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To those who hoped to see the centre-right divided, today we respond with facts: we are united, cohesive, and determined to carry forward the commitments made to citizens. We are introducing rules designed to promote the stability and parliamentary coherence of any government, regardless of its political colour. #ItalyElections #Meloni #PoliticalReform

The post called for Benjamin Netanyahu to visit Kyiv before 25 October 2026 and described Vladimir Putin as a common strategic enemy of Ukraine and Israel. It said Russia and Iran were strategic partners, and that Iran armed and supported Hezbollah and backed Hamas. The post also said Moscow benefited when the West was distracted and divided. https://t.co/8GeNRSMSns #Ukraine #Israel #Russia #UA #IL #RU #IR

Bruno Fernandes said he had spoken with Cristiano Ronaldo and told him he remained the greatest icon of Portugal’s national team and country. Fernandes said the team was united rather than divided and that the matter should be resolved internally, with a positive outcome for both parties. https://t.co/RB6dMkTv6f #BrunoFernandes #CristianoRonaldo #Seleção #PT #PT (translated)

IRAN: MEK/NCRI – when AI impersonated a real activist in live conversations For years, synthetic media has largely meant fabricated images, cloned voices and manipulated video. A case uncovered by Anthropic in September 2026 suggests a more consequential development: artificial intelligence being used not merely to imitate how a person looks or sounds, but to behave as that person in an ongoing conversation. Anthropic says it dismantled a distributed influence operation targeting Iranians inside the country and abroad that it linked to the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran, or PMOI/MEK, and its political front, the National Council of Resistance of Iran. The operators used a shared AI-agent platform to support impersonation, audience profiling, coordinated social-media activity, synthetic personas and the laundering of organisational content through apparently independent accounts. At least four people involved in the operation worked for official NCRI media outlets, according to Anthropic. The company also found references to committee approval processes and MEK leadership, but said it could not independently determine the precise level of central control. Cloning a person from 8,400 Telegram posts The most striking part of the operation involved a real activist whose Telegram identity was copied. According to Anthropic, the operators instructed Claude in Persian that it was now that person, then provided approximately 8,400 of the activist’s Telegram posts so the system could learn and reproduce his writing style. The AI-assisted account was subsequently used to conduct live political conversations with the activist’s existing contacts. Anthropic says that, to its knowledge, the people receiving those messages did not know they were interacting with an account being operated with AI assistance. This is materially different from a conventional chatbot or a static deepfake. The system was not simply producing a forged statement attributed to someone else. It was using a large archive of that person’s authentic language as behavioural training material, then applying the resulting imitation interactively. In practical terms, the deception moved from synthetic content to synthetic identity. Anthropic did not publish the identity of the impersonated activist, nor details of his contacts, and the public report does not establish what specific information the conversations produced. What it does establish is that the impersonation was operational rather than experimental: the cloned account was used in real exchanges with real people. From social-media monitoring to psychographic dossiers The impersonation sat inside a much broader targeting system. Anthropic says the network scraped more than 500 social-media channels and categorised individuals by location, age, profession, political orientation and arrest history. It then analysed approximately 51,944 archived messages from conversations to construct detailed psychographic dossiers on dozens of people inside Iran. The system was therefore not limited to broadcasting propaganda. It was also designed to understand specific audiences and individuals. Profiles could be used to decide what kind of message was most likely to resonate with a particular person, which political identity they appeared closest to and how they should be approached. Anthropic describes this as a structured targeting funnel rather than ad hoc social-media activity. That distinction is important in the Iranian context. Political activists, dissidents and opposition contacts inside Iran can face arrest and severe punishment. The report does not show that the dossiers directly led to arrests or other harm, but collecting and organising information such as arrest history and political affiliation adds a surveillance dimension to what would otherwise be described as an influence operation. A shared AI system for an influence network Anthropic found that the actors used a shared Claude-based platform named “Viktor”, with separate workspaces and persistent memory. Those memory files contained approved sources, prohibited words, account-management instructions and methods intended to reduce the risk of detection. One operator loaded MEK founding