That’s a statement. We can expect a serious rebellion within Russia 🇷🇺.

This is the funniest tweet

This is one of those cases where I grapple with the boundaries of freedom of expression. It's difficult for me to comprehend why these individuals have been granted a permit to engage in an act that insults the faith of others. "According to the Swedish police, they have approved

Russia says that it is up to the African governments to decide whether to continue working with the Russian Wagner mercenary force. Wagner fighters defied President Vladimir Putin on Saturday by making a bold advance toward Moscow and demanding the dismissal of senior military

Your decision will save many lives of Senegalese. The opposite could have done harm and eroded everything good Senegal is known for. Thank you Mr. President.

Oh God! Mr. Bongo nearly died from stroke- and yes he’s going for another term in office. Context: The Bongo family has ruled Gabon since 1960.

Turkey leader Erdogan will back Sweden joining Nato - Stoltenberg bbc.co.uk/news/world-eur…

Why do I find this news funny 😆?

#AFRICA Nigeria and Sierra Leone's 2023 election eroded voters’ trust and were marred by "a lack of transparency and statistical inconsistencies", Election Mission Observatory groups say. Will Zimbabwe's August polls be different? Tonight—18:15GMT, 9:15pm EAT—@TwitterSpaces

Terrible news for Nigeriens. The country has just recently had its first smooth transition of power and all democratic gains and efforts to stabilise the country have been eroded.

The World Bank has joined governments and international agencies to condemn the coup in 🇳🇪: “The World Bank strongly condemns any attempt to seize power by force, including efforts underway to destabilize the Republic of Niger. We enjoy a long-standing partnership with Niger and

Niger: The Sahel's last bastion of stability at risk dw.com/en/coup-in-nig…?

EU rejects Niger coup authorities, cuts aid dw.com/en/eu-rejects-…?

Has anyone condemned the coup in 🇬🇦?

Breaking News: The British Government's plan to deport migrants to Rwanda is unlawful, the Supreme Court has ruled. (source: BBC)

It is uncertain whether the juntas understand what this decision mean for their people. Regrettably, it is the common citizens who will bear the brunt of the consequences. The acquisition of power through force is a distinct matter from the intricate art of governance.

Hey, Will! Congrats! I'm really happy that we ended up crossing paths as journalists. How about we catch up over a cup of coffee in Berlin?

You are such a wonderful person and a great journalist of our time. I wish you all the best as you move on to the next chapter of your life. We will miss you, Amrita.