such as Farhan, Qorgaq and Nadir and the son of Dahir Aweys, who were killed by Karate, the men of the same group rebelled and fought with the security guards of Ahmed Diriye, who is the most Karate community, and died in that fight. Ahmed Diiriye's specialty  In the search for al-Shabaab, the government forces took advantage of the Al-Shabaab group in the last three months, and they regained lands that were controlled by the Al-Shabaab group for a long time.


 and in 2006, they killed tens of thousands of civilians in the war with the central government of Somalia, which was supported by the world to defeat al-Shabaab and remove it from the country so that the people could live in security.  The Somali government has also said that it has blocked al-Shabaab's remittance and bank accounts in the country. and combating radical ideas

Which global trends will shape innovation in 2023?

 This past year has sparked many cultural shifts in the world around us, driving consumers to reevaluate what truly matters to them regarding the way they live and the products they buy. These forces provide a sturdy framework for developing foods and beverages that should achieve desirable market penetration. According to ADM’s 3rd​ Annual Proprietary Global Consumer Trends Report, there are four evergreen macro drivers that are directing consumers’ priorities and considerations for how they choose to live their best lives.



 Shifting lifestyles​​: how consumers work today shape the structure of their daily routines including how (and when) they shop, prep (cook) and eat. Technological acceleration​​: Information access and social connectivity are opening new experiences in food culture, and advancements in the supply and production sector are generating more innovations delivered quickly to market. Demographic changes​​: Migration and urbanization are increasing exposure to multi-cultural customs and cuisines, and the emergence of distinct generational characteristics will create new opportunities for differentiated products.



 Economic & political climate​​:  As 2023 dawns, political and consumer activism will continue to drive conscientious consumption. This will impact products they choose as they signal support through their purchasing as they nourish themselves and their families. These macro currents along with enduring consumer tendencies (health/well-being, sustainability and food security) have coalesced to yield eight significant and distinct consumer trends.

Vietnam struggles to break one of world's biggest coal addictions.

 During the COP26 climate summit last year, the government boldly promised to end the construction of new coal plants and phase out the dirtiest of those already running, even as energy demands soar in the manufacturing powerhouse. "But this is not actually what Vietnam is doing at a national level," Nandini Das, an energy research and policy analyst at Climate Analytics, told AFP.


Vietnam pledged to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, but with coal and gas still a major part of its energy mix one year later, that commitment is on shaky ground, she said. The authoritarian communist state has also jailed four green activists this year, including anti-coal campaigner Nguy Thi Khanh, alarming environmentalists who argue it will be even harder for Vietnam to banish dirty energy without them.


 "With the climate leaders in prison I think there's grave doubt about the country's ability to achieve its goals," said Michael Sutton, director of the Goldman Environmental Foundation. He said "leaders like Khanh are instrumental in building public support" for radical change to Vietnam's economy.

Today 5 killed and 11 wounded in Mogadishu cause of a new explosion happened.

 The Commander of the Somali Armed Forces, General Odowaa Yusuf Rage, has given more details about the official casualties caused by the suicide bombing that took place yesterday in front of the General Dhaga Badan camp in the old candy factory in Jamili. 


 Odowa confirmed that the explosion was carried out by a person who had attached explosives to himself and went among youths who had registered with the National Army.  He also pointed out that they are taking serious action and will conduct further investigations into the explosion to get information about the person who blew himself up and how he managed to attack one of the government camps.


 They want to join the Somali armed forces  These are being carried out in this camp which has been attacked several times in the past. This attack is part of the insecurity that is happening in the capital.  However, the suicide attack on the Dhaga Badan camp claimed by al-Shabaab comes at a time when the Somali forces are carrying out heavy operations with the help of the local residents.

A new cooperation between Somalia and Ethiopia that will end the terror in Somalia .

 The director of Somalia's national security and intelligence agency, Nisa Mahad Mohamed Salah, met with the deputy director of peacekeeping in Ethiopia in Mogadishu. Shabaab  The meeting held in Mogadishu by the heads of the two intelligence agencies was focused on how important it is for the intelligence agencies of the two countries to cooperate in preventing the threat of terrorism. 



 He was accompanied by a Somali delegation that brought medicine that the Ethiopian government took part in to rescue the people injured in the explosions.  The vision of thanksgiving to the people since he was appointed as the governor of Nisa has created a lot of discussion on social media yesterday when he appeared in the media while he was at Aden Adde Airport, Ethiopia is one of the countries in the region that is facing the threat of terrorist attacks. al-Shabaab  This makes it important for the two countries to cooperate in the war.


The security and intelligence agencies of the governments of Somalia and Ethiopia have reached an agreement in Mogadishu to cooperate directly and also exchange intelligence information.  Director of NISA Mahad Mohamed Salad and Deputy Commander of Ethiopian Intelligence General Sisay Tola, who met in Mogadishu discussed many issues related to intelligence and the fight against Al Shabaab.  In the meeting, the two directors also discussed how to prevent the threats of the Al Shabaab group and how the two countries could cooperate in the intelligence war against the group.

