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11/25/2025

The masks didn’t just fall — they flew off like they were escaping a crime scene.
Somewhere between Beirut, Amman, and Cairo, the Brotherhood’s camouflage factory just went bankrupt, and the usual cheerleaders in Doha and Ankara suddenly lost their Wi-Fi.
History isn’t being written… it’s being roasted. 🍿🔥

The U.S. finally drops the diplomatic blindfold, targeting the Muslim Brotherhood branches in Lebanon, Jordan, and Egypt. One executive order later, and the decades-long camouflage operation begins to crumble. With Qatar and Turkey suddenly under the spotlight, and Europe nervously checking its cale...

11/22/2025

A new report from the Security Council Report (SCR) uncovers how Africa and the Caribbean—the A3 Plus—are quietly reshaping power inside the UN Security Council.

This emerging Global South coalition isn’t ideological—it’s strategic, disciplined, and increasingly influential in the Council’s most contested debates.

A new era of diplomatic agency is unfolding.

The latest study by the Security Council Report (SCR) reveals a quiet but significant shift inside the UN Security Council: Africa and the Caribbean—through the A3 Plus—are emerging as a disciplined diplomatic force capable of reshaping negotiations and challenging long-entrenched power dynamics...

11/19/2025

President Donald Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman unveiled close to $1 trillion in Saudi investment commitments during a detailed Oval Office bilateral. The meeting covered defense cooperation, AI and technology development, regional diplomacy, and future economic alignment—highlighting a significant expansion in U.S.–Saudi strategic partnership.

President Donald Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced nearly $1 trillion in new Saudi investments during a candid Oval Office meeting. The session covered defense, regional diplomacy, AI cooperation, and Gaza reconstruction, with the Crown Prince remaining composed amid tense p...

11/17/2025

Tomorrow’s White House meeting between President Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman goes far beyond ceremony. It’s a strategic moment shaped by defense interests, big-ticket tech ambitions, and a political calculus worthy of Machiavelli. Here’s what’s really at stake.

On the eve of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s White House visit, Washington is preparing for talks that blend ceremonial diplomacy with calculated strategic intent. Behind the South Lawn welcome lies a deeper contest of leverage, where both the United States and Saudi Arabia aim to secure...

11/14/2025

A new UN report highlights the rising recruitment of children in Houthi-controlled areas, as Yemen’s conflict expands from a local war to a regional flashpoint. Images of armed children reflect a generation growing up in the shadow of conflict.

Yemen’s war has entered a far more dangerous phase, the UN warns, as the Houthis tighten their grip at home while projecting power across the region. The report documents a disturbing rise in child recruitment, with boys appearing on front lines and in mass rallies carrying rifles as though they w...

11/12/2025

At today’s UN press conference marking the 9th AU–UN Annual Conference, I questioned Secretary-General António Guterres and AU Chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssouf on Africa’s security and humanitarian challenges.
Chairperson Youssouf firmly dismissed recent claims of genocide in Nigeria, while Guterres warned that journalists and aid workers now face unprecedented danger worldwide.
A striking dialogue on Africa’s path to peace, reform, and global justice.

At UN Headquarters, Secretary-General António Guterres and African Union Chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssouf held a joint press conference marking the conclusion of the 9th AU–UN Annual Conference. In response to ATN’s Ahmed Fathi, Youssouf rejected allegations of genocide in Nigeria, while Guterr...

11/09/2025

From Sri Lanka to London to Los Angeles, Ruby Lovell has built a career rooted in cultural storytelling. Her new travel series Island Girl highlights island communities around the world through identity, food, music, and heritage.

A meaningful step in using media as a bridge between cultures. 🌍✨

Sri Lanka–born journalist and producer Ruby Lovell has built a career that moves gracefully between continents, cameras, and cultures. From her award-winning show Right on LA! to her upcoming travel series Island Girl, Lovell uses storytelling as a bridge — connecting island identities, heritage...

11/02/2025

What a night to remember!
From New York to Cairo, Egyptians came together to celebrate the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum — the largest archaeological museum in the world.
Hosted by Egypt’s Consulate in New York and joined by diplomats, UN officials, and the Egyptian-American community, it was more than a viewing party — it was a celebration of identity, pride, and the timeless heartbeat of Egyptian civilization.
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Egyptians in New York gathered under one roof to celebrate history in the making — the official opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Hosted by Egypt’s Consulate General and co-sponsored by EgyptAir and the National Bank of Egypt, the event brought together diplomats, UN officials, and ...

11/01/2025

UN backs Morocco’s Autonomy Plan in a U.S.-led vote renewing the Western Sahara mission for one year — a step toward ending a 50-year conflict.

The UN Security Council has renewed the mandate of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO) for one year, adopting Resolution 2797 (2025) with U.S. leadership. The decision marks a historic shift as Morocco’s 2007 Autonomy Plan is cited as the basis for future negotiations, si...

10/30/2025

"Mass killings. Foreign mercenaries. A city under siege."

The UN condemns the atrocities in El Fasher, Sudan, where over 460 civilians were killed inside a maternity hospital and thousands remain trapped under RSF control.
Investigations by Human Rights Watch and independent journalists reveal UAE-linked arms transfers and foreign mercenaries — including Spanish-speaking fighters from Latin America — fighting alongside RSF units in Darfur.
This is not just war. It’s a breakdown of humanity.
🔗 Read ATN News full report from the UN Headquarters, New York.

The UN condemned mass killings and hospital attacks in El Fasher after the RSF seized the city, with over 460 civilians reportedly killed. Human Rights Watch verified videos showing RSF fighters executing civilians and urged the UN Security Council to impose sanctions on the group’s leaders.

10/21/2025

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10/18/2025

Opinion: Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and the Reconstruction of Gaza

Frankly, I fully support the decision by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to freeze funding for Gaza’s reconstruction until Hamas is disarmed and full civilian control is restored. This is not an act of cruelty—it’s a practical step to break the endless cycle of destruction and rebuilding that has repeated for over two decades, while the Palestinian people continue to pay the price every single time.

Hamas is no longer a purely local movement. It has become part of a complex regional network in which Iran plays the role of financier, trainer, and weapons supplier. That makes any armed group claiming to be a “resistance” force a direct threat to genuine development, because decisions of war and peace end up serving foreign agendas rather than the welfare of Palestinians. Gaza, in that equation, becomes a proxy battleground instead of a national project.

The same applies to Hezbollah in Lebanon. What’s called “resistance” there has long ceased to serve national defense—it has become an Iranian proxy feeding perpetual conflict and exploiting people’s suffering to advance regional ambitions. When these groups act as mercenary extensions of outside powers, the outcome is always the same: devastation for ordinary people, especially Palestinians and Lebanese.

I am not against international aid for the people of Gaza—on the contrary, I call for it. But such aid must come with real security and administrative reforms: disarming all factions, separating civilian governance from military control, enforcing transparent accountability, and establishing long-term planning to ensure what is rebuilt today isn’t destroyed tomorrow by yet another reckless adventure. Without these conditions, reconstruction will remain nothing more than a bandage on an open wound.

— Ahmed Fathi
October 18, 2025
New York