doctrine into the system as what the report called “strategic base data”, allowing others to reuse it across their work. This persistent-memory structure meant the AI did not have to be briefed from scratch for every task. Once doctrine, stylistic rules and operational constraints had been stored, the system could repeatedly produce material consistent with the network’s objectives. Anthropic says the same general playbook appeared across different workspaces despite the operators not sharing obvious account infrastructure. The network also used automated pipelines to coordinate Instagram posting schedules and tailor messages to different audiences. Some accounts initially avoided mentioning the Mojahedin at all, allowing material aligned with MEK/NCRI narratives to appear as neutral or independent political commentary. Content was distributed through the organisation’s own media ecosystem as well as accounts presented as ordinary news or activist profiles. Anthropic assessed the campaign as Category Two on its Breakout Scale: active on multiple platforms with distribution through NCRI-linked media properties and amplifier accounts, but without evidence of broad authentic penetration. Synthetic citizens and disguised organisational media The same infrastructure generated AI avatars presented as ordinary Iranians, complete with Persian audio, to promote Maryam Rajavi’s political programme. Anthropic says the synthetic nature of these personas was intentionally concealed. Operators also rewrote and redistributed content originating from MEK-affiliated media while stripping identifying features or presenting it through apparently independent accounts. The network’s political messaging targeted the Iranian government but also rival opposition currents, including monarchists and supporters of the Pahlavi camp. Anthropic documented fabricated video material attacking a member of the Pahlavi family and the use of the slogan “Neither Shah Nor Sheikh”, consistent with the NCRI’s broader competition with other opposition movements. That rivalry provides relevant context. Reuters describes the MEK as one of Iran’s principal organised opposition movements in exile and the dominant force behind the NCRI, led by Maryam Rajavi. Its relationship with other opposition currents is often contentious, while the extent of its support inside Iran remains uncertain. What can be attributed – and what cannot Anthropic’s attribution is unusually specific but still needs to be stated carefully. The company says its investigation linked the operation to MEK/NCRI and established that at least four participants worked for official NCRI media organisations. It also found a common operational playbook, committee review structures and repeated references to MEK leadership. On that basis, Anthropic said central tasking was likely. It nevertheless stopped short of saying it had proven that NCRI’s senior leadership directly ordered or managed every component of the operation. That caveat matters. The strongest public evidence supports describing GTG-84006 as a MEK/NCRI-aligned influence operation involving personnel from official NCRI media, rather than asserting that every action was directly commanded by the organisation’s top leadership. The broader significance of the case lies elsewhere. Earlier generations of synthetic media attempted to fabricate evidence: a photograph, a voice recording or a video. Here, AI was used to maintain an identity over time, remember doctrine, analyse targets and speak directly to real people while appearing to be someone they already trusted. The deepfake was no longer merely an artefact. It had become a participant in the conversation. Sources Anthropic — Countering misuse of AI: September 2026 https://www.anthropic.com/threat-intelligence-report-september-2026 AI Misuse Case Library — GTG-84006 activist impersonation case https://www.misuseofai.com/en/cases/gtg-84006-activist-impersonation/ Reuters — Who makes up Iran’s fragmented opposition? https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/who-makes-up-irans-fragmented-opposition-2025-06-18/ Reuters — Iran’s divided opposition senses its moment https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/irans-divided-opposition-senses-its-moment-activists-remain-wary-protests-2025-06-19/ Reuters — NCRI and Maryam Rajavi https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/dissident-leader-abroad-urges-iranians-bring-down-khamenei-2025-06-24/ Keywords #DISINFORMED #Episode12 #Iran #MEK #PMOI #NCRI #IranianOpposition #Disinformation #InfluenceOperations #InformationWarfare #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #GenerativeAI #ClaudeAI #Anthropic #AIDeception #AIImpersonation #IdentityImpersonation #SyntheticIdentity #InteractiveDeepfake #DigitalImpersonation #PersonaCloning #BehaviouralCloning #Telegram #PsychographicProfiling #TargetProfiling #AudienceTargeting #SocialMediaManipulation #Astroturfing #SyntheticPersonas #NarrativeLaundering #CoordinatedInfluence #PoliticalInfluence #DigitalInfluence #OppositionPolitics #IranPolitics #OSINT #WRLD

Never accept the division of Korea as permanent. Germany was divided by walls, armies and rival systems—and reunited in 1990. History proved that seemingly permanent divisions can end. The Korean Peninsula has remained divided under an armistice since 1953, with no final peace https://t.co/XTxeIdTQfE #Korea #Reunification #Peace #KR #DE

