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16 Nov 2024
#politics
Le Monde: EU-Mercosur: Why the French have opposed this free trade agreement
Farmers in France are planning nationwide protests against the EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement, which aims to eliminate customs duties between the EU and South American countries. Concerns center around the potential influx of South American agricultural products, particularly beef, which farmers argue would unfairly compete with local produce.
The agreement has faced opposition across the French political spectrum, with calls for renegotiation to include stricter environmental and health standards. While the European Commission seeks to finalize the agreement, France's ability to veto could complicate ratification, especially as other EU nations push for its completion to boost trade.
GB News: Meghan and Harry skewered in scathing swipe amid questions over visa: 'They wear out their welcome!'
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle face scrutiny over Harry's US visa status amid concerns about his past drug use, as Donald Trump hinted he might take action if Harry lied on his application. Trump's comments come as the couple's fortunes appear to be declining.
The Heritage Foundation previously sought to make Harry's visa records public but lost a court case. Reports indicate the Sussexes have purchased a home in Portugal, suggesting they may be considering alternatives if their situation in the US becomes untenable.
GB News: Furious farmers 'besiege' Wales Labour Conference in protest over Reeves's tax raid
Hundreds of farmers protested outside the Welsh Labour Conference against inheritance tax changes in the recent Budget. The demonstration featured tractors and agricultural vehicles, with farmers expressing anger over new tax measures that could significantly impact their businesses.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer avoided direct engagement with protesters, leaving through a back exit. While he defended the Budget decisions, farmers warned that the changes could lead to higher food prices and threaten the survival of the agricultural industry.
Times Of Israel: Some at ICC said to question integrity of UN inquiry into top prosecutor
Concerns have emerged regarding the integrity of the International Criminal Court's investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against its prosecutor, Karim Khan. Staff members are worried about potential conflicts of interest due to Khan's ties with the UN's Office of Internal Oversight Services, particularly involving his wife, who previously worked there.
Khan has denied the allegations, suggesting they are part of a misinformation campaign following his request for arrest warrants against Israeli leaders for war crimes. The situation has raised questions about the impartiality of the ongoing inquiry, with calls for Khan to step aside during the investigation.
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Robert Garcia: People Didn't See Dangers of Trump Because of 'Misinformation That Was Out in the Media'
Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) expressed concerns on CNN about the potential consequences of Donald Trump's policies if he follows through on his promises. He criticized the misinformation surrounding Trump and highlighted the implications of appointing figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to key positions.
Garcia warned that such appointments could negatively affect families reliant on healthcare systems like Medicare, calling it a troubling time for the nation.
#society
Times Of Israel: Poland condemns vandalism after Warsaw Ghetto Uprising memorial sprayed with red paint
The Polish foreign ministry condemned the vandalism of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising monument, which was sprayed with paint. Israeli Ambassador Yacov Livne called for Polish authorities to identify and punish those responsible, highlighting that this is not the first instance of anti-Semitic vandalism.
The monument commemorates Jewish fighters who resisted Nazi Germany in 1943. Livne emphasized the need for decisive action to combat such acts, as Poland has a significant history tied to the Jewish community and the Holocaust.
GB News: EuroMillions £115m winners reveal mundane thing they bought with jackpot
Frances and Patrick Connolly, who won £114.9 million in the EuroMillions lottery in 2019, made a modest first purchase of a £12 pack of knickers after their win. They left home quickly for safety and have since donated over £60 million to family and charities, maintaining a grounded lifestyle.
Despite their wealth, the couple values practicality and routine, opting for second-hand luxury cars and rejecting first-class flight upgrades. Frances emphasizes that money amplifies one's true character, stating, "If you were a d***head before you had money, you're going to be a d***head afterwards."
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Nov. 16: Day 407 – Guest conversation: ‘Rachel weeping for her children’
The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing features a conversation among three women named Rachel, reflecting on their shared grief and experiences following the tragic events of October 7, 2023. Rachel Goldberg and Rachel Goldberg-Polin, both affected by loss, discuss their connections and the ongoing fight for hostages.
Their discussion, titled “Rachel weeping for her children,” honors the biblical Rachel and highlights the impact of personal loss amid broader societal challenges. The conversation is available in video and podcast formats.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Andrei Kolesnikov: 'There is a civil society in Russia that is trying to resist'
Andrei Kolesnikov discusses Vladimir Putin's complex feelings regarding Donald Trump's potential return to the White House. While Putin seeks to assert his independence from American influence, he also sees Trump's conservative positions as aligning with his own. However, Trump's unpredictability poses a challenge to Moscow's anti-Western agenda.
At the recent BRICS summit, Putin positioned himself as the leader of a new anti-Western coalition, aiming to create an alternative to the post-World War II order. He envisions a global alliance with countries opposed to Western dominance, partnering with leaders like Xi Jinping to reshape international relations.
#economy
Breitbart: Green Nightmare: Hertz Accelerates Tesla Selloff as EV Fleet Depreciation Slams Rental Giant
Hertz is significantly scaling back its electric vehicle program, planning to sell 30,000 electric cars by the end of 2024 due to soaring depreciation costs. The company reported an 89% increase in EV depreciation, leading to the sale of used Tesla Model 3s for under $20,000.
This shift comes after Hertz's ambitious 2021 initiative to purchase 100,000 Teslas, which has resulted in substantial financial losses and the resignation of its CEO. The company is now focusing on maintaining only enough EVs to meet customer demand while navigating the challenges of rising repair costs and declining vehicle values.
#health
Fox News: Nursing students use virtual reality to enhance their skills: 'Brings fun to learning'
Nursing students at Goldfarb School of Nursing in St. Louis are utilizing virtual reality (VR) technology to enhance their training. This innovative approach allows students to practice clinical skills and improve communication in a simulated environment, addressing the growing demand for nurses.
With projections of a significant nursing shortage, VR is becoming a vital tool in nursing education. The program aims to make learning more engaging while preparing students for real-world scenarios. Plans are in place to expand the VR curriculum for advanced training.
#technology
Forbes: Elon Musk’s SpaceX Launches Starship Again Next Week—Here’s What To Know About Rocket’s 6th Test Flight
SpaceX's Starship rocket is set for its sixth test flight next week, following a previous successful test that marked a significant advancement in reusable spacecraft technology. The launch will take place from Boca Chica Beach, Texas, with plans to livestream the event.
The upcoming test will focus on returning the Super Heavy booster to the launch site and refining the spacecraft's heatshield and reentry maneuvers. SpaceX has conducted five test flights over the past 19 months, with future upgrades planned for the seventh test flight in early 2025.