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I didn’t think he could possibly get any sexier, then I saw him perform Ponytail live. 😳😳😳

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فاطمه .. فَإِنّا نَسْأَلَكِ إِنْ كُنَّا صَدَّقْناكِ إِلَّا أَلْحَقْتِنَا بِتَصْدِيقِنَا لَهُما لِنُبَشِّرَ أَنْفُسَنا بِأَنَّا قَدْ طَهُرْنا بِوِلايَتِكِ #محمد_باقر_الخاقاني #سيد_سلام_الحسيني #رمضان #الشيخ_زمان_الحسناوي

فاطمه .. فَإِنّا نَسْأَلَكِ إِنْ كُنَّا صَدَّقْناكِ إِلَّا أَلْحَقْتِنَا بِتَصْدِيقِنَا لَهُما لِنُبَشِّرَ أَنْفُسَنا بِأَنَّا قَدْ طَهُرْنا بِوِلايَتِكِ #محمد_باقر_الخاقاني #سيد_سلام_الحسيني #رمضان #الشيخ_زمان_الحسناوي

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¿A quienes veo en el teatro? 🍿🤩

¿A quienes veo en el teatro? 🍿🤩

“As the months pass and the war grinds on, the fear is that Sudan is being simply written off, the colossal crimes perpetrated against its people reduced to not even background noise, with just the occasional exculpating spasm of condemnation or scolding of fighting forces on behalf of global powers,” writes Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik. Almost two years into the war Sudan is facing anarchy, famine, genocide – and ambivalence from the rest of the world, Malik adds in her newest Op-ed. Swipe to find out more about how “wars in such countries go on and on because outsiders fund them, while others turn a blind eye”. And head to the link in bio to discover how ethnically targeted violence is raging in Sudan, as refugees who fled across the border to Chad tell of attacks on darker-skinned people and non-Arab groups by Rapid Support Forces and its allies in Darfur. Image credits: Osman Bakir/Anadolu via Getty Images (1-3, 6-7, 10), AP Photo (5-6), Mohamed Nureldin Abdallah/Reuters (8-9), Menahem Kahana/AFP via Getty Images (11), Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP/Getty Images (12), Guy Peterson/AFP via Getty Images (13).

“As the months pass and the war grinds on, the fear is that Sudan is being simply written off, the colossal crimes perpetrated against its people reduced to not even background noise, with just the occasional exculpating spasm of condemnation or scolding of fighting forces on behalf of global powers,” writes Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik. Almost two years into the war Sudan is facing anarchy, famine, genocide – and ambivalence from the rest of the world, Malik adds in her newest Op-ed. Swipe to find out more about how “wars in such countries go on and on because outsiders fund them, while others turn a blind eye”. And head to the link in bio to discover how ethnically targeted violence is raging in Sudan, as refugees who fled across the border to Chad tell of attacks on darker-skinned people and non-Arab groups by Rapid Support Forces and its allies in Darfur. Image credits: Osman Bakir/Anadolu via Getty Images (1-3, 6-7, 10), AP Photo (5-6), Mohamed Nureldin Abdallah/Reuters (8-9), Menahem Kahana/AFP via Getty Images (11), Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP/Getty Images (12), Guy Peterson/AFP via Getty Images (13).

“The Iranian attack on Israel […] is the latest seismic event of our generation.” This is what European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said yesterday at the European Defence and Security Summit. Von der Leyen talked about a new era of modern warfare, driven by advanced technologies and partnerships. “We face the urgent priority of supporting Ukraine as the Russian-inflicted war on its territory becomes ever-more bloody, intense and drawn out,” she said. “And we need to work with our partners on ensuring regional stability. But we do need to take stock and look deeper at what Iran’s assault means.” Von der Leyen continued: “Only time and history will tell us whether this marks a definitive turning point. But what we can already see is that this attack marks a shift towards open confrontation. And it shows us the nature of modern warfare. […] The second takeaway is the nature of the defence. It is truly remarkable how effectively and swiftly defence systems were able to intercept virtually every single drone and missile.” The European Commission president also highlighted “the wider threat landscape.“ She said: “This attack should not be seen in isolation. It was the latest signal of intent of a new league of authoritarians. Russia’s brutal war of aggression against Ukraine is now in its third year and is more entrenched and intense than ever. North Korea is delivering order after order of ammunition shells to Russia. Iranian drones are flying over Ukrainian cities on a daily basis. Iran is even helping Russia with the technology and the manufacturing it needs to build those drones on home soil. More broadly, we are seeing leakage of advanced weaponry, which has until now always remained in the hands of states. Non-state groups like the Houthis are being armed with new-tech weapons to inflict untold damage. The new league of authoritarians is working in concert to tear up the international rules-based order to redraw maps across different continents and to stretch our democracies to the breaking point.” #europe #digitaldiplomacy

“The Iranian attack on Israel […] is the latest seismic event of our generation.” This is what European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said yesterday at the European Defence and Security Summit. Von der Leyen talked about a new era of modern warfare, driven by advanced technologies and partnerships. “We face the urgent priority of supporting Ukraine as the Russian-inflicted war on its territory becomes ever-more bloody, intense and drawn out,” she said. “And we need to work with our partners on ensuring regional stability. But we do need to take stock and look deeper at what Iran’s assault means.” Von der Leyen continued: “Only time and history will tell us whether this marks a definitive turning point. But what we can already see is that this attack marks a shift towards open confrontation. And it shows us the nature of modern warfare. […] The second takeaway is the nature of the defence. It is truly remarkable how effectively and swiftly defence systems were able to intercept virtually every single drone and missile.” The European Commission president also highlighted “the wider threat landscape.“ She said: “This attack should not be seen in isolation. It was the latest signal of intent of a new league of authoritarians. Russia’s brutal war of aggression against Ukraine is now in its third year and is more entrenched and intense than ever. North Korea is delivering order after order of ammunition shells to Russia. Iranian drones are flying over Ukrainian cities on a daily basis. Iran is even helping Russia with the technology and the manufacturing it needs to build those drones on home soil. More broadly, we are seeing leakage of advanced weaponry, which has until now always remained in the hands of states. Non-state groups like the Houthis are being armed with new-tech weapons to inflict untold damage. The new league of authoritarians is working in concert to tear up the international rules-based order to redraw maps across different continents and to stretch our democracies to the breaking point.” #europe #digitaldiplomacy

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