Never accept the division of Korea as permanent. Germany was divided by walls, armies and rival systems—and reunited in 1990. History proved that seemingly permanent divisions can end. The Korean Peninsula has remained divided under an armistice since 1953, with no final peace https://t.co/CjFBl7DWKL #Korea #Unity #Peace #KR #DE

Never accept the division of Korea as permanent. Germany was divided by walls, armies and rival systems—and reunited in 1990. History proved that seemingly permanent divisions can end. The Korean Peninsula has remained divided under an armistice since 1953, with no final peace https://t.co/tlXjPtEIwE #Korea #Reunification #History #KR #DE

UNGA 2026 shows how deeply divided the United Nations has become. Netanyahu speaks — dozens of delegates walk out. Iran’s President Pezeshkian speaks — the US delegation walks out. Lavrov comes to New York, meets diplomats and takes his place in the UN system. For me, these https://t.co/LxRIVa95Yw #UNGA2026 #GlobalPolitics #Diplomacy #US #IR #IL #RU

Division Made Clear: Why We can't Divide by Zero and Other Essential Concepts (Grades 3-8) www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GNY6VLK5 A child wants to share candies at school… but there is no one to share with. So he decides to eat them all. Then he worries about a stomachache. And that’s how a playful mathematical adventure begins. From candies to pizza slices, from tiny “ant steps” around a 360° circle to clock hands pointing at 8 o’clock, this story gently introduces children to the beauty of division. What happens when 2 pizzas are shared by 3 children? Why do crumbs appear when we use approximations? Can 720 tiny steps be divided equally? Through imaginative storytelling, children explore: Division by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 Remainders as “crumbs” Classes of remainders Multiples and patterns Fractions like halves, thirds, and two-thirds Real-life questions such as: Which years between 2020 and 2030 are divisible by 5? Using numbers from 0 to 21, familiar objects like candy boxes and pizzas, and friendly explanations, complex mathematical ideas become playful discoveries. Division is no longer just calculation — it becomes sharing, thinking, predicting, and exploring patterns. Perfect for curious children, parents, and teachers who want to turn mathematics into a story worth savoring. Includes a glossary of 14 key mathematical terms. #BasicDivisibilityForStudents #KidsMathAdventure #FunMathWorkbook #LearnMathWithStories #LearnMath #Stories #DivisionExercisesGrade_3_8 #MathStoriesForKids #StorytellerUK2026 #PizzaMargherita #PizzaPepperoni #PizzaQuattroFormaggi #PizzaCapricciosa #PizzaMarinara #PizzaDiavola #PizzaHawaiian #PizzaVegetariana #Kids #0251 20261006: 918(444)8 #Happy #HappyEdu #HappyKids #HappyMath

