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20 Jan 2025
#politics
Times Of Israel: Israel frees 90 Palestinian security prisoners, who are welcomed with Hamas flags
Israel released 90 Palestinian security prisoners as part of a ceasefire deal with Hamas, which included the release of three civilian hostages. The prisoners, mostly from the West Bank, were welcomed by a crowd in Beitunia, where various Palestinian flags were displayed.
The deal entails a phased exchange, where Hamas will release 33 Israeli hostages in return for up to 1,904 Palestinian prisoners. The first phase has begun, with further negotiations planned for a more permanent ceasefire.
#society
GB News: Jeremy Corbyn's brother among 10 pro-Palestine protesters charged after 'coordinated effort' to cause disruption
Piers Corbyn and nine others have been charged with public order offences following a Palestine Solidarity Campaign protest that violated police-imposed conditions. The Met Police noted a coordinated effort to breach restrictions aimed at protecting Jewish Londoners, particularly near synagogues.
The group, including individuals aged 20 to 78, is set to appear in court soon. Authorities are investigating further breaches and have arrested additional individuals. Police reported minor assaults on officers during the protest.
#economy
Le Monde: Protectionism, a political history of the US from George Washington to Donald Trump
Donald Trump embraces high tariffs as a means to rejuvenate the U.S. economy, viewing trade as a zero-sum game. His protectionist stance contrasts with traditional free trade principles, as he prioritizes maximizing exports and minimizing imports to assert dominance over rival nations.
Trump's rhetoric around tariffs reflects a mercantilist philosophy, suggesting that trade deficits indicate national weakness. This perspective has led him to reject international trade agreements in favor of direct negotiations, emphasizing a combative approach to economic relations.