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30 Nov 2024
#politics
The Economist: Donald Trump may find it harder to dominate America’s conversation
Donald Trump's return to the political arena may face challenges due to a more fragmented media landscape, making it harder for him to dominate the national conversation as he did during his first term. While his candidacy boosts media ratings, the dynamics have shifted.
Additionally, Trump's allies are signaling a potential retribution against the Justice Department as he prepares to appoint loyalists. This suggests a radical agenda for his administration, particularly concerning intelligence and national security.
#society
Le Monde: Brazil's restoration of the 'Atlantic Forest' is beginning to bear fruit
In Rio de Janeiro, children and their families participated in a reforestation project aimed at restoring the Atlantic Forest, a vital biome that has been severely degraded since the 16th century. The initiative, Refloresta Rio, has successfully reforested 3,500 hectares to combat deforestation and related disasters.
The Atlantic Forest, once covering 15% of Brazil, now only has 24% of its original area left. Federal legislation since 2006 has further supported these local efforts, mandating reforestation on agricultural lands to help preserve this unique ecosystem.
Le Monde: Syrian rebels take control of most of Aleppo, as Russian air strikes reported
Rebels in Aleppo have seized control of most of the city, including the international airport, amid a renewed offensive against the Syrian government. Russian airstrikes have resumed in the area for the first time since 2016, coinciding with significant rebel advances.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports heavy casualties, including civilians, as fighting escalates. The offensive is seen by rebels as a long-awaited effort to liberate Aleppo from Iranian and Hezbollah influence. The situation remains dire, with most civilians staying indoors amid ongoing violence.
#crime
The Telegraph: Children carry out surge of contract killings as Swedish gangs exploit loophole in the law
In Sweden, child contract killers, some as young as 11, are being recruited by gangs through social media. A notable case involves a 14-year-old hitman who received orders via text while at a youth club, highlighting a disturbing trend in youth involvement in violent crime.
The number of murder cases involving minors has surged, with counts rising from 31 to 102 in just one year. This alarming increase reflects a broader issue of gun violence in Sweden, which has the highest per capita rate in the EU.
#other
Forbes: Millions Under Lake-Effect Snow Warning This Weekend—As Severe Weather Could Make Travel ‘Treacherous’ In Eastern US
An Arctic blast is set to bring severe winter weather and lake-effect snow across the eastern U.S. this weekend, potentially disrupting post-Thanksgiving travel. A lake-effect storm warning is in effect from Cleveland to Buffalo, with travel expected to be treacherous.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency for 11 counties, anticipating up to 6 feet of snowfall. The National Weather Service warns of dangerously cold wind chills and increased risks of frostbite and hypothermia, advising travelers to prepare with winter survival kits.