خمسة عيوب جوهرية في قرار لجنة الفصل في قضية المعجل

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‫شركة KDDI اليابانية تختار حل السيارات المتصلة بالإنترنت وإنترنت الأشياء المقدم من Gemalto

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KDDI in Japan selects Gemalto’s Connected cars and IoT solution

Solution includes remote subscription management and embedded SIM

AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands, June 30, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Gemalto (Eurone…

Annual CGAP Photo Contest Open for Entries

WASHINGTON, June 30, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — The 11th Annual CGAP Photo Contest is now open for entries; the deadline for submissions is September 7, 2…

رانديفو توسع أعمال التطوير في منطقة ليكي للتجارة الحرة

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مسابقة صور مؤسسة سي جي أيه بي السنوية تبدأ في تلقي المشاركات

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MAST and AMSA formalise partnership to increase international risk management portfolio

Leading maritime security company Maritime Asset Security Training (MAST) has today announced their partnership with Astbury Marine Services & Associ…

US Adds 8 Countries to List of Worst Human Traffickers

STATE DEPARTMENT - Recruiters came to Angela's town in Syria offering paid work in restaurants in Lebanon. She accepted to leave her war-torn country, but …

New US Ambassador to Somalia Faces Heavy Challenges

The new U.S. envoy to Somalia, Stephen Schwartz, has been sworn into office, making him the first American ambassador to that nation in 25 years, and repres…

Somali officials say at least 20 people have been killed in a massive roadside explosion that engulfed a passenger bus on the main highway linking Mogadishu to Afgoye, 30 kilometers west of the capital. A police officer at the scene, Abidkadir Mohamed, told the Reuters News Agency it was a remotely controlled bomb along the road that exploded. Deputy Chairman of Afgoye, Abdullahi Hassan, who went to the scene, said the blast destroyed the minibus. “We have a big tragedy here,” he told VOA. “Everyone is dead, you only see pieces of dead bodies, hands, legs.” He said it’s believed 21-23 people were traveling on the bus. “The blast hit the bus early Thursday morning,” Hassan said. No one has claimed responsibility for the attack so far but al-Shabab often carries out deadly attacks on the Somali government and African Union peacekeepers. The group is also known for targeting civilians and hotels. Source: Voice of America US Urged to Use ‘Soft Power’ in Somalia

The United States must pursue a different approach in helping stabilize Somalia following the appointment of the first U.S. Ambassador to Somalia in more …