AFRICA DAILY REPORT — 23 SEPTEMBER 2026 Major developments reported during the previous 24 hours 1. SOUTH SUDAN — Kiir dissolves transitional government ahead of December election Importance: 10/10 — Critical President Salva Kiir dissolved South Sudan’s transitional government after signing amendments that remove requirements to complete a permanent constitution and census before the long-delayed national election. The opposition has challenged the changes, while the move fundamentally reshapes the political framework ahead of what is intended to be the country’s first national election since independence. Source: Reuters — https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/south-sudans-president-signs-election-law-changes-ahead-december-vote-2026-09-22/ Additional source: Africanews — https://www.africanews.com/2026/09/22/south-sudan-president-dissolves-govt-as-controversy-engulfs-december-poll/ 2. SUDAN — US links Burhan’s UN visa to proposed ceasefire Importance: 9.5/10 — Very High The United States is withholding a visa for Sudanese army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan ahead of the UN General Assembly, according to Reuters sources, in connection with a US-backed proposal for a 90-day ceasefire that Khartoum has resisted. Sudan has asked the UN to intervene, and its foreign minister is expected to address the General Assembly instead if the dispute is not resolved. Source: Reuters — https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/us-withholding-sudanese-leaders-visa-over-ceasefire-plan-sources-say-2026-09-22/ 3. SUDAN — Currency collapse deepens civilian economic crisis Importance: 9/10 — Very High Sudan’s pound has lost nearly half its value in army-controlled territory since May, trading at around 7,500 pounds to the dollar on the black market versus about 4,100 in May. Reuters links the collapse to the economic fragmentation created by the war, reduced state revenues and wartime spending. The depreciation is driving up the cost of basic goods and worsening hardship for civilians and returning refugees. Source: Reuters — https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/currency-collapse-heaps-more-pain-civilians-divided-sudan-2026-09-22/ 4. DR CONGO — Government orders investigation into violence at anti-government protest Importance: 8.5/10 — Very High DR Congo’s justice minister ordered a judicial investigation into violence during the September 15 opposition protest in Kinshasa, including reports of injuries, arrests, property destruction and a death. The demonstration opposed a proposed constitutional change that could allow President Félix Tshisekedi to seek another term. Police used tear gas, while clashes were also reported between opposition demonstrators and pro-government groups. Source: Africanews — https://www.africanews.com/2026/09/22/dr-congo-to-probe-violence-death-of-protestor-at-anti-govt-rally/ 5. RWANDA / BELGIUM — Diplomatic relations restored after 18-month rupture Importance: 8/10 — High Belgium and Rwanda have resumed diplomatic relations 18 months after breaking ties amid their dispute over the conflict in eastern DR Congo. The restoration is diplomatically significant because Belgium has been a prominent European actor in the Great Lakes region and relations deteriorated sharply over allegations concerning Rwanda’s role in the Congolese conflict. Source: Reuters — https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/belgium-rwanda-resume-diplomatic-relations-after-drc-conflict-dispute-2026-09-22/ 6. LIBYA — Armed group shuts pipeline valve, reducing Sharara oil production Importance: 8/10 — High An unidentified armed group closed a valve on the pipeline connecting Libya’s major Al-Sharara oil field with Zawiya, reducing production. The National Oil Corporation warned that a prolonged shutdown could force it to declare force majeure and could also affect the Zawiya refinery. The disruption again demonstrates the vulnerability of Libya’s oil-dependent economy to armed-group pressure and political fragmentation. Source: Africanews — https://www.africanews.com/2026/09/22/libya-oil-production-hit-after-armed-group-shuts-pipeline-valve/ 7. MOROCCO — Parliamentary election puts youth participation and social pressures in focus Importance: 7.5/10 — High Nearly 16 million registered voters are eligible to elect Morocco’s 395-member House of Representatives today. Youth disengagement is a major issue: Africanews/AFP reports that only around 4% of registered voters are aged 18–24. Employment, housing, public services and the legacy of the Gen Z-led protests are central themes surrounding the vote. Source: Africanews — https://www.africanews.com/2026/09/23/i-expect-nothing-morocco-elections-test-young-peoples-faith-in-politics/ 8. TUNISIA — 2026 confirmed as hottest summer on record Importance: 7.5/10 — High Tunisia’s National Meteorological Institute says summer 2026 was the country’s hottest since records began in 1950. Average temperatures were about 2.9°C above the previous record, with prolonged heatwaves, exceptionally warm nights, water shortages and electricity cuts. Kairouan reached 49.7°C in July. Source: AFP via FMT — https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/world/2026/09/22/tunisia-says-2026-summer-hottest-on-record 9. GUINEA — Exiled opposition leader says authorities revoked his passport Importance: 7/10 — Significant Guinean opposition figure Cellou Dalein Diallo says his passport was revoked as he prepared to travel from Abidjan to New York for meetings on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. Diallo has lived in exile since 2022. His UFDG party was dissolved in March along with other opposition parties, adding the passport case to wider concerns about political restrictions under President Mamady Doumbouya. Source: Africanews — https://www.africanews.com/2026/09/22/exiled-guinean-opposition-leader-says-his-passport-has-been-revoked/ 10. KENYA / AFRICA AT UNGA — Ruto presses for reform of global financial architecture Importance: 7/10 — Significant At the Partners for Multilateralism summit during UN General Assembly High-Level Week, Kenyan President William Ruto argued that international financial institutions should act more as catalysts for African capital rather than simply as lenders. The intervention forms part of a broader African push at UNGA for reforms to global financial governance and greater representation in multilateral institutions. Source: Africanews / AP — https://www.africanews.com/2026/09/22/ruto-pushes-for-global-finance-reforms-at-summit-for-multilateralism/ #Africa #AfricaNews #TopNewsOfAfrica #SouthSudan #SalvaKiir #SouthSudanElections #PoliticalTransition #TransitionalGovernment #ElectoralReform #AfricanPolitics #Tunisia #NorthAfrica #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #RecordHeat #ExtremeHeat #Heatwave #GlobalWarming #WaterScarcity #ClimateSecurity #Sudan #SudanConflict #AbdelFattahAlBurhan #UnitedStates #Ceasefire #PeaceNegotiations #Diplomacy #UnitedNations #UNGA2026 #AfricanSecurity #RegionalStability #Geopolitics #AfricaToday #wrldorg

