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Turkey sets nine-month deadline for Somalia...

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has described Turkey’s ongoing offshore oil exploration project along Somalia’s coastline as a “historic operation,” saying Ankara expects results...

Fear returns to Gulf of Aden...

Fresh concerns over a resurgence of Somali piracy are mounting after an oil tanker transiting the Gulf of Aden fired warning shots at suspicious...

Prego unveils dining-table recording device, raising...

The company says the product uses advanced audio processing to distinguish between multiple speakers, allowing users to store and revisit conversations from social gatherings and private meetings. Marketed as a way to preserve personal memories, the device is designed to blend into dining spaces and operate unobtrusively.

Türkiye Ramps Up Drilling Operations in...

Türkiye is set to accelerate hydrocarbon exploration in April, deploying its growing fleet of drillships for new wells in the Black Sea and off the coast of Somalia. The campaign includes the first drilling abroad by the newly acquired Çağrı Bey, underscoring Ankara’s push to boost energy independence and expand international energy cooperation.

Somalia Files Criminal Complaint Against Turkish...

The Embassy of the Federal Republic of Somalia in Ankara has lodged a formal criminal complaint against Turkish social media user Umut Çağrı Sarı, citing a pattern of fabricated claims about Somali diplomats and institutions. The complaint, filed with the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office on March 17, 2026, invokes articles of the Turkish Penal Code related to defamation, incitement to hatred, and public dissemination of misleading information.

Somalia Offers Condolences to Qatar and...

The Federal Republic of Somalia has expressed profound solidarity with Qatar and Turkey following a helicopter crash that resulted in the loss of seven lives while the crew was performing their duty.

Trump Postpones Iranian Power Plant Strikes...

President Trump ordered a five‑day halt to planned strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure following two days of “productive” talks with Tehran, temporarily defusing a standoff that began with a 48‑hour ultimatum to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and had sparked fears of a wider regional conflict.

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