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25 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: President Trump's visit to North Carolina 'gave people hope': Rev. Franklin Graham
Rev. Franklin Graham expressed appreciation for President Trump's visit to North Carolina, where he met with hurricane survivors. Graham noted the significance of Trump's presence, stating it brought hope to those affected by Hurricane Helene. He also shared his hopes for the nation under Trump's leadership.
Graham emphasized the importance of prayer for Trump and the country, wishing for economic improvements and resolution to global conflicts. Local residents echoed Graham's sentiments, feeling valued by Trump's visit, contrasting it with their experiences under previous administrations.
Times Of Israel: Thousands in Germany protest far right; Musk at AfD rally laments ‘focus on past guilt’
Thousands protested in Berlin and other German cities against the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party ahead of the February 23 election. The demonstrations, organized by groups like Fridays for Future, aimed to unite against rising right-wing extremism and tougher migration policies proposed by the opposition.
AfD leaders launched their election campaign while receiving support from Elon Musk, who made controversial remarks about Germany's past. Despite their growing popularity, AfD faces rejection from other parties, limiting their chances of forming a government.
#society
The Telegraph: With the release of each Israeli hostage, fears only grow for those left behind
Thousands of Israelis celebrated the return of four female hostages from Gaza, while simultaneously mourning those still held captive. The hostages, all young soldiers, were returned in military attire and displayed by their captors before signing release documents.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Four Israeli women released by Hamas in exchange for 200 Palestinian prisoners
Hamas released four Israeli female hostages in a prisoner swap, with Israel freeing 200 Palestinians, mostly serving life sentences for terrorism. This exchange marks the first phase of a six-week ceasefire agreement, with more hostages expected to be released.
The hostages were abducted during Hamas's attack on October 7, 2023, and held for over 15 months. The Israeli government confirmed their safe return, while celebrations erupted in Ramallah over the release of Palestinian prisoners. The U.S. also expressed support for ongoing efforts to secure the release of remaining hostages.
#military
Le Monde: Why Europe's drive to rearm is stalling
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk emphasized the urgent need for Europe to strengthen its military capabilities in light of security threats, particularly from Russia. This sentiment is echoed by various EU leaders, who are under pressure from the U.S. to increase defense spending.
Despite the urgency, experts express concerns over the stalled progress of European defense initiatives, highlighting a lack of funding and credibility in addressing adversarial threats. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas called for significant investment to bolster defense efforts.
#education
GB News: Teacher banned from classroom after 'taking law into his own hands' and beating child
A Derbyshire teacher, Stuart Maxwell, has been banned from teaching for at least three years after assaulting a pupil just days before starting a new position at The Ripley Academy. He was convicted of assaulting a child by beating and fined by the court.
Maxwell's actions raised concerns about the safety of students and the integrity of the teaching profession. Although he acted "in the heat of the moment," the panel deemed his behavior unacceptable. He may apply to have the ban lifted no earlier than January 2028.
#sports
The Mirror: Sky Sports apologise to Man City live on air after controversial comments
Sky Sports presenter Simon Thomas apologized to Manchester City after pundit Tim Sherwood questioned the club's spending amidst ongoing financial rule charges. Sherwood suggested City "make their own rules" and speculated on potential sanctions, including a transfer embargo.
City's hearing regarding the 115 charges concluded in December, with a decision expected in Spring. Any potential points deduction could lead to appeals, further delaying the outcome.