“Trump & Vance seem to be laying the foundation for a more divided Europe that is incapable of deterring Russia, ever more dependent on China, & at odds with itself. If the admin continues on this path, it may get the European culture war it wants, but the US will lose its ally.” #Europe #Russia #China #EU #US #RU #CN

Tehran split into two worlds: unveiled women ran openly in a city marathon while state forces paraded machine guns nearby. The striking contrast exposes a deeply divided capital, caught between defiance and regime mobilisation amid rising warfare. #Iran #WomenInSports #HumanRights

BRICS Is Divided on Iran. So Are NATO and the G-7. The bloc isn’t a geopolitical alliance, and it shouldn’t be expected to function like one. https://t.co/3vNV3yZ7bG #BRICS #Iran #Geopolitics #BR #IR #NATO #G7

AFRYKA — RAPORT DZIENNY 14 września 2026 | wydarzenia z ostatnich 24 godzin 1. SUDAN — fala ataków dronowych na Ed Damazin Znaczenie: 5/5 — KRYTYCZNE Seria dronów uderzyła w kilka lokalizacji w Ed Damazin, stolicy stanu Blue Nile. Rozszerzenie działań z użyciem dronów na ten obszar wskazuje na dalsze geograficzne poszerzanie wojny i zwiększa ryzyko destabilizacji rejonu graniczącego z Etiopią i Sudanem Południowym. Źródło: Sudan Tribune, 13.09.2026 https://sudantribune.com/article/318734 2. DR KONGA — epidemia Eboli nadal przyspiesza Znaczenie: 5/5 — KRYTYCZNE Najnowsze doniesienia wskazują, że liczba przypadków przekroczyła 7 tys., a epidemia pozostaje najszybciej rozszerzającym się ogniskiem Eboli w kraju. WHO 10 września potwierdzała 6 757 przypadków i 3 267 zgonów według danych do 7 września, przy bardzo wysokiej śmiertelności 48,3%. Kluczowym problemem pozostają słaba wykrywalność, ograniczenia opieki i trwający konflikt na wschodzie kraju. Źródła: WHO; Associated Press; media regionalne https://www.who.int/emergencies/disease-outbreak-news/item/2026-DON617 https://apnews.com/article/congo-ebola-africa-spread-ituri-58a2b25c752eaa8344ff16564a8e3547 3. SUDAN — kryzys paliwowy i gwałtowny wzrost cen Znaczenie: 4.5/5 — BARDZO WYSOKIE W Chartumie i innych stanach ponownie pojawiły się długie kolejki na stacjach benzynowych, a ceny paliw wyraźnie wzrosły. Problem pogłębia presję na gospodarstwa domowe, transport i ceny żywności w kraju wyniszczonym wojną i kryzysem humanitarnym. Źródło: Sudan Tribune, 13.09.2026 https://sudantribune.com/article/318732 4. KENIA — duża mobilizacja policji podczas wiecu opozycji w Nairobi Znaczenie: 4.5/5 — BARDZO WYSOKIE W Nairobi rozmieszczono znaczne siły policyjne w związku z wiecem ruchu Linda Mwananchi. Senator Edwin Sifuna coraz wyraźniej pozycjonuje się jako jeden z najważniejszych przeciwników prezydenta Williama Ruto przed wyborami w 2027 r. Wydarzenie jest istotne po ostatniej fali napięć politycznych i przypadkach przemocy. Źródła: AFP / FMT; People Daily Kenya, 13.09.2026 https://rebuild.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/world/2026/09/13/heavy-police-deployment-for-kenya-opposition-rally https://peopledaily.digital/news/dont-dare-nairobi-police-commander-warns-linda-mwananchi-against-cbd-rally 5. BRICS — Chiny proponują mocniejszą integrację gospodarczą bloku Znaczenie: 4.5/5 — BARDZO WYSOKIE Xi Jinping zaproponował na szczycie BRICS w New Delhi pogłębienie współpracy w handlu, finansach, sztucznej inteligencji i specjalnych strefach ekonomicznych. Dla Afryki ma to bezpośrednie znaczenie, ponieważ członkami BRICS są RPA, Egipt i Etiopia, a część pozostałych państw afrykańskich rozwija status partnerski. RPA ponownie naciskała także na reformę globalnych instytucji i większą reprezentację Afryki. Źródła: Reuters; South African Presidency / media południowoafrykańskie, 13.09.2026 https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/xi-pushes-greater-brics-economic-ties-give-bloc-larger-global-role-2026-09-13/ 