Expanding investment in emerging markets requires opportunities, structures, and investors to come together.
Through @IFC_org, @WorldBankGroup helps create pathways for private capital to support businesses, infrastructure, and growth. Learn more: https://t.co/S8rPKs3Fdl
One month after deadly floods in #Nepal, WFP continues to provide a lifeline for families facing displacement, lost livelihoods and damaged farmland.
By road, helicopter and cargo drone, we're delivering food assistance to the hardest-to-reach communities.
🔗 https://t.co/hVICcy4WyB
Homes rebuilt.
Schools reopened.
Jobs restored.
Services back online.
This is UNDP’s early recovery work in the midst of crisis, focusing on development from day 1 of an emergency alongside life-saving assistance. https://t.co/rpvKavvj03
#MovingBeyondCrisis#UNGA
From plant leaves to oceans, nature's designs remind us of life's balance.
But nature is in crisis. Biodiversity loss is accelerating at an unprecedented rate. One million animal & plant species are threatened with extinction.
Take action #ForNature today & every day: https://t.co/KLAx1HcwFA
In north-east Syria, families regard their livestock and the next harvest with greater value than just food.
With support from the Syria Humanitarian Fund, @FAOSyria is helping farming households to plant vegetables, protect livestock and keep rural livelihoods alive.
This is what #IVY2026 looks like in East and Southern Africa:
🇰🇪 5,000+ volunteers restoring mangroves, setting a Guinness Worlda Record
🇷🇼1.64M young people volunteering nationwide
🇿🇲A national action plan reaching all 116 districts
and so much more👇https://t.co/3mxS6R7xbE
This story just became far more interesting 🤔.
Judge Beryl Howell already settled that issue when she rejected the FBI and DEA's attempt to neither confirm nor deny the existence of responsive records and ordered searches to be conducted.
The result?
399 pages were processed. Some material was released, some redacted, and some remains withheld.
The latest court filings show the FBI defending its search of investigative records linked to "T-pain", while the DEA is defending continued redactions in documents including DEA-6, DEA-210 and DEA-292.
This is not a criminal trial. It is a FOIA case.
The FBI and DEA are defending their decisions to withhold parts of government records🤣🤣.
Tinubu is separately asserting privacy interests 🤣🤣.
Aaron Greenspan is seeking greater disclosure. Judge Howell will decide what remains hidden and what the public gets to see.
The real question is no longer whether records exist. The real question is what lies beneath the black ink.
That question becomes even harder to ignore when viewed alongside another development.
During UNGA week, Nigeria and the United States signed a major minerals-investment framework. Abuja is seeking deeper American participation in a mineral sector it values at roughly $700 billion, while Washington has made critical minerals a strategic priority. Priority 🤔🤔.....
I am not claiming the minerals agreement caused the redactions. There is no evidence proving that. But, what I am saying is that the timing is remarkable.
A Nigerian president is resisting fuller disclosure of sensitive records.
U.S. agencies are fighting to keep significant portions of those records hidden.
At the same time, Washington and Abuja are deepening a strategic minerals relationship worth potentially hundreds of billions of dollars.
Coincidence is possible. But the timing of a major minerals deal and an increasingly vigorous effort to shield Tinubu's record from full public scrutiny is not something serious observers should ignore.
States pursue interests. Those interests are often easier to understand when you follow the money, the strategy and the timing together.
The debate used to be about whether the records existed. Now it is about what remains concealed.
And sitting beside those redacted pages is a newly signed agreement opening the door to America's participation in one of Africa's most significant mineral sectors.
Make of that timing what you will.
And you all, keep playing with Emilokan!
#TinubuFBIWatch #TinubuDEAWatch #FOIA #NigeriaUSRelations #CriticalMinerals #Transparency #Accountability
On 26 September, the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, we recognize a simple but important truth: everyone deserves a future free from nuclear harm
History has shown that nuclear weapons have the potential to destroy all civilization and the planet’s ecosystems. Their consequences extend across generations.
In the Marshall Islands, UN Human Rights has documented how radiological and other impacts persist, affecting a broad range of human rights — including life, health, food, water, culture and a clean, healthy environment.
❗️ CHILDREN IN GAZA EXPLOITED: Footage shows a terrorist using a child to transfer weapons into a civilian home in central Gaza, using him as a human shield to transfer the weapons, in an attempt to prevent the IDF from striking & thwarting their transfer.
Upon identifying the presence of a child, the IDF refrained from carrying out any strikes against the terrorist.
One month after devastating floods struck #Nepal, families are still navigating the aftermath.
Alongside the Government of Nepal, IOM supports displaced families with shelter, essential household items and medical supplies, helping identify where people are and what they need.
I appreciated meeting with former colleague Diop, President of the ECOWAS Commission. We discussed the root causes of instability in West Africa and the Sahel and agreed to strengthen cooperation on preventive diplomacy, ensuring that youth and women's voices inform our approach.
Togo 🇹🇬 is taking #IVY2026 forward by
🔻improving how volunteer contributions are measured,
🔻 creating more opportunities to advocate for volunteerism
🔻 giving volunteers greater recognition
A stronger culture of volunteerism starts with making volunteering visible.
This is what aid cuts look like in Somalia - empty beds in a health centre, pregnant women and newborns unable to access healthcare.
Walk with UNICEF’s @1james_elder to understand just how much we’re losing.
Globally, if current trends continue, 27.3 million children will die in the world before their fifth birthday by 2030 – nearly half of them newborns.
We call for urgent funding of children’s health in Somalia and around the world.
How can hotels reduce plastic waste while cutting costs?
In Cambodia Lay invested in a central filtration system to replace single-use water bottles w/ reusable glass containers.
Ahead of Sunday's #WorldTourismDay, see how innovation can reshape tourism. https://t.co/2AudfFIxxl
Why does El Niño bring floods to some countries and drought to others?
El Niño is a natural climate pattern that alters weather worldwide, with impacts that vary by region.
This explains what it is, why it matters, and how the @UN is helping communities prepare: https://t.co/XNNNgJjSg8
“For the first time in a long time, there will be vegetables on our table.”
With support from the Myanmar Humanitarian Fund, @UNDP is helping families in Myanmar with seeds, organic fertilizer and farming guidance to grow fresh food and meet their food needs.
Human rights and the environment are closely linked.
People cannot fully enjoy human rights without a safe, clean, and healthy environment - and vice versa.
See what UNEP is doing to make environmental protection more accessible to people: https://t.co/09cy53COyA
Time is running out for lifesaving aid in #Sudan.
In less than two weeks, critical shelter supplies will run out. Urgent funding is needed to keep aid moving for 305,000 people.
IOM briefing at @UNGeneva 👇
Donate: https://t.co/vFqMe42mro