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KATSEYE has officially earned nominations at the #GRAMMYs for both Best Pop Duo/Group Performance and Best New Artist!
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KATSEYE has officially earned nominations at the #GRAMMYs for both Best Pop Duo/Group Performance and Best New Artist!

γ…€ There’s something magnetic about two souls finding rhythm in chaos. β€œLet Me Tell You” isn’t just about words β€” it’s about what happens between them. The glances, the pauses, the heartbeat hiding behind each move. Grateful for this moment, and for the story we told through movement and sound. you can watch our performance here. γ…€

γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€NO LABELS: PART 01 γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€ β€” Let Me Tell Youγ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€is out now. A touch, trust, and the heat that lingers in silence.
γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€NO LABELS: PART 01 γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€ β€” Let Me Tell Youγ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€γ…€is out now. A touch, trust, and the heat that lingers in silence. Honored to share this moment with Yeonjun. γ…€

γ…€ Unforgettable night! Thank you for having us at your concert tonight β€” Star Academy Performance. And thank you for your har
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Unforgettable night! Thank you for having us at your concert tonight β€” Star Academy Performance. And thank you for your hard work, Sarah. It’s our pleasure to have you with us.
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γ…€ ㅀㅀㅀㅀÉ𝒍 π’π’π’†π’ˆΓ³ π’„π’π’π’Žπ’Šπ’ˆπ’ π’š π’„π’π’π’Žπ’Šπ’ˆπ’ 𝒔𝒆 𝒗𝒂 ㅀㅀ𝑺𝒖𝒔 𝒐𝒋𝒐𝒔 𝒔𝒐𝒏 π’ŽΓ­π’', 𝒆𝒔𝒐 𝒏𝒐 𝒗𝒂 𝒂 π’„π’‚π’Žπ’ƒπ’Šπ’‚π’“ ㅀㅀ𝑴𝒆 π’’π’–π’Šπ’†π’“π’† 𝒂 π’ŽΓ­ π’š 𝒏𝒐 π’Šπ’Žπ’‘π’π’“π’•π’‚π’ 𝒍𝒂𝒔 π’…π’†π’ŽΓ‘π’” γ…€

for those who are wondering what happened in Sudan, the ongoing conflict stems from a power struggle between two military leaders, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan (SAF) and General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (RSF), tied to long-standing tensions over ethnicity, religion, resources, and politics after the 2021 coup. The country's first civil war (1955–1972) was fueled by divisions between the Arab-majority north and the African-majority south. What started as a power struggle turned into a brutal civil war, forcing millions to flee their homes and putting civilians in the middle of the violence.

to everyone who shared, read, or even paused for a moment, thank you. awareness only grows when it’s carried from one heart to another. your voice matters, your presence matters. this is how we keep truth alive. 🀍

knowing what happens beyond our borders isn't just about being woke it's about staying human. every war, every crisis, every silenced voice shapes the world we live in, even when it feels far. awareness doesn't just change how we think, it changes who we become. when we learn, we see clearer. when we see, we feel deeper. and when we feel, we care, and that's how the world starts to heal, one conscious soul at a time.

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β€” πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡©: Sudanese State Minister for Social Welfare, Sulima Ishaq, told Al Arabiya that there are 25 confirmed cases of rape in El Fasher. She reported that 300 women have been killed, some subjected to mutilation and sexual violence, including 233 women killed yesterday alone. RSF fighters raped and killed entire families. #Sudan @NewsfromSudan

in Palestine, the olive harvest is more than a season β€” it is life, roots, and resistance. families gather, laughter mingles with the scent of earth and olive oil, and the trees whisper stories of land passed through generations. yet even in this celebration, settlers attack, soldiers steal, and farmers are driven from their own soil. in Beita, residents and foreign activists fight to gather their harvest amid violence. in Sinjil, fields are seized and declared off-limits, olives stolen from hands that nurtured them. these are not distant tales, but daily acts of resilience under oppression. we witness, we remember, and we refuse to look away. γ…€
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Sudan bleeds. Children arrive in Tawila alone, stripped of family and safety. Hundreds flee El Fasher to Daba, hungry, sick, exposed women, elders, and children bearing the brunt. More are trapped under shelling, wounded, screaming, with nowhere to hide. Journalists vanish; voices meant to witness are silenced. Three female journalists are raped, families slaughtered, women mutilated, brutality unmasked in its rawest form. Armies advance while the world signs deals and counts dollars. Pakistan supplies aircraft, drones, and armored vehicles; weapons flow in from distant lands, UAE planes touching Somali soil, destined for hands that spread death. The US recognizes atrocities yet hosts the brother of a warlord, leaving the message clear: power is comfortable, accountability is distant. These are not abstract numbers. 750 children, 460 wounded, 300 women murdered, each figure a life ripped apart, each statistic a scream ignored. This is genocide unfolding in real time, and silence is complicity. γ…€
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