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30 Nov 2024
#society
Liberty Nation News: Will the Australian Ban on Social Media Open the US Floodgates? - Liberty Nation News
Australia has enacted legislation prohibiting individuals under 16 from accessing major social media platforms, citing concerns over child exploitation and mental health. The law enjoys significant public support but raises free speech concerns and potential privacy violations, particularly regarding age verification.
The implications of this ban could influence discussions in the US, where similar laws have faced legal challenges. Critics argue that such restrictions may push youth toward riskier online spaces and limit their access to diverse news sources. The effectiveness and enforcement of the law remain contentious issues.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: This is a political masterstroke by President Zelensky
Ukraine is adjusting its strategy amid the prospect of a Trump presidency, which promises a rapid ceasefire. Senior Ukrainian officials suggest that reclaiming all territory may be unrealistic soon, leading to a focus on diplomatic solutions.
President Zelensky has indicated a willingness to consider ceding land to Russia for NATO protection, aligning with former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's proposal for UK-led NATO forces to secure peace in Ukraine.
Le Monde: International law and French opportunism
France has granted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu immunity from an International Criminal Court arrest warrant, citing a provision of the Rome Statute. This decision raises questions about the integrity of international law, especially as similar immunity was not offered to Vladimir Putin.
This move appears to weaken the accountability of leaders for war crimes and may embolden Israel's military actions in Gaza, complicating efforts for a ceasefire. France's actions could damage its international reputation while failing to achieve meaningful outcomes.
#culture
GB News: Phillip Schofield comes under fire from iconic musician over 'awful' joke during 90s presenting gig
Chesney Hawkes has publicly criticized Phillip Schofield, calling him a "b*****d" for a 1991 skit that mocked him during his rise to fame. Hawkes described the incident, where Schofield pushed a lookalike of him into Hell with a pitchfork, as deeply hurtful and damaging to young performers' mental health.
As Hawkes prepares to release his first album in a decade, he reflects on the long-term effects of such treatment in the entertainment industry. He credits his wife for helping him maintain his mental wellbeing, emphasizing the need for responsible behavior towards young stars.
#education
Liberty Nation News: Stacking the Deck in Education - Liberty Nation News
Conservatives are pushing for significant changes in education, particularly in higher education, where they claim a predominance of leftist ideologies among faculty. A study revealed that over 60% of history, journalism, and communication departments at various universities have no registered Republicans, raising concerns about ideological balance.
At the University of Arizona, the disparity is stark, with a 28-1 ratio of Democrats to Republicans in certain departments. Critics argue that this limits the diversity of thought available to students, with new DEI mandates potentially exacerbating the issue. Concerns are growing that students may graduate without a well-rounded education.