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This is the concrete pillar separating Ghana 🇬🇭 and Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 in the border town of Badukrom.
These two guys are shaking hands; one is in Ivory Coast, and the other is in Ghana.
The house you see on the other side is built by a man who wants to live in both countries.
There are also houses on the Ghana side with toilets on the Ivory Coast side of the border.
The chicken you see is from Ghana, on its way to visit its boyfriend in Ivory Coast.

koxyz:
We are not yet ripe for these kind of discussions, we are still being plague by some fundamentals basic needs of existence.

SeverusSnape:
All of them, US will finish them. But then again, Europe cannot side with a terrorist iran.

orisa37:
EXISTENTIAL THREAT TO ISRAEL BY IRAN IS A SIN PUNISHABLE BY TERMINATION OF IRAN AND ITS OCCUPATION BY ISRAEL. IRAN IS EVIL, CRUEL AND WICKED. ISRAEL MUST FINISH IRAN.

mikeapollo:
The next Israeli PM will be more brutal than Netanyahu.
Before Netanyahu, there was Ariel Sharon who was thought to be too hard and brutal. Now, people are talking about Netanyahu
No Israeli PM would sit down and allow their enemies to destroy Israel. The only language the enemies understand is superior brute force.

Elusive001:
Bibi was at war with who? Saudi Arabia? Qatar? UAE? Pakistan? Egypt?

Who bros?

A ⁠United Nations resolution, proposed by Ghana, to recognise transatlantic slavery as the “gravest crime against humanity” and calling for reparations, has been adopted despite pushback from Europe and the United States.
At a UN General Assembly (UNGA) vote on Wednesday, 123 countries supported the resolution, which ⁠is not legally binding but carries political weight, while three opposed it, including the US and Israel, and 52 abstained, including the United Kingdom and European Union countries.
Ghana said the resolution ⁠was needed because the consequences of slavery, which saw at least 12.5 million Africans abducted and sold between the 15th and 19th centuries, persist today, including racial disparities.
Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama, a key architect of the resolution, said the resolution’s passing was “a route to healing and reparative justice”.
“The adoption of this resolution serves as a safeguard against forgetting … Let it be recorded that when history beckoned, we did what was right for the memory of the millions who suffered the indignity of slavery.”
SOURCE: Al Jazeera
https://www.aljazeera.com/.../un-passes-resolution-naming...
#Ghana #WestAfrica #Africa #AfricanHistory #Slavery #Colonialism #Europe #Reparations #TheAHNShow #Israel #UnitedStates #USA

Elusive001:
So you think that a sane country with patriotic leaders like Netanyahu, would sit by and tolerate iran sponsor Hezbollah, hamas, islamic jihad, houthis, and other islamic terrorists groups agains her? Una think Israel na una country where islamic terrorists dey do point-and-kill steadily while the government sits like a lame duck.

Israel na the antidote to islamic terorism

Pope Leo XIV, the world's first American-born pope, strongly denounced [ the ] war in Iran on Sundy.

Speaking from the Vatican, the pope said the death and suffering has created a 'scandal to the whole human family,' while renewing
his plea for an immediate ceasefire.
'We cannot remain silent in the face of the suffering of so many people, the defenseless victims of these conflicts.
What hurts them hurts the whole of humanity,' Leo said at his weekly Angelus prayer in St. Peter's Square.

'The death and pain caused by these wars are a scandal for the entire human family and a cry that rises to God,' he continued.
Source: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/pope-leo-condemns-iran-war/ar-AA1ZefHb?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=69c1f3225db340969f4636bec601bed2&ei=18

Jakarta:
In several serious mental disorders (like psychosis):

A person believes their thoughts are normal.
They may think others are the problem, not them,

This lack of awareness is called “poor insight”
So to them, nothing feels “mad” everything is normal

@op you are clearly displaying these traits so far.

Oracleee:
There’s real history in what you’ve written, but you’re still turning a complex situation into a one-sided narrative.
Yes, the Nakba in 1948 led to mass Palestinian displacement. That’s a documented and painful part of history.
Yes, the Sabra and Shatila massacre happened, and Israel’s own Kahan Commission found leadership especially Ariel Sharon indirectly responsible for failing to prevent it.
Those are serious facts, and they shouldn’t be minimized.

