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🇪🇸 BREAKING NEWS: At least 39 people have died after two high-speed trains crashed in Spain! Let’s pray for strength for the families affected and honour those who lost their lives. Spain has stood on the right side of history. Let’s stand with Spain now.

His Highness Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan: A Legacy of Greatness I was born on 23 February 2003 in the UAE 🇦🇪, and His Highness Sheikh Zayed passed away in November 2004, when I was still a baby. I never had the chance to truly witness his leadership, but growing up, I heard countless stories about him from my father, who came to the UAE as a young immigrant many years ago. The respect my father has for His Highness has always stayed with me. Through his stories, I came to understand why H.H Sheikh Zayed holds such a special place in the hearts of so many people. He helped unite seven emirates into one nation in 1971 and transformed the UAE through investments in education, healthcare, infrastructure and the well-being of its people. His vision helped turn a young nation into the country we know today. What I particularly admire is the legacy he left beyond his own people. The UAE became home to millions from different countries, including people like my father, who came here seeking opportunities and a better future. I may not have memories of H.H Sheikh Zayed, but I grew up hearing about the man he was and the difference he made. Sometimes, you don't need to have known someone personally to understand the impact they had on the world around them. H.H Sheikh Zayed's legacy lives on, not just in the nation he helped build, but in the stories passed down by those who witnessed his era.

🇫🇷 France is witnessing ongoing protests! And I’d like to speak live with someone who supports them and can explain what’s really happening, why people are protesting, and what they hope to achieve. Much of what I’ve seen so far is chaos and looting, and I want to understand the bigger picture. If you’re from France and open to an honest conversation, please DM me

🇷🇸 Serbians have become so united that even Vučić-aligned media outlets now seem intimidated by that unity. Honestly, that’s impressive. This is how it should be. Personally, I don’t think an apology is enough. Are you apologising because you genuinely regret years of alleged misinformation, or because you want to retain your audience and remain relevant? And if the leadership changes tomorrow, will you simply change sides again? Once trust is broken, an apology alone cannot restore it. Studenti Pobeduju 🇷🇸

Why do some Indians vilify those who protest pollution as “anti-national”? Such ad hominem attacks are neither dignified nor intellectually defensible.

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🇧🇷 The Amazon rainforest absorbs billions of tonnes of CO₂ and helps regulate the planet’s climate. So you’re telling me its future was at stake in this election, and it may have just been saved because this man won? Wow. Congrats world!

My reflections on Serbia, its student movement, and the extraordinary unity of its people in the pursuit of freedom, justice and a better future.

🇷🇸 Serbia has shown me what courage, unity and love for one's country truly look like. I wrote about my conversation with Saša, the students, and the citizens who deserve a brighter future. Here's my article on Serbia and its fight for freedom. ❤️ @studentblokade teapawt.net/FaizUnscripted/status/…

🇷🇸 Serbian students and citizens deserved this moment more than anyone. For nearly two years, students have stood up, endured hardship and taken to the streets, showing the world that a protest can be powerful without losing its dignity. Their unity and peaceful conduct became an example far beyond Serbia. And now, seeing these massive celebrations across the country is something else. After everything they’ve been through, watching people flood the streets with Serbian flags, tears and joy feels truly special. Tonight, Serbia celebrates. ❤️🇷🇸

🇷🇸 My message to the people of Serbia. Thank you for allowing us to catch a glimpse of your world, to understand your struggles, your hopes, and what this movement truly means to you. Watching the way Serbian students have carried themselves, alongside the citizens who have stood with them, has been genuinely inspiring. The courage, dignity and unity you have shown deserve to be recognised far beyond your own borders. If there is anyone who deserves freedom, justice and a future they can be proud of, it is you. You have shown the world that standing up for your country does not require hatred, but courage, solidarity and an unwavering belief in something better. I genuinely believe you will prevail. And when that day comes, I hope the world remembers not just what you fought against, but the dignity with which you fought for your future. Thank you, Saša, for sharing your story and giving us the opportunity to understand Serbia through your eyes. Wishing the people of Serbia nothing but freedom, justice and a brighter future. 🇷🇸❤️

🇷🇸 Vučić’s Regime will fall. Studenti Pobeduju ✊🏼

🇷🇸 The story of a Serbian man named Gavrilo, who carries a cross as he stands with students protesting against the government. What I admire most about Gavrilo is the love he carries for his faith and his country. He stands with the students, not for personal gain or recognition, but out of conviction and a belief in something greater than himself. I wanted to give his story a place in this conversation because people like Gavrilo deserve to be heard. This student movement has shown how people from different backgrounds can come together for a common cause. And men like him remind us that courage doesn't always come from power, money or influence. Sometimes, it comes from faith. A government may have power, and those in power may resort to intimidation or violence, but they cannot easily break someone whose convictions run deeper than fear. There is a lesson in Gavrilo's story for all of us: love your faith, love your country, and never abandon your principles when standing up for what you believe is right. 🇷🇸

🇷🇸 Serbian protester says Christians, Muslims, atheists, non-religious people and minorities have lived together in Serbia for centuries. Today, they are marching together. People from different faiths, backgrounds and ways of life have come together, united by a common demand for justice. For years, political leaders across Serbia, Bosnia and Croatia have fuelled divisions and spread hatred between communities. But this student-led movement is showing something entirely different. A movement built on love, where religious and cultural differences have taken a back seat to the shared desire for a better future. He believes this unity is something rarely seen before, perhaps even something the world could learn from. This, he says, is what Serbia truly is. 🇷🇸