6. NIGERIA–RPA — narastający kryzys wokół przemocy antyimigranckiej Znaczenie: 4/5 — WYSOKIE Napięcie między dwoma największymi politycznie i gospodarczo państwami Afryki Subsaharyjskiej pozostaje wysokie. Nigeria zawiesiła parlamentarne wizyty i udział w wydarzeniach w RPA w reakcji na przemoc wobec migrantów, w tym Nigeryjczyków. Spór zaczyna wykraczać poza kwestie konsularne i może wpływać na szerszą współpracę afrykańską. Źródła: Reuters; Associated Press; Africanews https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/nigeria-parliament-boycotts-south-africa-events-over-anti-migrant-attacks-2026-09-11/ https://apnews.com/article/523e32cb4f0574e2e00b8345460b1c02 7. LIBIA — USA próbują uruchomić nowy układ polityczny Znaczenie: 4/5 — WYSOKIE Administracja USA prowadzi nową inicjatywę mającą przełamać wieloletni podział Libii. Według Le Monde rozważany jest układ władzy obejmujący środowisko Haftara na wschodzie oraz obóz Dbeibaha na zachodzie. Plan może zmienić równowagę polityczną, ale jednocześnie grozi marginalizacją procesu ONZ i części społeczeństwa obywatelskiego. Źródło: Le Monde Afrique, 13.09.2026 https://www.lemonde.fr/en/le-monde-africa/article/2026/09/13/trump-seeks-to-play-peacemaker-in-a-divided-libya_6757479_124.html 8. NIGERIA — startuje IPO Dangote Refinery, potencjalnie największe w historii Afryki Znaczenie: 4/5 — WYSOKIE 14 września otwiera się subskrypcja akcji Dangote Petroleum Refinery. Oferta ma przynieść ok. 1,6 mld USD i finansować m.in. zwiększenie mocy rafinerii do 1,4 mln baryłek dziennie. Skala transakcji może istotnie wpłynąć na nigeryjski rynek kapitałowy oraz sektor paliwowy w Afryce Zachodniej. Źródła: Reuters; Financial Times; AllAfrica https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/nigerias-dangote-refinery-ipo-raise-between-155-18-bln-sources-2026-09-04/ https://allafrica.com/stories/202609080009.html 9. UGANDA — pogarsza się niedożywienie dzieci w Karamoja Znaczenie: 4/5 — WYSOKIE Save the Children ostrzega przed dalszym wzrostem ostrego niedożywienia dzieci w północno-wschodniej Ugandzie. Według najnowszej aktualizacji liczba dzieci dotkniętych problemem wzrosła z ok. 122 tys. do ponad 154 tys., a około 38 tys. może wymagać pilnej interwencji medycznej. Głównym czynnikiem jest pogarszające się bezpieczeństwo żywnościowe i niedobory opadów. Źródło: Africanews / Save the Children, aktualizacja 13.09.2026 https://www.africanews.com/2026/09/11/uganda-save-the-children-warns-child-malnutrition-is-worsening/ 10. MORZE CZERWONE / RÓG AFRYKI — rośnie zagrożenie dla żeglugi przez Bab el-Mandeb Znaczenie: 4/5 — WYSOKIE Postępy Huti w Jemenie zwiększają ryzyko zakłóceń w cieśninie Bab el-Mandeb, bezpośrednio sąsiadującej z Dżibuti i Erytreą. To jeden z najważniejszych szlaków handlowych świata. Ewentualne ograniczenie żeglugi uderzyłoby szczególnie w handel Afryki Wschodniej i Północno-Wschodniej, podnosząc koszty transportu, paliw i importu. Źródło: Reuters, 13–14.09.2026 https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/houthi-advance-yemen-puts-us-new-bind-2026-09-12/ https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/global-markets-view-europe-2026-09-14/ PODSUMOWANIE DNIA Najpoważniejsze bezpośrednie ryzyka dla Afryki pozostają dziś skoncentrowane w dwóch obszarach: wojnie w Sudanie oraz epidemii Eboli w DR Konga. Jednocześnie na poziomie strategicznym rośnie znaczenie szczytu BRICS i rywalizacji o kształt globalnego ładu gospodarczego. W Afryce Wschodniej warto obserwować rozwój napięć politycznych w Kenii oraz zagrożenie dla żeglugi przez Bab el-Mandeb. Gospodarczo najważniejszym wydarzeniem dnia jest otwarcie IPO Dangote Refinery w Nigerii. #Afryka #africa #Sudan #nigeria #BabelMandeb #Uganda #libya #libia #Southafrica #brics #ebola #congo #kongo

