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6 Dec 2024
#politics
Le Monde: To solve budget impasse, Macron banks on emergency 'special law' and new bill in 2025
For the first time in 45 years, France will end the year without a budget for the following year, necessitating a "special law" to ensure state continuity. President Macron announced this measure after a complicated budget process failed, following the resignation of Prime Minister Barnier.
The special law will allow the government to continue collecting taxes and manage public services into 2025. This situation echoes a similar event in 1979, when a budget was struck down, prompting a quick legislative fix.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Thousands flee as Syrian rebels advance on crossroads city of Homs
Thousands have fled Homs, Syria, as rebel forces led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) advance against government troops. The group, which has captured key cities, aims to reclaim territory and encourage Syrian refugees to return home.
With Russian and Iranian support diverted elsewhere, HTS is seizing the opportunity to push southward. The situation remains tense, with government forces reinforcing Homs and airstrikes targeting rebel supply routes.
#economy
Liberty Nation News: Jerome Powell Isn’t Worried About Second Trump Term - Liberty Nation News
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell asserts that the Fed's independence will remain intact under a potential second Trump term. He emphasizes that the central bank's decisions are made without political influence, aimed at benefiting all Americans rather than any political party.
Despite historical pressures from presidents, Powell claims he has not faced such pressure from either Trump or Biden. However, concerns linger about the Fed's political leanings, as data shows a majority of Fed employees donate to the Democratic Party, raising questions about true independence in monetary policy.
GB News: Car insurance policies 'might not be as good value for money' despite launch of major new law changes
Car insurance prices have dropped to an average of £437, a two percent decrease from the previous quarter. However, premiums remain four percent higher than last year. Comprehensive policies average £437, while third party only insurance is surprisingly more expensive at £591.
Greater London has the highest premiums at £632, while Wales and the South West enjoy lower rates at £358. A recent government policy change is expected to reduce premiums by about five percent, potentially saving drivers around £50.