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23 Dec 2023
#politics
Le Monde: Russian Communists name veteran to run against Putin
Russian Communist Party selects 75-year-old Nikolai Kharitonov as their candidate against Putin in presidential polls. Kharitonov previously ran in 2004 and supports Soviet collectivization of agriculture.
The Telegraph: Germany is now our closest European ally, says Israel
Germany has become Israel's closest ally in Europe, with a new defense pact potentially on the horizon. The relationship has deepened due to Germany's growing awareness of Iran's threat to European security and their cooperation with Russia. Germany has also taken action against Hamas and expressed support for Israel. They have endorsed new rules that make support of Israel a condition for acquiring German citizenship. However, there are concerns about the rise of the hard-Right AfD party in Germany.
Le Monde: Senegal: Opposition figure Karim Wade files for presidential run
Senegalese opposition figure Karim Wade, son of a former president, files papers to contest presidential elections in February despite a previous jail term for corruption. Wade's eligibility was restored by parliament following President Macky Sall's political dialogue. Over 200 candidates are running.
The Epoch Times: Behind the Democrats' Efforts to Regulate the Supreme Court
Democrats are pushing for a code of conduct on the U.S. Supreme Court because they're unhappy with its conservative majority. They argue that the court is too sympathetic to business interests and conservative causes. Democrats support the Supreme Court Ethics, Recusal, and Transparency (SCERT) Act of 2023, which would create a system for filing complaints against justices and impose mandatory recusal standards. Republicans argue that the code of conduct is unnecessary and that the proper method for dealing with problem justices is impeachment according to the Constitution.
The Epoch Times: The 4 Major Battlefronts in Trump’s Ongoing Ballot Dispute
Lawsuits seek to disqualify Trump from 2024 election. Arguing “insurrection” clause of 14th Amendment bars him from appearing on ballot. Colorado Supreme Court ruled he engaged in an insurrection. Ruling triggers similar efforts in other blue-leaning states. Questions arise over what constitutes an insurrection, whether Trump is an "officer of the United States," and if courts can enforce Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.
#society
Flag And Cross: Parents Furious After Netflix Show for Preschoolers Has Children Attend a Gay Wedding
# LGBT
Netflix's cartoon series "Ada Twist, Scientist" is receiving criticism for featuring a gay wedding. The show, executive produced by Barack and Michelle Obama, aims to promote diversity and inclusivity and has won an Emmy award. However, conservative voices argue that it is promoting a "radical LGBT agenda" to young children, sparking controversy over the content being shown to a preschool audience.
#war
GB News: Putin’s navy makes sudden retreat from Black Sea as Ukraine left baffled
Russian ships have mysteriously disappeared from the Black Sea and Sea of Azov, leaving Ukraine confused and questioning their whereabouts. Meanwhile, Russia still has ships in the Mediterranean Sea, raising speculation about their intentions. The sudden retreat of Putin's navy has left Ukraine puzzled and concerned.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Palestine protesters bring Oxford Street to standstill in Christmas shopping rush
Pro-Palestine protesters disrupt Christmas shopping on Oxford Street, causing traffic chaos. Organizers keep one lane open but traffic has to be diverted due to the large number of marchers.
#economy
Le Monde: The Fed turns 110: A slow rise to power
The Federal Reserve hints at interest rate cuts, causing excitement in the stock markets. As it celebrates its 110th anniversary, the history of the Fed reflects the growth of the United States and its financial influence. The absence of a central bank led to banking crises, prompting the establishment of the Fed as a "lender of last resort."