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21 Jan 2025
#politics
Le Monde: Trial of eight former Armenian leaders of Nagorno-Karabakh opens in Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan has begun the trial of 16 Armenian prisoners, including eight former leaders of the self-proclaimed Nagorno-Karabakh republic, on charges of terrorism, separatism, and war crimes. The trial is open but lacks international observers, with media access denied.
Among the defendants are three former presidents of Nagorno-Karabakh and several high-ranking officials. The proceedings follow Azerbaijan's recent military offensive to regain control of the region.
Fox News: Trump’s inauguration celebrated by Candace Cameron Bure, more Hollywood stars: ‘God Bless America’
Celebrities celebrated Donald Trump's inauguration as the 47th president, with Candace Cameron Bure and Dean Cain expressing excitement on social media. Carrie Underwood performed "America the Beautiful," improvising due to technical issues, while other stars shared mixed reactions.
Jamie Lee Curtis and Mayim Bialik voiced their dissent, emphasizing the need for resistance against negativity. The event showcased a divided Hollywood response to Trump's return to office.
Fox News: Trump did not place hand on Bibles during 2025 swearing in
During his second inauguration, President Trump did not place his hand on the Bible while taking the oath of office, a departure from tradition. Chief Justice John Roberts administered the oath as Trump kept his left hand by his side, despite Melania Trump holding two Bibles.
While traditionally presidents place a hand on the Bible during the oath, the U.S. Constitution does not mandate this practice. The oath's language is specified in the Constitution, and there is no requirement for a religious element or the use of a Bible.
Fox News: WATCH: Protesters rally against 'fascist' Trump as he becomes 47th president: 'Socialism beats fascism'
Protesters gathered in Washington, D.C. during President Trump's inauguration, voicing concerns over perceived threats of fascism and colonialism. Many attendees expressed their commitment to fight against poverty, discrimination, and U.S. imperialism, with some carrying provocative signs and props.
The protest was marked by a mix of speeches and chants, including calls for social justice and an end to violence in Gaza. Unlike previous inauguration protests, this event remained largely peaceful, with counter-protesters present but no significant violence reported.
#society
Le Monde: Colombia vows 'war' as guerrilla violence kills 100
Colombia has declared a state of emergency and deployed thousands of soldiers in response to a surge in violence attributed to left-wing guerrillas, resulting in over 100 deaths and the displacement of 11,000 people. President Gustavo Petro has shifted from a strategy of dialogue to a more aggressive stance against the National Liberation Army (ELN), which is implicated in the recent attacks.
The violence, fueled by turf wars among rival militias, threatens Colombia's fragile peace process established after a 2016 deal with FARC. Critics argue that Petro's previous conciliatory approach may have allowed these groups to gain power, complicating efforts to stabilize the country.
Fox News: Residents evacuated as brush fire threatens homes near San Diego
Residents in Poway, near San Diego, are being evacuated due to a brush fire threatening homes. The fire, fueled by high winds, has reached two acres. CalFire and local officials are responding, and a Temporary Evacuation Point has been established at Abraxas High School.
In Los Angeles, a separate small brush fire near Griffith Observatory was quickly extinguished, with no damage to structures. A suspect has been arrested in connection with that fire.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Sa’ar says a reformed Palestinian Authority could be involved in governing Gaza
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar indicated that Israel might consider allowing the Palestinian Authority (PA) a role in post-war Gaza, contingent on significant reforms. Key requirements include ending financial support for violence, ceasing incitement against Israel, and halting legal warfare.
Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani emphasized the need for PA reforms and expressed Italy's support for a ceasefire and potential peacekeeping efforts in Gaza. He highlighted the importance of strengthening the PA for a better future for Palestinians and Israelis alike.
#health
Le Monde: PFAS: Searching for the weapon against 'forever chemicals'
Scientists are investigating methods to break down PFAS, or "forever chemicals," which are persistent and toxic substances found in various products. Techniques being explored include ultrasounds, ultraviolet light, plasma, bacteria, and even egg whites.
The challenge lies in the stability of the carbon-fluorine bond, making these compounds difficult to eliminate. Researchers emphasize the need for intensive techniques under extreme conditions to effectively address this environmental issue.
#other
GB News: Met Office issues 'danger to life' yellow wind warning as 80mph hurricane-force gales to smash Britain
The Met Office has issued a yellow wind alert for Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland, warning of hurricane-force winds reaching up to 80 mph. The alert is in effect from Friday midnight to Saturday midday, with potential dangers including flying debris and damage to buildings.
Travel disruptions, power cuts, and road closures are expected as a deep low-pressure system moves across the UK, bringing some of the strongest winds of the winter. The warning highlights the risk of injuries and danger to life from the severe weather conditions.