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The United Nations faces a test of credibility. When crises deepen, people need decisions that lead to action and institutions that can deliver.
Those priorities matter because every unnecessary delay can hold back assistance, weaken coordination and erode public trust. Resources should reach the people who need them, and commitments should come with clear responsibility for results.
I support Lana Nusseibeh’s candidacy because the UN needs leadership willing to make its machinery work better. A stronger United Nations begins with turning diplomatic commitments into practical outcomes.
#LanaNusseibeh #UnitedNations #UNReform
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Total media blackout while the streets of Sudan erupt in massive protests demanding the immediate downfall of General Burhan and his failing military rule. The people's anger can no longer be silenced by state propaganda.
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This is happening in Khartoum, under the SAF-led, Muslim Brotherhood-controlled authorities.
In Omdurman, passengers are so desperate to find transportation that they're climbing onto vehicle roofs just to get around. Footage from the Souq Libya–Al-Shuhada route shows dozens of people packed onto a single vehicle. Tragic.
Fuel shortages and the worsening transportation crisis are making everyday life difficult for people in the capital. Ultimately, none of these problems can be sustainably addressed without fire truce.
#KeepEyesOnSudan #Sudan
Sudan needs a credible civilian transition and an economy that serves its people. Al-Burhan has failed to deliver the leadership that requires. It is time for him to resign and let Sudan choose a different future.
#اختانا #البرهان
A video of Abdel Fattah al-Burhan playing cards with soldiers and civilians is circulating as Sudan confronts reports of another devastating loss: at least 72 miners killed in an airstrike near the Sudan–Egypt border.
Seventy-two people who went looking for gold to earn a living. Families now facing the possibility that someone they loved will never come home.
Who carried out the strike? What was targeted? How many people died? When will the investigation publish its evidence?
Billions spent. Smiling photographs. Where is the lasting political return? Mohammed bin Salman’s Yemen policy deserves a public accounting.
