Enough said. The delegate of Tanzania represents the greater majority of delegates as AU wraps up the UN conference - the topics being on moderation of the Sudanese Civil War and AfCTFA Implementation on advancing Intra-African trade.

“The robes do not make the lawyer, the robes make the lawyer” states a delegate from Phillipines as they begin their victory press conference.

At ICJ, the matter of righteous island ownership in South China Sea by China vs Phillipines has been ruled in favour of Phillipines.

‘D-day’ has officially peaked as honourable judges have began outlining final decisions to conclude the matter of China vs Phillipines.

So far, favour has sided with Phillipines with the description of ‘cyborg islands’ - by China - rejected by the ICJ judge panel today at the UN.

A Chinese spy is rumoured to have infiltrated the UN - and it seems as a Phillipines delegate.
Comparisons have been drawn between the suspected spy and the former president of China.
What this entails for the credibility of the upcoming decisions of today’s forum is yet to be explained.

“We congratulate the delegate in Sri Lanka on their brave words” - views on the freedom of press is criticised by China.

In HRC, the delegate of China counters the position on freedom of speech with the argument that attempts to get the right media is an excuse to impose the press the west wants.

The delegate from Phillipines has been clocked by the press.

The failure to correctly recall the currency used in their country - let alone the economic situation and policies - greatly undermines their ability to contribute sound delegation decisions.

Go figure.

The African Union has concluded discussion on the Sudanese Civil War - with no new resolutions passed.

Tensions have risen between Columbia and Greece - except it seems one sided for now.

At today’s UNSC meeting, It seems there’s more to this that needs to be explained.