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10 Nov 2024
#politics
Forbes: Trump Allies Ramaswamy, Jordan Downplay Revenge Threats
President-elect Donald Trump’s allies indicate that his threats of retribution against adversaries may not materialize, despite his claims of using the Justice Department for revenge. Rep. Jim Jordan emphasized the hypocrisy of such actions, asserting that Republicans oppose political prosecution.
Trump has suggested appointing a special prosecutor against President Biden and has called for military action against perceived enemies. His advisers are reportedly strategizing to exert more control over the Justice Department, raising concerns among federal employees about potential partisan replacements.
GB News: Palestine Action: Pro-Palestine zealots caught training activists to 'disrupt, damage or destroy' targets across Britain in 'extremist' anti-Israel plot
Pro-Palestine group Palestine Action is conducting training sessions across the UK to prepare activists for disruptive actions against Israel-linked targets. The sessions, running until December 8, focus on organizing in small groups and employing tactics like vandalism and reconnaissance.
Critics, including the Community Security Trust, label the group as extremist, citing an increase in violent methods and intimidation. Concerns grow over the safety of individuals associated with targeted companies, as activists are encouraged to engage in destructive protests.
#society
The Western Journal: King Charles Finally Cuts off Spoiled Prince Andrew, Leaving His Home Moldy and Cracking Apart
King Charles is reportedly tightening financial support for his brother, Prince Andrew, who currently resides in a large mansion at Windsor. Charles aims to move Andrew to a smaller residence and has cut off his annual allowance and private security funding, leaving Andrew to manage his expenses independently.
Andrew, facing pressure to vacate his current home, reportedly believes he has a long-term lease on the property. However, with his financial situation uncertain and his home in disrepair, he may struggle to maintain his living conditions without support from the King.
Le Monde: Macron to attend France-Israel football match on Thursday
French President Emmanuel Macron will attend the France-Israel football match amid heightened security, following anti-Semitic violence in Amsterdam during a recent game. His presence aims to express solidarity against such acts, as Israeli authorities advise fans to stay away.
Paris police will deploy 4,000 officers for the match, while pro-Israel groups plan rallies against anti-Semitism. The situation reflects ongoing tensions related to the conflict in the Middle East and the impact on sports events.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu says he and Trump see ‘eye to eye’ on Iran after holding 3 calls within days
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President-elect Donald Trump have aligned on the Iranian threat, discussing the matter in three recent conversations aimed at strengthening US-Israel ties. Iran has vowed retaliation for Israeli airstrikes that targeted its military capabilities.
As Netanyahu engages with Trump, Israeli President Isaac Herzog is set to meet with President Biden amid ongoing tensions in Lebanon and Gaza. The Biden administration has reportedly delayed a shipment of military equipment to Israel, reflecting concerns over its military actions.
#economy
The Telegraph: Chinese-owned vineyards in France for sale at knockdown prices
Château Latour-Laguens, once a symbol of Chinese investment in Bordeaux's wine industry, now lies abandoned and decaying, reflecting a broader trend of Chinese-owned vineyards selling at significantly reduced prices. Factors such as a crackdown on corruption, tighter capital controls, and changing consumer preferences have led to this decline.
The early 2010s saw a surge in Chinese interest in Bordeaux wines, with investors eager to capitalize on the luxury market. However, many of these properties are now on the market for a fraction of their original value, as the anticipated demand for heavy reds has not materialized.