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25 Dec 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Senate Intel. Chair: Even Civilian Drones from China Are Risks, Can Be Controlled by CCP
Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark Warner warned that civilian drones using Chinese software pose security risks, as they could be controlled by the Chinese Communist Party. A bipartisan bill in Congress aims to ban the sale of Chinese-made drones in the U.S., affecting new sales after a year while allowing existing drones to remain in use.
Concerns center around the potential for data gathered by these drones to be transmitted to China, raising safety issues for American consumers.
GB News: WATCH: Royal expert delivers bombshell predictions for 2025
Prince Andrew's connection to an alleged Chinese spy is seen as detrimental to his chances of remaining at Royal Lodge, according to royal commentator Charlotte Griffiths. The controversy adds to the ongoing dispute regarding his residence at the Windsor estate.
#society
The Telegraph: A cautious Christmas for Christians in the new Syria
In Damascus, Christmas celebrations are underway, albeit later than usual, as Christians express cautious optimism about their future in Syria. Young people are decorating and celebrating, buoyed by promises of protection from the new regime and support from some Muslim neighbors.
Despite past fears surrounding the influence of Islamist factions, the community is coming together, with decorations symbolizing hope for coexistence in the new Syria. This year’s festivities reflect a spirit of unity and reassurance among the diverse populations.
Times Of Israel: Azerbaijani airliner with 67 onboard crashes in Kazakhstan, leaving 32 survivors
An Azerbaijani airliner crashed near Aktau, Kazakhstan, with 67 people on board, resulting in at least 32 survivors and over 30 presumed dead. The flight was en route from Baku to Grozny when it encountered an emergency situation, reportedly due to a bird strike.
Kazakhstan's Emergency Ministry confirmed multiple nationalities among passengers, including Azerbaijani, Russian, Kazakhstani, and Kyrgyzstani citizens. Investigations are underway, with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev declaring December 26 a day of mourning.
#war
Breitbart: Russia Launches Massive Christmas Day Air Raids Against Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned Russia's Christmas Day airstrikes targeting Ukraine's power infrastructure, resulting in at least five deaths and widespread power outages. He accused Russia of a deliberate attack timed to disrupt Christmas celebrations, with over 200 strikes on energy facilities since the invasion began.
Despite the attacks, Ukraine maintained its military operations, claiming to target Russian military positions. Russia, meanwhile, accused Ukraine of terrorism and vowed to respond, highlighting the stark divide in perspectives between Moscow and the West.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Pope calls for 'arms to be silenced' in Christmas message
Pope Francis, in his Christmas Urbi et Orbi message, urged for global peace, calling for an end to violence in the Middle East, Ukraine, and Sudan. He highlighted the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza and called for negotiations, ceasefires, and the release of hostages.
The pontiff emphasized the need for dialogue and humanitarian aid, particularly for those suffering in conflict zones. He expressed hope for a just and lasting peace, urging the international community to act decisively.
Fox News: Azerbaijan Airlines plane headed to Russia crashes hundreds of miles off course, dozens feared dead
An Azerbaijan Airlines flight crashed near Aktau, Kazakhstan, with 62 passengers and five crew members on board. While 32 survivors were rescued, more than 30 individuals are feared dead. The cause of the crash is under investigation, with speculation about a bird strike or drone activity affecting airspace.
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev expressed condolences and declared December 26 a day of mourning. The flight was traveling from Baku to Grozny, Russia, and included citizens from Azerbaijan, Russia, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan. Emergency crews are on-site as the investigation continues.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF’s prewar complacency replaced by wariness on every front, proactivism where possible
Israel faces increasing security challenges 15 months after Hamas's invasion, with ongoing airstrikes and military preparations against threats from Hezbollah and the Houthis. The IDF is cautious about the Palestinian Authority and is focused on hostage situations in Gaza, complicating military operations.
Despite a ceasefire, the military remains vigilant, particularly regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions and regional instability. Calls for a state inquiry into the failures leading to the conflict remain unaddressed, raising concerns about accountability and future prevention.
#religion
The Western Journal: The Time Grieving Steve Doocy Asked God for a Sign and Got One Soon After
Fox anchor Steve Doocy shared a personal story about seeking a sign from God after his mother's unexpected death on Christmas Eve in 1997. He asked for reassurance that she was okay, and was moved when he heard Janet Jackson's "Together Again" on the radio at 3:27 a.m., interpreting it as a message from his mother.
Years later, while on air, Doocy learned that the song had been number one during the week of his mother's passing, prompting an emotional response. He reflected on a priest's words: "Coincidence is God’s way of remaining anonymous."
Breitbart: King – What North Korea Teaches Us About Christmas
As 2024 approaches, global turmoil intensifies, with ongoing wars, economic strain, and deepening cultural divides. Amid this chaos, Christmas serves as a poignant reminder of existential crises, highlighting feelings of loneliness and anxiety in a fractured world.
In North Korea, despite severe persecution, underground Christians gather in secret to celebrate their faith, embodying resilience and hope. Their devotion, rooted in the teachings of Jesus, offers profound joy and strength, illuminating the enduring power of faith even in dire circumstances.
#crime
Breitbart: The End of the ‘Rust’ Criminal Case Against Alec Baldwin May Unlock a Civil Lawsuit
Alec Baldwin's criminal case related to the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins has concluded, allowing her family to pursue a civil lawsuit against him. Attorney Gloria Allred stated that Hutchins' relatives are determined to seek damages and want Baldwin to testify under oath.
The dismissal of the involuntary manslaughter charge against Baldwin has disappointed Hutchins' family, who feel their rights were overlooked. Baldwin denies negligence in the shooting and seeks to suspend the civil case. The New Mexico Attorney General defended the decision not to appeal the criminal case dismissal.