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29 Nov 2024
#illegals
GB News: The FOUR shock graphs which lay bare the true scale of Britain's immigration levels as non-EU migration skyrockets
Net migration to Britain was +728,000 for the year ending June 2024, a decrease from the record +906,000 the previous year, which was revised upwards. The drop is attributed to fewer EU nationals, while non-EU migration remains high, with over one million arrivals last year.
Asylum claims have also surged, doubling from 2021 to 2023, with significant numbers from Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Iran. The report highlights that immigration estimates have been consistently underestimated, providing opposition parties with leverage against the previous government's immigration policies.
#society
Fox News: Alaska native delivers Thanksgiving to rural families by airdrop
Esther Keim continues her annual tradition of the Alaska Turkey Bomb, where she drops frozen turkeys from a plane to remote families in Alaska. Inspired by her childhood memories, Keim aims to ensure that families in hard-to-reach areas can enjoy Thanksgiving meals despite travel challenges.
This year, she delivered around 30 turkeys, including to families like the Luces, who have known her since childhood. Keim hopes to turn the Turkey Bomb into a nonprofit to expand her reach and support more rural families in need.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Damaged undersea cables: 'Cooperation between manufacturers and national navies has become essential'
Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk has proposed a "police mission in the Baltic Sea" to safeguard undersea infrastructure, following damage to two cables linked to suspicions of sabotage by the Chinese bulk carrier Yi Peng 3. This comes amid rising tensions with Russia and concerns over hybrid warfare.
With nearly 450 undersea cables carrying 99% of global data, protecting these vital networks has become crucial. Cooperation between NATO and tech giants is essential to secure these infrastructures as threats from both state and non-state actors increase.
#military
The Telegraph: Ukraine ‘redirecting’ Iranian-designed kamikaze drones back to Russia
Ukraine has developed the capability to hack Iranian-designed kamikaze drones, redirecting them back to Russia and Belarus. Meanwhile, Russia is ramping up production to over 6,000 Shahed-style drones annually, launching 30 to 80 daily against Ukrainian cities, straining Ukraine's air defenses.
The increased drone attacks pose significant challenges for Ukraine, particularly as its air defense units face shortages of expensive Western surface-to-air missiles.