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16 Jan 2025
#politics
Forbes: Bolt’s $450 Million Raise Is Locked In Legal Battle. But This Investor Is Cashing Out
A Delaware court has approved a settlement allowing payments startup Bolt to buy back $37 million in shares from investor Activant, resolving a legal dispute over a $30 million loan tied to founder Ryan Breslow. The ruling concludes a tumultuous period marked by investor lawsuits and internal conflicts.
Despite ongoing legal challenges, including a stalled lawsuit from major investors like BlackRock, the court noted Bolt's improved financial position. The company faces scrutiny as it attempts to navigate shareholder discontent and leadership controversies.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Israel-Hamas war latest: Israel strikes Gaza after ceasefire deal reached
Israel launched intensified airstrikes on Gaza shortly after a ceasefire and hostage release deal was announced, resulting in 32 deaths. The bombardment affected multiple areas, including Rafah and Nuseirat, while Israel's military has not commented on the situation.
Mediators are working to stabilize the ceasefire ahead of its start on Sunday, which includes a six-week truce and the gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza. Israel's cabinet is expected to meet today to approve the agreement.
The Telegraph: Starmer in Ukraine to unveil ‘100-year partnership’ with Kyiv
Sir Keir Starmer is set to visit Ukraine to announce a new 100-year partnership, coinciding with Donald Trump's return to the White House. The partnership will focus on nine areas, including science, healthcare, and education, fostering collaboration between British and Ukrainian schools.
This visit underscores Starmer's support for Ukraine, contrasting with Trump's critical stance on financial aid to the country. The partnership aims to strengthen ties and build long-lasting relationships through various initiatives.
#crime
GB News: Shocking new stats expose lawless London as 'cultural sensitivities' blamed for mounting knife crime
Arrests for weapon possession in London have dropped by 30% over three years, with only 1,647 arrests made between September and December 2024, down from 2,349 in 2022. This decline occurs despite rising knife crime, which reached 15,016 incidents in 2023/24, the highest since 2019/20.
Former police officer Peter Bleksley attributes this trend to a shift in policing culture, suggesting that police are now more focused on social services than crime fighting. He criticizes past government policies that limited stop-and-search practices and calls for tougher penalties to deter knife carrying.