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12 Jan 2025
#politics
Forbes: LA Mayor Bass Says She Had ‘Positive’ Talks With Trump Team—After Trump Accused Bass Of ‘Incompetence’
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is in talks with the incoming Trump administration regarding a potential visit to California to assess wildfire damage. Despite Trump's criticisms of California's handling of the fires, Bass expressed confidence in the state's response and noted she received a positive response from Trump’s team.
The wildfires have claimed at least 16 lives, with over 100,000 residents evacuated. Bass faced backlash for being in Ghana during the crisis, but defended her actions, stating she remained in contact with officials and returned promptly to address the situation.
#society
Times Of Israel: Jordan signs deal with French-led group to build massive desalination plant
Jordan has signed a $5 billion agreement with French-led investors to construct a major desalination plant, the largest infrastructure project in the country’s history. The plant aims to supply over 300 million cubic meters of drinking water to Amman and Aqaba, benefiting more than three million people.
The project is expected to increase Jordan's annual domestic water supply by nearly 60% and includes the construction of 445 kilometers of pipelines. This initiative comes after Jordan's withdrawal from a previous plan to connect the Dead Sea and the Red Sea.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Sullivan claims Biden admin leaves Russia, China and Iran 'weaker,' America 'safer' before Trump hand-off
National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan asserted that under President Biden, the U.S. is in a stronger position, with adversaries like Russia, China, and Iran becoming weaker. He emphasized the strength of U.S. alliances and the importance of shifting focus from Afghanistan to broader counterterrorism efforts.
Sullivan defended Biden's foreign policy decisions and highlighted ongoing negotiations regarding hostages in the Middle East, stating that the administration is focused on achieving a resolution before the transition of power to President-elect Trump.
Le Monde: Iran confirms return of national held in Italy
Iran confirmed the return of Mohammad Abedini Najafabadi, an Iranian national previously detained in Italy, after Rome sought to revoke his arrest and extradition warrant. Abedini faced US accusations of supplying drone technology to Iran's military, linked to a deadly drone strike.
Italy's justice ministry stated that the charges against Abedini do not align with Italian law, and no evidence was provided for the serious accusations. His release follows the recent release of Italian journalist Cecilia Sala from Iran, although Tehran denied any connection between the two cases.
GB News: Greenland leaders shut down Trump but island agrees to negotiate
Greenland's leader Múte Egede has rejected Donald Trump's bid to purchase the territory but is open to discussions on mutual interests, particularly regarding its mineral resources. Egede emphasized Greenland's desire for self-determination and independence from foreign control.
As global competition for the Arctic intensifies due to melting ice and strategic location, Greenlandic leaders maintain their focus on sovereignty while acknowledging the territory's significance to U.S. security interests.
The Telegraph: British troops ‘should join post-war peacekeeping force in Ukraine’
Former UK defense secretaries are advocating for British troops to join a post-war peacekeeping force in Ukraine. This call comes as Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer plans a visit to discuss military support with President Volodymyr Zelensky.
They emphasize that while peacekeeping is important, it is insufficient compared to Ukraine's broader needs in its fight for freedom and sovereignty against Russian aggression. They urge the UK to lead in supporting Ukraine's potential NATO membership.
#culture
The Western Journal: Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, Won’t Even Use Own Home for ‘At Home’ Cooking Show, Rents $8M Mansion Instead
Meghan Markle's upcoming Netflix cooking show, "With Love, Meghan," is drawing criticism for being filmed at a rented estate rather than her own home. The series, set to debut on January 15, promises a glimpse into her cooking skills but raises questions about authenticity.
The show is part of a $100 million deal with Netflix, yet the Sussexes have struggled to produce engaging content, facing backlash over previous projects. Critics suggest that their attempts at modernizing the royal image have resulted in superficiality and failed expectations.
#crime
The Western Journal: NYC Woman, Nearly 80, Punched in Head up to 20 Times by Young Girl on Street: Report
A 79-year-old woman in New York City was assaulted by a young girl who punched her in the head approximately 20 times after she confronted a group of youths outside her apartment building. The woman reported ongoing issues with local youths and expressed concern for the attacker’s background.
The incident highlights a troubling trend in New York City, where recidivism rates for various crimes, including felony assaults, have significantly increased since 2018. The woman sustained a lump on her head, and the suspect remains at large.