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19 Jan 2025
#society
The Telegraph: An escort, a murder and a miniskirt ban: How a parliamentary scandal shocked Peru
Peruvian lawmakers have enacted a ban on female legislative aides wearing miniskirts or shorts amid a scandal involving an alleged prostitution ring in Congress. Critics argue this reflects outdated and misogynistic attitudes, especially following serious allegations of violence and sexual misconduct.
The controversy intensified after the murder of a former congressional aide, which led to investigations revealing a sex-for-votes scheme within the legislative body. This has prompted calls for accountability and reform among political parties.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Huckabee: Rebuilding Gaza Is Responsibility of Hamas, Iran
Mike Huckabee, President-Elect Trump's nominee for U.S. Ambassador to Israel, stated that the responsibility for rebuilding Gaza lies with Hamas and Iran, who he claims caused the destruction. He argued that if they can fund weapons, they should also fund rebuilding efforts for civilians.
Huckabee emphasized that Hamas, backed by Iran, is to blame for Gaza's dire situation and suggested that they should redirect their resources towards humanitarian efforts instead of military ones.
#military
The Telegraph: The US Navy is turning its war trimarans into minehunters. It’s not before time
The US Navy is set to deploy its first new minesweepers in decades, with the USS Santa Barbara completing training for mine-clearing operations. The Navy plans to equip 15 of its Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) with advanced mine-countermeasures, responding to threats in the Persian Gulf and western Pacific.
The LCSs will replace aging minesweepers and are designed for specific missions, enhancing naval capabilities. Equipped with robotic boats and helicopters, the new vessels aim to improve safety and efficiency in mine-clearing operations, addressing historical neglect of this critical task.
#history
GB News: Archaeology mystery: New theory about Easter Island heads could rewrite history of iconic statues
A new theory by Graham Hancock posits that the Easter Island statues, or Moai, could be over 11,000 years old, predating Polynesian settlers by millennia. He suggests the first inhabitants arrived around 12,000 years ago, challenging established timelines based on archaeological evidence.
Hancock's claims have sparked debate among experts, with some, like Dr. Dale F. Simpson Jr., pointing to similar statues in other Pacific islands as evidence against his theory. Despite criticism regarding the validity of his findings, Hancock remains steadfast in his belief that the statues represent an independent evolution of culture on Easter Island.