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As global events unfold, social media platforms provide a diverse perspective. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed concern via Twitter about Afghanistan’s worsening situation. He stated that over half the population urgently needs humanitarian aid due to poverty and a lack of basic necessities like food, education, and healthcare. He also criticized the ban on girls’ education and women’s employment rights, advocating for their full societal involvement.

Meanwhile, in Europe, Ukraine’s राष्ट्रपती Volodymyr Zelenskyy honored the “Heavenly Hundred,” the brave individuals who fought for Ukrainian freedom. He emphasized Ukrainian unity against their adversaries.

Despite these serious global issues, some public figures engaged in petty disputes. TikTok star Bryce Hall faced criticism after publicly rebuking pop singer Billie Eilish for her alleged comments on TikTokers at award ceremonies.

Dr. Husam Zomlot tweeted about his meeting with Stephen Flynn from SNP regarding an upcoming Gaza ceasefire vote due to increased violence there.

President Joe Biden criticized Republicans for prioritizing vacation over urgent issues but also shared a positive statistic: 16 million new business applications have been submitted since he took office.

Vivek Ramaswamy discussed Fani Willis’ testimony revealing harsh realities about America’s justice system and expressed excitement about attending Daytona 500. Mark Galeotti suggested that Putin’s Russia has reverted to a banana republic phase, while Professor Shashi Sodhan promoted Dr. Jade McGlynn’s book on Russian governmental and media manipulation of history under Putin.

In the US, Melinda Ickes was recognized by UK Healthcare for her contributions to youth health promotion at UK College of Education.

In sports news, NBA player Rudy Gobert shrugged off his All Star snub, opting for a beachside rest instead of attending the All Star weekend in Indiana. Joel Osteen used scripture to spread messages of power and love over fear.

केन्सिंग्टन रॉयल account expressed joy at participating in the #EEBAFTAs, UK’s premier film celebration. Michigan’s Governor, Gretchen Whitmer, praised her state’s progress under President Biden compared to Donald Trump’s tenure.

In entertainment news, David Sandlin’s trade to the Red Sox was confirmed by Keith Law. Denise Richards, famed for her role as Christmas Jones in the James Bond film “The World is Not Enough”, celebrated another birthday.