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12 Dec 2024
#politics
GB News: Petrol and diesel car ban rules could be changed to allow sales of fuel beyond 2035
The European People's Party (EPP) is advocating for changes to the EU's vehicle emissions targets, which currently include a ban on new CO2-emitting vehicles by 2035. They propose allowing the sale of combustion engine cars using biofuels and enhancing support for hybrid vehicles.
This push comes amid significant job cuts in the automotive sector, with companies like Volkswagen and Stellantis restructuring operations. Industry leaders are calling for a review of the 2035 policy to create better market conditions for electric vehicle development.
#society
CNSNews: Gay UK Health Sec. Extends Puberty Blocker Ban Upheld by High Court as SCOTUS Mulls Tennessee’s Ban
The UK government has indefinitely extended its ban on puberty blockers for minors, pending a study on the safety and effectiveness of such treatments. Health Secretary Wes Streeting emphasized the need for caution, citing risks to vulnerable children and a lack of sufficient evidence supporting these medical interventions.
In the U.S., the Supreme Court is reviewing similar issues regarding transgender medical treatments for minors, with concerns over medical consensus and potential long-term consequences. Tennessee's law aims to protect minors from unproven interventions, reflecting a growing debate on the topic.
Fox News: New Hampshire capital includes Satanic symbol as part of their holiday display ‘to avoid litigation’
Concord, New Hampshire, has granted The Satanic Temple a permit to display a holiday monument in the town square, near the nativity scene, to avoid potential litigation. The city cited the First Amendment and acknowledged the need for religious pluralism in public displays.
Mayor Byron Champlin expressed opposition to the display, suggesting it promotes an anti-religious agenda. TST cofounder Lucien Greaves emphasized that the city’s decision reflects legal obligations regarding religious expression and freedom. The statue was reportedly vandalized shortly after its unveiling.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Satellite images reveal Russia has abandoned Syrian naval base
Russia has reportedly abandoned its Tartus naval base in Syria following the collapse of Bashar al-Assad's regime. Recent satellite images reveal that five Russian warships, including frigates and a submarine, were present but left the port and are now in a holding pattern offshore.
Moscow has not officially commented on the withdrawal, but military bloggers suggest that the Kremlin has decided to pull its naval presence from Tartus. MarineTraffic data indicates no vessels have docked or departed from the port since the warships left.
Human Events: BREAKING: American Christian pilgrim found in Syria after being imprisoned under Assad regime
Travis Timmerman, a 29-year-old American, was imprisoned for seven months in Syria's Saydnaya prison after attempting a Christian pilgrimage. He was captured by Assad's forces while entering Syria from Lebanon. Timmerman reported being treated decently but heard others being tortured.
Following the fall of Assad's regime, Timmerman was freed by armed men and found outside Damascus. He recounted his experience of being broken out and expressed concerns about finding shelter after his release. Timmerman denied being missing journalist Austin Tice.
Fox News: NJ lawmaker fires back after Pentagon dismisses claim drones may be linked to Iran: 'Weakness and stupidity'
Rep. Jeff Van Drew claims that mystery drones over New Jersey may be linked to an Iranian "mothership" off the U.S. East Coast, citing "very qualified" sources. He criticized officials for their dismissive responses and called for the drones to be shot down for analysis.
The Pentagon and New Jersey officials have denied the existence of such a mothership, stating there is no evidence supporting Van Drew's claims. Despite the controversy, Van Drew insists the drones are sophisticated and pose an unknown threat, urging transparency from the government.
#military
Times Of Israel: IAF says preparing for strikes on Iran nuke sites after knocking out Syria’s air defenses
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is preparing for potential strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, believing that the weakening of Iranian proxy groups and the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria present an opportunity. The Israeli Air Force has achieved air superiority in Syria, allowing for safer operations against Iranian targets.
In recent bombing campaigns, the IDF has destroyed a significant portion of Syria's air defense systems and military capabilities, aiming to prevent advanced weapons from reaching Hezbollah. The IDF continues to monitor border crossings to ensure that weapons do not flow into Lebanon.