But acknowledging that doesn’t mean everything else becomes simple.
Iran’s role in the region isn’t just “amplifying grievances.” It has actively funded and armed groups like Hezbollah and Hamas, which have carried out attacks on civilians. That’s part of the cycle of violence too.
Israel, on the other hand, has carried out military operations that have caused civilian harm and drawn global criticism. That also can’t be ignored or excused.
The problem is this: once you frame one side as the sole aggressor and the other as purely reactive, you stop describing reality, you start defending a position.

History here isn’t clean. Power imbalances exist, yes but so do multiple actors making decisions that escalate conflict.
Saying “both sides have responsibility” isn’t always a cop-out. Sometimes it’s an attempt to avoid replacing one oversimplification with another.
If we actually care about truth, then we have to be consistent: call out wrongdoing wherever it happens, not just where it fits a narrative.

Oracleee:
We can’t rewrite history just to fit a narrative.
Groups like ISIS and Al-Qaeda didn’t just appear because of one country. They came out of a mix of war, power struggles, extremist ideology, and failed states. Reducing it to “Israel created ISIS” or “the U.S. created Al-Qaeda” is an oversimplification at best.
Yes, the United States supported Afghan fighters during the Soviet war but that’s not the same as directly creating Al-Qaeda. The situation evolved far beyond that.
Same with Israel. You can criticize its actions in Syria or Lebanon, but claiming it “birthed ISIS” without solid evidence is a serious accusation, not a fact.
And saying Iran had ZERO role in regional instability ignores its involvement in proxy conflicts across the Middle East.
If we’re going to talk about truth, then let’s actually respect how complex these issues are. No one is completely clean here but also, no one should be blamed with claims that aren’t backed by clear evidence.
Strong opinions are fine. But accuracy matters more.

potent5:
You Nigerians are a special species of human beings. Of all the atrocities going on in the country, when did Cuba stand with you. You have not spoken out against the nonsense in your country. It's Cuba. Why don't you migrate to Cuba and defend them?Las las everybody go de alright.

abcnews.com
In 2026, several countries and international organizations sent humanitarian aid to Cuba following a severe energy crisis and a U.S. oil embargo implemented by the Trump administration.


The following countries and regions have provided aid:
Mexico: Mexico has been a leading contributor, sending multiple shipments of food, hygiene products, and oil despite U.S. threats of tariffs.

Brazil: The Brazilian government and organizations like the Workers' Party have sent over 20,000 tons of food, including rice, beans, and powdered milk.

China: China announced a major shipment of 60,000 tons of rice and provided approximately $80 million in financial assistance.

Spain: The Spanish government has coordinated humanitarian aid through the United Nations, focusing on food and essential health products.

Canada: Canada provided over $3 million in humanitarian assistance, including emergency food aid.
Russia: Russia has discussed providing fuel support to help the island manage its energy shortages.

France: France is listed among the top Official Development Assistance (ODA) donors to Cuba, providing over $23 million in aid.

Italy: Delegates from Italy arrived in early 2026 with over four tons of medical supplies.

CARICOM Nations : Barbados, Belize, Dominica, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines have also moved to send humanitarian aid.


Other Noted Contributors: Aid has also been reported from the United Kingdom, Ireland, Argentina, Chile, Turkey, and the European Union

The New York Times.

In early 2026, as Cuba faced a severe energy and humanitarian crisis intensified by a fuel blockade from the Trump administration, several African nations and regional organizations expressed support or provided aid

African Nations Providing Aid or Personnel
While many countries contributed through the international "Nuestra América" (Our America) solidarity convoy, specific African involvement included:

Algeria: Individuals from Algeria were among the hundreds of delegates who arrived in Havana in March 2026 to deliver roughly 20 tons of humanitarian aid, including food and medical supplies.

Morocco: Citizens from Morocco also participated in the international convoy that reached Cuba on March 20, 2026, to assist with the medical and food crisis.

Ghana: The Ghanaian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced an extension of humanitarian support to Cuba (alongside Jamaica and Sudan) in late 2025, continuing into the 2026 crisis period.