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28 Dec 2024
#politics
GB News: 'We want a repeat!' Trump set to become FIRST EVER elected leader honoured with two state visits to Britain
Donald Trump is poised to become the first elected leader to receive two state visits to the UK, with plans underway for an invitation once he returns to the White House. This unprecedented move aims to strengthen ties between Trump and Britain, backed by Buckingham Palace.
The invitation follows Trump's admiration for the monarchy and his previous state visit in 2019. Discussions between UK officials and Trump's team indicate a desire to foster closer relations, with no formal announcement expected until Trump is officially in office again.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war live: Ukraine ‘running out’ of long-range missiles
Ukraine's stockpile of US-supplied Atacms missiles is depleting, with reports indicating they had around 50 left after being authorized for use against Russian targets. Despite successful strikes on Russian military sites, the overall impact on the war has been limited.
Concerns are rising over Ukraine's ability to replenish these missiles, as US officials indicate that existing stockpiles are unlikely to be restored due to competing demands in Asia and the Middle East. President-elect Trump has criticized the decision to allow strikes into Russia.
The Telegraph: Italy working ‘tirelessly’ to bring home Cecilia Sala detained in Iran
Italy is actively seeking the release of journalist Cecilia Sala, detained in Iran for over a week. The foreign ministry is in contact with Iranian authorities to clarify her legal status and detention conditions. Politicians express concern, labeling the arrest "unacceptable."
Sala, who works for Il Foglio and Chora Media, traveled to Iran on December 12 with a valid visa and was producing content when she was arrested.
Times Of Israel: In Gaza’s Netzarim Corridor, IDF establishes temporary bases for an indefinite stay
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has established a significant military presence in the Netzarim Corridor of the Gaza Strip, which is now referred to as the Be’eri Corridor. While military officials claim the infrastructure is temporary, the IDF has expanded its operations and control, creating a buffer zone and conducting regular raids against Hamas. The corridor has been fortified with bases and checkpoints, and the military's presence is expected to persist as negotiations for hostage releases continue.
As the IDF's operations evolve, some Israeli lawmakers express interest in re-establishing Jewish settlements in the area, which was abandoned in 2005. The military maintains that their actions are based on security needs rather than political motivations, emphasizing the necessity of protecting soldiers and operational effectiveness. The situation remains complex, with ongoing tensions between military objectives and potential future settlement plans.
#culture
Fox News: S'mores martini recipe is 'chocolatey, indulgent' cocktail for New Year
Michelle Novosel, owner of Pizzelle's Confections in Alabama, has shared her s'mores martini recipe, described as a "chocolatey, indulgent martini perfect for the holidays." The cocktail includes vodka, coffee liqueur, chocolate liqueur, heavy cream, and chocolate sauce, garnished with a toasted marshmallow.
The recipe features a rim of dark chocolate sauce and crushed graham crackers, with optional chocolate bitters for added flavor. This festive drink is easy to make and aims to delight during the holiday season.
#crime
Fox News: Serial killer Richard Ramirez’s bride a ‘superfan’ who put herself ‘top of the line’ for his love: pal
Doreen Lioy, a magazine editor, married notorious serial killer Richard Ramirez, known as the "Night Stalker," in 1996 while he was on death row. Their relationship, marked by Lioy's fervent support and belief in his innocence, is explored in the new docuseries "Richard Ramirez: The Night Stalker Tapes."
Despite the horrific nature of Ramirez's crimes, which included 13 murders in the mid-1980s, Lioy maintained a close connection with him, visiting frequently and expressing deep devotion. The docuseries features audio recordings of Ramirez and insights from those affected by his actions, shedding light on the bizarre fascination with such criminals.