
Ten killed in Al-Shabaab attack on Mogadishu tea shop
The Hindu
Al-Qaeda-linked group targets cafe frequented by soldiers
A suicide bombing attack by the Al-Shabaab jihadist group on a crowded tea shop in Somalia’s capital Mogadishu killed 10 people and injured dozens, the government said on Saturday. The death toll from the attack, which targeted a tea shop near heavily guarded government institutions on Friday evening, was significantly higher than the four previously reported. “On the evening of July 2, a suicide bomber wearing a vest detonated the device near the Juba Hotel, killing at least 10 people with dozens injured,” the Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism said in a statement.More Related News

From fireworks and street parties to quiet prayers and moments of remembrance, countries across the globe rang in New Year 2026 in strikingly different ways. Celebrations lit up cities from Pyongyang, Seoul and Beijing to Sydney, Rio, London and New York, while others marked the moment with tradition, reflection and tribute. A look at how the world ushered in the New Year as clocks struck midnight across continents.












