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20 Oct 2024
#politics
GB News: Donald Trump left red-faced as he's forced to pace stage for 20-minutes in silence after rally blunder
Donald Trump faced a 20-minute delay during a rally in Michigan due to technical difficulties with his microphone. While pacing on stage, he expressed frustration and humorously refused to pay for the faulty equipment. Supporters continued to chant during the disruption.
After the issues were resolved, Trump resumed his speech, but earlier in the week, he had also appeared disoriented at a Pennsylvania rally. Concerns about his well-being were raised by Kamala Harris following that event.
Times Of Israel: Harris campaign says she did not agree with protester accusing Israel of genocide
Vice President Kamala Harris faced protests during a campaign event at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where a heckler accused her of supporting genocide against Palestinians. Harris acknowledged the protester’s concerns but did not agree with the accusation, emphasizing her call for a ceasefire.
The incident has sparked a debate, with some accusing Harris of validating anti-Israel sentiments, while others defended her stance as a recognition of free expression. As the election approaches, Harris is navigating complex sentiments among diverse voter groups, particularly in key states like Michigan and Wisconsin.
Le Monde: Has France really become more right wing?
Political scientist Vincent Tiberj argues that the electoral gains of the far-right Rassemblement National do not indicate a rightward shift in French society. Instead, studies show increasing tolerance among citizens regarding diversity and immigration.
Tiberj emphasizes the need for more participatory democratic practices to align political representation with societal values. Jean-Michel Blanquer agrees on the growing openness but differs on the approach to democratic engagement.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: The foreigners fighting and dying for Vladimir Putin
Foreign fighters from various countries, including Nepal, Slovakia, and Brazil, claim they were deceived into joining the Russian military for the war in Ukraine. Ukrainian authorities express a desire to manage the situation, as none of these captured fighters have been exchanged or returned home.
The broader context includes Moldova's political challenges with Russia, Albania's efforts to assert state control over its Islamic identity, and Poland's cultural initiatives. European nations are also addressing irregular migration issues.
Fox News: Graham says Israel has window to 'replace Hamas forever' after Sinwar killing: 'Door is now open'
Sen. Lindsey Graham emphasized the potential for new leadership in Gaza following the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. He advocates for normalization between Israel and Saudi Arabia as a means to replace Hamas and improve conditions for Palestinians.
Graham also suggested that Israel may soon retaliate against Iran for recent missile attacks, while the U.S. is investigating a leak of classified information regarding Israel's military plans.
#economy
The Economist: Putin’s plan to defeat the dollar
At the upcoming BRICS summit, Vladimir Putin aims to strengthen alliances with leaders from 24 countries, including India and China, to challenge Western economic dominance. This follows his absence from last year's meeting due to an arrest warrant.
Putin's strategy appears focused on launching a currency war to undermine the dollar and enhance Russia's geopolitical influence.
#military
The Telegraph: British soldier who trained Ukrainian troops dies during night-time exercise
Corporal Chris Gill, a British Army soldier who trained Ukrainian forces, died during a military exercise in the Brecon Beacons. The Ministry of Defence confirmed his death as a "non-operational incident," and an investigation is underway by Dyfed-Powys Police.
Cpl Gill, 35, was praised for his leadership and dedication, having served in Afghanistan and volunteered for special operations. His death has deeply affected his family, friends, and the Army community. An inquest is set to be opened next week.
#culture
Le Monde: Our selection of the 15 best apple tarts in France
Artisan apple tarts are becoming rare as many bakeries resort to frozen products. Some pastry shops have ceased offering them due to declining customer interest, but quality options still exist for those willing to search.
Notable selections include Poilâne's rustic tart with caramelized apples and Deherripon's classic version featuring vanilla custard. Both emphasize traditional recipes and quality ingredients.