Sudan impact: the war the world forgot

Much of Sudan has already collapsed into chaos (www.economist.com/graphic-det.... Now a crucial city may fall, the United Nations is belatedly scrambling to avert a bloodbath. Gary Lineker (www.economist.com/britain/202...) is a former footballer, broadcaster and podcast mogul. He also embodies Britain’s social aspirations (10:52). And the women in Japan (www.economist.com/culture/202...) who pay men to praise them (18:49).
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[@sirshauniv511]

If people actually cared about those suffering the consequences of war, perhaps the people starving in Sudan would be able to get a bit more help. Instead, all we do is pretend to care whenever it's trendy, leaving innocent people to suffer because TikTok doesn't care about them.

[@NahedElrayes]

Actually, I find people care the most when a genocidal country is the #1 recipient of their tax money and every president they’ve ever had was openly influenced by millions in bribes from that foreign country…..…….is that country Sudan?

[@Coolinteresting876]

No, sound.

[@Coolinteresting876]

This is sad thing.

[@Abdoulkani-Shirdoon]

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