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19 Jan 2025
#politics
GB News: Labour 'not willing to step in' and hold a national inquiry, Tory MP claims
Conservative MP Robbie Moore criticized Labour's handling of grooming gang investigations, calling for Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to urgently change his approach. He dismissed Home Secretary Yvette Cooper's new measures as ineffective, labeling them "smoke and mirrors."
The Telegraph: TikTok stops working for US users hours before ban comes into effect
TikTok ceased operations in the US on Saturday night ahead of a law requiring its shutdown due to national security concerns. The app, along with others owned by ByteDance, was removed from app stores, leaving users unable to access it.
President-elect Trump indicated he would likely grant a 90-day reprieve for TikTok after taking office, while the White House stated it was up to the incoming administration to address the situation. The Chinese embassy condemned the US actions as unfair.
Forbes: TikTok Ban Live Updates: App Shuts Down In US—But Trump Could Restore It
TikTok shut down its services for U.S. users just before a nationwide ban took effect. President-elect Donald Trump indicated he might extend the ban deadline to allow for a potential sale of the app by its Chinese parent company, ByteDance.
The ban stems from national security concerns regarding data privacy linked to TikTok's ownership. The Biden administration has not planned to intervene, leaving the decision to the incoming Trump administration.
Breitbart: HHS Defunds EcoHealth for Facilitating Gain-of-Function Research
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has debarred EcoHealth Alliance and its former president, Dr. Peter Daszak, following an investigation that revealed they facilitated gain-of-function research in Wuhan, China, without proper oversight. The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic found that this research violated NIH grant terms, posing risks to national security.
The debarment, lasting until May 2029 for EcoHealth and May 2029 for Daszak, follows accusations of misuse of taxpayer funds. Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer emphasized the need for accountability and higher oversight standards, asserting that this decision serves the interests of U.S. taxpayers and national security.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Israel-Gaza ceasefire latest: Deal to end war with Hamas set to begin
A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is set to commence, with three Israeli hostages to be released in exchange for Palestinian prisoners. Fighting continued until the eve of the truce, and Israeli forces began withdrawing from certain areas in Gaza.
Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasized that the ceasefire is temporary and that Israel retains US support to resume military actions if needed. He warned that if the conflict reignites, it will be met with significant force.
Times Of Israel: As ceasefire nears, Hamas yet to provide names of hostages slated for release Sunday
Hours before a planned ceasefire and hostage release between Israel and Hamas, the latter failed to provide the names of the hostages to be freed, raising concerns about the deal's implementation. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasized that Israel would not proceed without this information, holding Hamas responsible for any violations.
As the ceasefire approached, the IDF prepared by closing military zones and delaying school openings in southern Israel. The agreement, signed in Doha, stipulates the release of three civilian women in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, with a total of 33 hostages to be freed over multiple phases.