𝗖𝗔𝗡 𝗦𝗜𝗦𝗜 𝗦𝗔𝗩𝗘 𝗘𝗚𝗬𝗣𝗧?
Egypt’s president, Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, has begun his third term, a departure from his 2018 pledge not to run again. He previously promised to stabilise the country after the 2011- 2013 turbulence. His 10-year administration has, however, seen restriction of press freedoms, jailing of critics and intimidation of would-be electoral challengers according to Human Rights Watch and Amnesty. In the past six months, 196 people were arrested on, among other charges, participating in unauthorised protests.
During his inauguration in the newly built administrative capital, he pledged more social spending amid spiralling inflation and debt. He also has to contend with Israel's destruction of Gaza, ongoing disputes such as Sudan's civil war, and concerns over Ethiopia's Grand Renaissance Dam.
It’s a full in-tray for the man who came to power following the 2013 coup that overthrew President Mohamed Mursi. On Tuesday (April 2), Al-Sisi outlined his wish list for the next six years. The question is, how much can he really achieve? Give us your predictions.
الحرب الأهلية الليبية لم تتوقف منذ 2011 ولكن بين الفينة والأخرى نسمع أصوات قد تكون ضعيفة مثلما حدث في #مرزق وقوية كما الآن في #طرابلس، شدة الصوت يعتمد على حجم المتضررين ولكن دموع الأمهات واحد والموت واحد والدمار واحد والنتيجة سيحكمكم من لم ترضوا به حاكماً؛ لأنكم تستحقون ذلك
Israel uses AI to kill civilians en masse
Permitting its army to kill up to 100 civilians per Hamas official
Israel is targeting everyone in Gaza, no one is safe @thegazangirl
Source: +972 Magazine
🌍Militante écologiste franco-tchadienne, elle porte la voix des jeunes, des femmes et de son peuple autochtone sur la scène internationale. Nous avons suivi @MeremTahar à Change Now, le plus grand événement de solutions pour la planète, qui s'est tenu les 25, 26 et 27 mars…