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15 Oct 2024
#politics
The Federalist: The New York Times Gaslights About Political Prosecutions
The New York Times published an article expressing concerns that a second Trump presidency could lead to political prosecutions against Democrats, citing fears from legal experts. The authors argue that Trump's past threats and rhetoric pose a significant risk to democratic norms.
Critics of the article highlight that it overlooks the extensive legal actions taken against Trump and his supporters during his first term, suggesting a double standard in political prosecutions. The discourse reflects broader tensions regarding the use of law for political purposes.
GB News: North Korea BLOWS UP key road links to south as Kim warns of 'serious provocation'
North Korea has destroyed key road and rail links to South Korea, escalating tensions on the peninsula. The South Korean military responded with warning shots after North Korean troops detonated sections of the infrastructure, which had been rebuilt at significant taxpayer expense.
This incident follows a series of provocations, including allegations of South Korean drones over Pyongyang. Both Koreas remain technically at war, and the destruction of these links marks a significant setback in inter-Korean relations.
The Telegraph: Watch: North Korea blows up roads and rail lines connecting it with South
North Korea has detonated landmines, destroying roads and rail lines on its side of the border with South Korea, escalating tensions. In response, South Korea's military fired warning shots, with no damage reported on their side.
The explosions follow North Korea's pledge to sever inter-Korean connections, undermining past peace efforts. The two nations remain technically at war since their 1950-53 conflict ended in an armistice.
#society
GB News: Assisted dying bill sparks fiery on-air row as Eamonn Holmes clashes with guest
Eamonn Holmes defended assisted dying during a live debate, countering concerns from registrars who argue it may become a cost-cutting measure instead of improving palliative care. He criticized opponents for prioritizing religious beliefs over alleviating suffering.
Clare Muldoon emphasized the need for a serious discussion on the implications of the bill, highlighting the importance of protecting vulnerable individuals. A Private Member's Bill to legalize assisted dying is set for a vote on November 29.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: I planned to sanction ‘extremist’ Israeli ministers, reveals David Cameron
Lord Cameron disclosed his intention to sanction two Israeli ministers, Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir, due to their extremist views and comments on Gaza aid and West Bank violence. His plans were halted as they were deemed too politically sensitive before the general election.
He expressed concern over the current government's stance, advocating for a balanced approach to Israel that neither fully supports nor completely restricts arms sales. Cameron emphasized the need for accountability regarding extremist actions within the Israeli government.
#military
Fox News: Israel reveals Hezbollah special forces terrorist 'bunker' located under home with weapons, motorcycles
Israel's military has discovered a Hezbollah bunker near the Lebanese border, containing weapons and motorcycles intended for a planned attack on Israel. IDF spokesperson Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari stated that the bunker was set up for Hezbollah's special forces to conduct a significant assault.
The IDF has been actively dismantling Hezbollah's military capabilities along the border, claiming to have seized advanced weaponry and intelligence during operations. Hagari emphasized Israel's commitment to ensuring the safety of its citizens against potential threats.
#culture
Fox News: How a Monet painting looted in WWII was tracked to US, returned to family heirs
Claude Monet's painting "Bord de Mer," lost during World War II, was returned to the descendants of its original owner, Adalbert Parlagi, in New Orleans. The artwork, valued at approximately $700,000, symbolizes a connection to the family's history and legacy.
The painting was seized by the Nazis in 1940 after the Parlagi family fled Vienna. Following years of research and cooperation with the FBI, the artwork was officially repatriated on October 9, 2023, highlighting the ongoing efforts to recover looted cultural treasures.
#history
Le Monde: Former Stasi lieutenant convicted in Germany for 'mercilessly executing' a 38-year-old Pole
Martin Naumann, an 80-year-old former Stasi officer, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the 1974 murder of Czeslaw Kukuczka, a Polish man shot while attempting to cross into West Berlin. The court found Naumann guilty of executing Kukuczka under orders, despite his claims of innocence.
The case, unresolved for decades, was reopened after new evidence emerged, prompted by a Polish extradition request. Kukuczka's family remained unaware of the details surrounding his death until recently, highlighting the lingering impact of the GDR's past.
#science
The Telegraph: Listen: Whistling frogs that sound like Star Trek
Scientists have discovered new frog species in Madagascar that produce bird-like whistling sounds, contrasting the typical croaking associated with frogs. These sounds are used for communication among Boophis species, also known as bright-eyed or skeleton frogs.
The research team, led by Prof. Miguel Vences, noted the whistling resembles sound effects from Star Trek.
#other
Times Of Israel: Tel Aviv suicide bombing attempt in August was overseen by Hamas in Turkey – police
Israeli authorities reported that an attempted suicide bombing in Tel Aviv was orchestrated by Hamas operatives under the direction of their Turkish headquarters. Eight individuals were arrested for their roles in the attack, which injured a passerby and resulted in the bomber's death.
The investigation revealed that operatives received training and funding from Hamas in Turkey, highlighting the group's ongoing efforts to incite violence against Israel. This incident underscores the deteriorating relations between Israel and Turkey amid heightened tensions.