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What stories are you following today? Tell us what's making news in your part of the world.

What can the United Nations do to move the Yemeni government and the Houthis towards the negotiating table?

About 8.4 million Yemenis are directly reliant on food aid for their survival. What more should be done to provide help to them?

What is the way forward for Nicaragua? On Tuesday, we'll discuss the the country's ongoing crisis. What do you want us to include in the programme? #SOSNicaragua

What do you think are the main challenges in delivering essential aid to #Yemen's population? We'll discuss on Monday.

What stories are you following today? Share your pitch and it could turn into an episode of The Stream.

About 70 percent of #Yemen's imports come through the port of Hudaida. What does the battle for control of Hudaida mean for Yemeni civilians?

"Whenever I saw us on the news, it was really only poverty porn. They would only come in and cherry pick the negative stories and never talk about the history of why things are the way they are on our reservations." - @FrankWaln.

"I'm definitely going to write a song for Palestine one day, and the thing that keeps coming to my head is, 'I looked in the eyes of Palestine and I saw my own reflection'. I saw a reflection of my people and what we went through," says Frank.

"This country has a deep history of separating indigenous children from their parents ... The same thing happened to my great-grandparents. What's happening today is just a continuation." - @FrankWaln.

"Frank Waln and his music speak to me, because he is uncompromising and his music is uncompromising. He tells the truth, his music tells the truth and I can identify with that as a black man," @NolanHack says in a video comment.

"Hip-hop was created by a colonized people who were stolen away from their homeland and stolen away from their culture ... Hip-hop at its core is coming from indigenous roots," @FrankWaln tells us.