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12 Jan 2025
#politics
The Telegraph: AfD endorses controversial ‘remigration’ as German election race tightens
Alice Weidel, co-leader of Germany's AfD, has pledged mass deportations of immigrants if elected, promising "repatriations on a large scale" and a complete border closure within the first 100 days. The controversial term "remigration" has sparked significant debate and criticism.
Allegations have emerged of a secret meeting involving far-right groups discussing the removal of millions, including German citizens deemed "non-assimilated." The policy has drawn comparisons to ethnic cleansing amid ongoing protests against the AfD.
The Mirror: Musk 'reluctant' to talk to MPs despite hundreds of posts about British society
Elon Musk has been invited to give evidence to the UK Parliament regarding social media issues, but he has not officially responded. Chi Onwurah, chair of the tech committee, expressed concern over Musk's reluctance to engage, despite his vocal criticisms of the British government on social media.
Onwurah highlighted the need for Musk to clarify his views on freedom of speech and misinformation. She suggested that the committee could travel to the U.S. for discussions if Musk covers the costs. Concerns were raised about the current state of online safety and the effectiveness of upcoming regulations.
#society
GB News: Mike Parry delivers furious rant at Labour for 'being frightened' to address grooming gangs scandal: 'Shocking betrayal'
Commentator Mike Parry criticized the Labour Party for avoiding discussions on grooming gangs due to concerns about losing Muslim voters. He claimed that Labour's fear of upsetting these communities has led to a betrayal of victims, particularly young girls who have suffered abuse.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting cautioned against inflammatory language, linking it to potential violence against communities, referencing past incidents like the Christchurch mosque shooting. Reform UK leader Nigel Farage countered Streeting's remarks, calling them insulting and emphasizing the need for victims' voices in the inquiry.
#culture
Le Monde: Pompidou Center showcases works collected by perennial rebel Jean-Jacques Lebel
The Centre Pompidou is showcasing a collection from the Jean-Jacques Lebel endowment fund, featuring 95 works curated by Cécile Bargues and Anne Montfort-Tanguy. The exhibition highlights Lebel's connections with surrealist artists, reflecting his influence as a writer and activist.
Lebel, born in 1936, amassed around a thousand works over the years, focusing on pieces from friends and admired artists, rather than his own creations. The exhibition emphasizes his legacy and relationships within the art community.
#crime
Fox News: LAPD responds to Kamala Harris' California home in Palisades Fire evacuation zone, 2 men detained: reports
The LAPD responded to a potential burglary at Vice President Harris' Brentwood home early Sunday, detaining two individuals for curfew violations. They were later released as no evidence of a crime was found, and they were not on Harris' property.
The incident occurred amid ongoing wildfires in California, which have claimed at least 16 lives. The Palisades Fire is currently 11% contained, with high winds complicating firefighting efforts.