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America One News
12 Dec 2023
#politics
GB News: Sunak in crucial last-minute talks with Tory MPs as he meets with powerful backbenchers who could sink his premiership
Rishi Sunak faces opposition from rebel groups within the Conservative party over his Rwanda bill. The right-wing factions argue that the legislation falls short in addressing legal challenges and could undermine the removal of illegal migrants to Rwanda. However, the government's legal advice cautions against completely blocking challenges, citing concerns of breaching international law and the UK's tradition of liberty and justice. Stakes are high as Sunak's leadership is questioned and crucial talks with MPs take place.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Missile strikes tanker off Yemen in apparent expansion of Houthi rebel attacks
A missile from Yemen's Houthi rebels hit a Norwegian-flagged tanker in the Red Sea near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, potentially disrupting cargo and energy shipments through the Suez Canal. The Houthi rebels have been targeting ships in the area, and the US military and private intelligence firms have confirmed the attack on the tanker. The vessel is now heading to a safe port.
#economy
The Telegraph: Wages still growing at near record-pace, official data confirms - latest updates
UK wages grew at a record pace, but jobs market weakens as Bank of England prepares to announce interest rate decision. Growth in total pay was 7.2% in three months to October, down from 8.5% in three months to July. Unemployment remains at 4.2%.
#other
Times Of Israel: US antisemitism up 337% since October 7 in all-time record, ADL says
Antisemitic incidents in the US hit a record high in the two months following Hamas's attack on Israel, according to the Anti-Defamation League. There were 2,031 incidents recorded, marking a 337% increase from the previous year. Physical violence, verbal attacks, vandalism, and rallies promoting antisemitic speech were among the cases reported. The UK and Australia also saw a significant rise in antisemitic incidents.