The Top Winter Fashion Trends of 2023.

Rabat - It has been a long, hot summer, which felt better still as it allowed us to enjoy our freedom and go on holidays after two years of strict lockdowns. After a summer that required lighter clothing, it’s time to put on more layers again with autumn and winter creeping up on us.


 Fashion shows for the fall and winter seasons of 2022-2023 are over, marking the first season in a few years where brands have returned to their usual show formats. The showrooms were full of guests, including all of the top fashion influencers of street style, and the designers themselves were able to showcase all the major updates for the coming season in post-pandemic normal conditions. Here is a breakdown of the key autumn and winter 2022–2023 trends that may grab your attention. The following trends are inspired by fashion shows in New York, London, Milan, and Paris.



 The loose-fitting jeans or the non-skinny jeans trend is one of the most prominent pieces of this season. Many celebrities debuted the latest jean trend this season, including artist Priyanka Chopra, who completed her look with beige loose-fitting jeans. Other popular celebrities sporting the look include Grece Ghanem, Lizzo, and Selena Gomez.
 

Aftersun Has the Best Final Shot of Any Movie in Years.

 When was the last time you saw your father? is a question that can mean radically different things depending on when it’s asked. It could be as simple as Has your dad gone to the store yet, or Maybe you should give him a call. But it’s also a way of asking How long has it been? Does it still hurt? The difference lies in that last, the shift from recency to finality that can happen in an instant, and the last time becomes the last time.



 Charlotte Wells’ Aftersun, her debut feature, is about the last time she saw her father, and part of its power is the refusal to define exactly what that means. Set at a Turkish seaside resort in the late 1990s, the movie follows 11-year-old Sophie (newcomer Frankie Corio) and her father Calum (Normal People heartthrob Paul Mescal) over the course of an emotionally fraught vacation.



 Calum and Sophie’s mother have recently split up, and he’s hanging on by a thread, desperate to give his daughter a memorable experience as he struggles with financial strain and apparent depression. Wells has declined to specify exactly which parts of the story are drawn from her life, but she admitted in a post about the film that while most films are personal, Aftersun is “more than even those most,” and pictures of her and her father at the time bear an uncanny resemblance to Corio and Mescal.

Top tech trends to watch in maritime.

 Amid this uncertainty, the only certain thing is that business leaders can plan ahead better by understanding the trends that may affect innovation in the next few years. What are the tech trends that are expected to shape the near future of the maritime industry?



A new analysis by the McKinsey Technology Council identified 14 of the most significant technology trends unfolding today that are expected to revolutionize operations in a wide range of sectors. SAFETY4SEA picked the most relevant ones to the shipping, oil and gas, and the logistics sector, presenting their potential impact on these sectors.



Closely related to machine learning, Artificial Intelligence (AI) describes machines or computers behaving in ways that we previously believed required human intelligence. AI enables the transformation to paperless and automated procedures, bringing cost reductions and speed by eliminating routine tasks. Automating processes enabled through AI can help identify problems before they happen, so AI is considered a major boost to effective decision-making.

An advancement in connectivity protocols, such as 5G/6G cellular, wireless low-power networks, low-Earth-orbit satellites, and other technologies, enable solutions that can drive growth and productivity across a wide range of industries.

Somali people start a new war with al-Shabaab that will end them surely .

 The former president of DG Hirshabelle, Mohamed Abdi Waare, has confirmed that the Somali people have started an uprising against the terrorist group Al-Shabaab. to eliminate this extremist group of al-Shabaab to be eliminated from the whole country with the support of the federal government of Somalia

Waare said that this matter is appreciated by the local people and that everyone was able to organize the community in early 2008, an attempt was made to remove al-Shabaab from the country in order to achieve great success. Unfortunately, that initial uprising did not succeed because the government at the time was not very supportive of the people's sentiment against Al-Shabaab and it did not spread to other regions of the country.

The former president of Hirshabelle indicated that this should be taken advantage of while the blood of the people is rising in the country five years after the problems faced by the al-Shabaab group in the country caused by the big explosion in this way the people rose up. but they did not understand but this government will not let this opportunity pass again, he said

Waare emphasized that this war is not a government initiative but a public initiative, the government is only required to support it. He also said that some tribes will not join the war. He pointed out that he has finally come close to the illusion of wanting to eliminate al-Shabaab from their lives.

He concluded by saying that for the first time it was proved that this al-Shabaab group works like the mafia and there is no excuse for not having religion or Islam, so this has finally become very clear to the government. It is using that feeling and passion in the community to fight al-Shabaab and liberate the whole country, he said.