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27 Dec 2024
#politics
Le Monde: New Caledonia's pro-independence government is overthrown for being too soft on French government
Louis Mapou, New Caledonia's first pro-independence president, was ousted after less than four months in office amid political tensions over the territory's reconstruction. His departure followed the resignation of a government member and escalating conflicts with the center-right Calédonie Ensemble party.
Philippe Gomès, the party's president, criticized the Ministry of the Economy's conditions for a billion-euro aid package, describing it as a harmful burden on future generations. He condemned Mapou's approach to securing votes for the aid, framing it as coercive and detrimental to the territory's governance.
Fox News: South Korea's opposition-controlled National Assembly votes to impeach acting President Han
South Korea's National Assembly voted to impeach acting President Han Duck-soo amid ongoing political turmoil following President Yoon Suk Yeol's controversial martial law declaration. The impeachment passed with a 192-0 vote, despite protests from the governing party, which claimed the vote was invalid.
Han's powers are now suspended pending a decision from the Constitutional Court, which is also reviewing Yoon's impeachment. The situation has raised concerns about economic stability and South Korea's international standing, as investigations continue into Yoon's actions and those of his associates.
Times Of Israel: Germany’s president dissolves parliament, national election set for February 23
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has dissolved parliament and called for new elections on February 23, following Chancellor Olaf Scholz's loss of a confidence vote and the collapse of his coalition. The upcoming election will address key issues such as immigration and economic revitalization.
Polls indicate that Scholz's party is trailing the conservative Union bloc led by Friedrich Merz, who is likely to form the next government. This marks only the fourth early dissolution of the Bundestag since World War II.
#society
The Federalist: Saving America From The Propaganda Industrial Complex
Glenn Beck's new book, "Propaganda Wars," warns of the dangers posed by fake news and disinformation, highlighting the role of advanced technology in blurring the line between fact and fiction. He emphasizes the need for an objective standard of truth and critiques the "Propaganda Industrial Complex" manipulating public opinion.
Beck calls for a grassroots journalism initiative to combat corruption and misinformation while urging a return to biblical truths. Despite some criticisms regarding its originality and depth, the book serves as a crucial alert to the challenges facing democracy in the modern era.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Dec. 27: Day 448 – Irish stew over Israeli embassy closure. What’s next?
Israel plans to close its embassy in Dublin in response to Ireland's pro-Palestinian stance, including recognition of Palestine and support for legal actions against Israeli officials. Ireland's public sentiment largely aligns with the Palestinian cause, viewing them as an occupied people.
The discussion highlights the historical connections between Irish nationalism and Israeli aspirations, reflecting a shift in diplomatic relations.
#military
Fox News: Elon Musk says US needs many hypersonic missiles, long-range drones: 'Anything manned will die very fast'
Elon Musk emphasized the need for the U.S. to build a substantial stockpile of long-range drones and hypersonic missiles, arguing that manned aircraft will quickly become obsolete in future conflicts. He criticized the F-35 fighter jet as overly complex and ineffective.
Musk's comments reflect his concerns over America's military spending and national debt, which exceeds $36.1 trillion. He warned that without significant reforms, the country risks facing bankruptcy.
#culture
The Federalist: What The Destruction Of A Beloved NYC Choir School Signifies
The Episcopal Church is facing a decline in cultural relevance, with its leadership prioritizing social justice over its spiritual heritage. St. Thomas Church's decision to dismantle its choir school, a century-old institution of Anglican choral excellence, symbolizes this troubling trend.
The choir school has been a bastion of tradition, integrating music and faith, but its proposed transformation into a secular model threatens to erase its legacy. This move reflects a broader cultural surrender, undermining values of permanence and beauty that the institution has long upheld.
#crime
GB News: Man charged with attempted murder after four pedestrians hit by car in London’s West End
A man named Anthony Gilheaney has been charged with four counts of attempted murder after a violent attack in Central London on Christmas Day. He faces additional charges related to driving offenses and possession of a bladed article.
Gilheaney was arrested shortly after the incident, which left one victim in critical condition. He is scheduled to appear in court on Friday.