I accuse Putin of wanting an ExUK: a weaker, divided Britain, a weaker Europe and a weaker transatlantic alliance. My answer is the opposite: keep Britain united, defend NATO, rebuild the European partnership and bring the United Kingdom back into the European Union. Brexit did https://t.co/imTJCSZZkK #UnitedKingdom #NATO #EuropeanUnion #GB #EU #RU #NATO

EXNIGERIA NOW. 🇳🇬 Nigeria has become the Yugoslavia of West Africa: too centralized, too divided, too unequal and too unstable to keep pretending that one political structure can serve every people fairly forever. My answer is not war. My answer is democracy. Referendums, not https://t.co/B6eqjeDVN6 #Nigeria #Democracy #Referendum #NG

I say that everybody who's living within that pollution cloud is breathing in the products of those smouldering peat fires. We're breathing in carbon monoxide, which is toxic, and we're breathing in the very finely divided particulate matter that can pass through the alveoli in the lungs into the bloodstream and cause further problems elsewhere in the body, including issues with the heart. Living in this kind of pollution cloud is extremely unhealthy.

PUTIN WILL NEVER GET SAXONY-ANHALT BACK. 🇩🇪🇪🇺🇺🇦 Eastern Germany knows what Moscow’s domination meant. It must never return — not militarily, not politically, not through dependence, fear or appeasement. Putin wants a weaker Germany. He wants a divided Europe. He wants NATO https://t.co/yTio1P4Wbr #SaxonyAnhalt #StopPutin #UnitedEurope #DE #EU #UA

When the Fog Begins to Lift If you feel as though the world is going crazy, you’re not imagining things. Over the past decade, a media-driven “woke” movement gripped Western societies, creating what Michael Shellenberger calls “mass psychosis.” He argues that Democrats and media figures labeled opponents of DEI, racial quotas, and open borders as far-right—not because those people had changed, but because the political left had moved dramatically further left on cultural issues. Evidence continues to support this view. U.S. General Social Survey data suggests that center- and right-leaning opinions have remained relatively stable since the early 2000s, while left-wing views have shifted substantially. Meanwhile, publications such as *The New York Times* and *The Washington Post* sharply increased their use of terms like “racist” and “white privilege” after 2012. Shellenberger writes: “The media did this. The mass brainwashing came from college-educated elites in control of the most powerful propaganda machine in world history. These elites convinced the public that the West had grown more racist than ever, a blatant contradiction of the evidence. While the public was distracted by manufactured culture wars, governments exploited the chaos to consolidate power. Authoritarianism, spiraling debt, and economic devastation were the crippling costs of this deception.” He describes the political consequences just as bluntly: “By the time we got to 2016, Democrats had become completely unhinged. They made everything political, hunted heretics, and weaponized the government—three core characteristics of totalitarianism.” The fallout has been severe. Institutions lie in ruins, public trust has collapsed, and communities remain deeply divided. This was not simply a political miscalculation. It was ideological warfare, designed to divide and control. As the fog begins to lift, one question remains: Have we learned enough to resist the next wave of fearmongering and manipulation—or will we once again accept the same tactics from new faces?