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Sudanese journalist, translator, and lecturer at the University of Khartoum (@U_of_K), PhD @. Opinions are my own. 🗞️

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Muhammad Nooh Osman is a Moscow-based Sputnik correspondent specialising in foreign affairs, US and Middle East news. A University of Khartoum graduate and a graduate student of Moscow State Linguistic University.

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The time has come for Arab politics in Israel to stop fearing coalition power

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By Muhammad Osman
| Ynet News Verified
At a political conference held last week in Tamra, an Arab city in northern Israel, familiar warnings resurfaced against Arab parties joining a governing coalition, along with calls to reject in advance any support for any future government. To me, that debate reflects a much larger story about Arab politics in Israel. For years, the debate centered on participation: Should Arab parties seek a place inside the centers of power, or remain outside them?
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AI disruption drives push for lifelong learning among Singapore workers

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By Muhammad Osman
| ntuc.org.sg
Model ID: f0e4f809-efff-4968-a784-070bba94b71d Sitecore Context Id: f0e4f809-efff-4968-a784-070bba94b71d; Muhammad Farouq Osman, MPP (Cambridge), works on industry and economic transformation at NTUC and serves on its Economic Policy Taskforce. Lifelong learning has long been a buzzword in Singapore’s employment landscape.
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An economic evaluation of the LINKEDin study: An intervention to reduce initial loss to follow-up among tuberculosis patients in South Africa

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By Michael Strauss, Muhammad Osman
| PLOS ONE
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Citation: Strauss M, Osman M, Meehan S-A, Marx FM, Hesseling AC, Boulle A, et al. (2026) An economic evaluation of the LINKEDin study: An intervention to reduce initial loss to follow-up among tuberculosis patients in South Africa. PLoS One 21(2): e0342708.
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