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The Dutch authorities have launched an investigation into the possible involvement with terrorism of four Dutchmen arrested by the police in Kenya earlier this week. (Full Story)
US Congressman Donald Payne snubbed Somaliland foreign minister, Abdillahi Mohamed Duale, and met with Dr. Mohamed Omer- foreign secretary of Somaliland’s opposition KULMIYE party in Washington DC. (Full Story)
Nine international aid agencies have highlighted the “urgent need for separation between humanitarian and political efforts in Somalia” in a letter to John Holmes, the Under-Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs with the United Nations (UN) in Somalia. (Full Story)
General merchandise stores either held their market share steady, or increased it, across all 10 commodity groups in 2008. This was a turnaround from 2007, when they lost market share in 6 of these groups. (Full Story)
Gross sales of gasoline decreased 0.7% to 40.6 billion litres in 2008. The decline marks the first drop in fuel consumption since 2005. (Full Story)
Real gross domestic product (GDP) decreased 0.5% in May, a faster rate of decline than in the previous three months. Over the last four months, the goods-producing industries have contributed the most to the decrease in real GDP, while the output of the service sector has remained essentially unchanged. (Full Story)
Total non-farm payroll employment fell by 64,000 in May, down 0.4% from April, bringing total losses to 423,900 since the peak in October 2008. The proportion of industries experiencing job losses edged down in May to 63%. (Full Story)
Since last Friday a series of blockades of boats transferring immigrants to detention camps in the Greek province of Macedonia have erupted in battles between antiracist protesters and the police. (Full Story)
European Union foreign ministers have wrapped up their meeting in Brussels. A major concern was the rising violence in Somalia. Foreign ministers have agreed to increase efforts to help stabilize the country. (Full Story)
US-American secretary of state plans to hold talks with the Somali president in an attempt to embolden the Mogadishu government in the lawless Horn of Africa state. (Full Story)
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