A joint session of Somalia’s Federal Parliament in Mogadishu descended into chaos as lawmakers violently opposed the proposed agenda to amend key constitutional articles, resulting in a disrupted meeting and threats of disciplinary action.

The Banadir Regional Court has formally rescinded the arrest order and criminal proceedings against Jubaland President Ahmed Madobe, signaling a potential reset in federal-regional political dialogue and easing tensions ahead of planned consultations in Mogadishu.

Somali National Army troops conducted a successful operation in the Jabad-Godane area of Middle Shabelle, seizing a significant cache of improvised explosive devices and related materials previously held by al-Shabaab militants.

The Council of Ministers of the Federal Government of Somalia has approved changes in the leadership of the Somali National Army, removing the incumbent chief and appointing a new commander as part of ongoing security and institutional adjustments.

The Federal Cabinet of Somalia has established a ministerial committee to combat human smuggling, while also reviewing national security developments and approving regulatory frameworks aimed at strengthening governance and public safety.

Senior officials of the Federal Government of Somalia and members of the Somali Future Council have launched a consultative meeting in Mogadishu, as part of preparations for a broader political dialogue aimed at easing tensions and strengthening coordination among key stakeholders.

Somalia has intensified diplomatic engagement with Saudi Arabia and Egypt to enhance Red Sea security and regional stability, following growing geopolitical tensions linked to Israel’s reported stance on Somaliland.

Somalia’s Future Council has officially approved the dialogue framework presented by the Federal Government in Mogadishu, aiming to address key national issues and political disagreements ahead of upcoming elections.

Somalia’s National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) announced the arrest of five individuals linked to an Al-Shabaab network accused of planning attacks targeting Mogadishu, following a pre-emptive security operation.

Somalia has reaffirmed its refusal to allow foreign powers to use its territory for launching military operations against other states, citing risks to national sovereignty and regional stability.