Suha Musa

words in @Guardian, @TIME, @ForeignPolicy and more | NYU GloJo ‘25 | UNM ‘22

[Foreign Policy @ForeignPolicy]

As Sudanese voices inside and outside the country continue to push for a resolution to Sudan’s war, attention has never felt further away, writes @suhamusa23. https://t.co/71xapyIKCY

[Foreign Policy @ForeignPolicy]

The ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz and resulting price spikes are worsening an already dire humanitarian crisis. https://t.co/71xapyIKCY

[Foreign Policy @ForeignPolicy]

If Trump truly wants to be a peacemaker in Sudan, he should banish the UAE from the negotiating table, argues @suhamusa23. https://t.co/HuCPpZJXcL

[Suha Musa @suhamusa23]

From Ellis Island to Brooklyn Bodegas, Niyū Yūrk exhibition celebrates MENA immigrants' history and contributions to New York

My latest for @The_NewArab

https://t.co/16dqclIA0x

[Suha Musa @suhamusa23]

“As long as U.S. negotiators sit next to Emiratis in boardrooms and co-sign their statements without holding them accountable for their role, Washington stands to be implicated in prolonging the war [in Sudan] as well.”

My latest for @ForeignPolicy:

https://t.co/NVGEQ8ITrX

[E Ibrahim @EE_Ibrahim23]

Trump's current visit to the Gulf and UAE will inevitably test his administration's priorities and its willingness to engage with the conflict’s diplomatic quagmire.

#Sudan #sudan_war_updates

https://t.co/jlNook9ZpL

[Rep. Pramila Jayapal @RepJayapal]

Sudanese civilians have suffered for too long. They deserve a civilian-led government, not a military dictatorship.

The RSF & SAF are committing war crimes and have created the largest humanitarian and displacement crisis in the world. This must end NOW.
https://t.co/bYJN86KXOB

[Foreign Policy @ForeignPolicy]

Sudan’s postwar leadership must echo the demands of the civilian revolution—not prey on the country’s current vulnerability, @suhamusa23 argues. https://t.co/csQnK86Uzu

[Foreign Policy @ForeignPolicy]

Sudan’s civil society leaders must be at the forefront of postwar reconstruction, writes @suhamusa23. https://t.co/csQnK86Uzu

[Suha Musa @suhamusa23]

“Sudan’s postwar leadership must echo the demands of the civilian revolution—not prey on the country’s current vulnerability.”

My latest for @ForeignPolicy (and my last piece as a grad student!!)

https://t.co/6hhuosGO3m

[Suha Musa @suhamusa23]

"Hana hopes that the Folktales from Sudan series will inspire her audience beyond just engagement with their Sudanese identity, potentially spurring interest in media or the arts for those across the diaspora."

My latest for @The_NewArab:
https://t.co/wdFnb6jjYW

[Suha Musa @suhamusa23]

“It was one thing to feel like the land I knew had disappeared. It was an entirely different thing to feel like my bloodline had too.”

Guest wrote for the wonderful @yassmin_a’s substack this Ramadan! So very grateful to share a personal essay like this!
https://t.co/kKIiuM82bb

[Nesrine Malik @NesrineMalik]

This is so good it made me slightly emotional https://t.co/droWd7Ddz6

[Foreign Policy @ForeignPolicy]

Rather than organizing and mediating, the international community must step up to support Sudan’s growing displaced community—but they refuse, argues @suhamusa23. https://t.co/GWaPUPNPrg

[Foreign Policy @ForeignPolicy]

The European Union needs to see Sudanese refugees as ‘part of the neighborhood’ and provide them the same support as Ukrainians, @suhamusa23 argues. https://t.co/GWaPUPNPrg

[Suha Musa @suhamusa23]

“Rather than organizing and “mediating,” the international community must step up to support Sudan’s growing displaced community—but they refuse.”

My latest for @ForeignPolicy

https://t.co/Gx3sDuoYMs

[TIME @TIME]

Ilhan Omar and Dalia Al-Aqidi's face-off in Minnesota is a cautionary tale about representation, writes Suha Musa
https://t.co/Hk7RVBPICx

[Suha Musa @suhamusa23]

“Minnesota’s fifth holds valuable insight into patterns replicated nationally when it comes to how representation shapes—or better yet, is shaped by—our leaders.“

My first piece for @TIME

https://t.co/4bQScY217d

[The New Arab @The_NewArab]

As Election Day approaches, Sudanese Americans find themselves at a crossroads. We speak to the community to find out how they will be casting their vital votes

Read 🔗 https://t.co/8VdiCCy6ME