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28 Jan 2025
#military
Times Of Israel: Trump signs executive order to develop American-made ‘Iron Dome’ missile shield
President Trump signed an executive order to initiate the construction of an "Iron Dome" air defense system in the U.S., similar to Israel's, aimed at protecting Americans from various missile threats. He emphasized that the system would be developed domestically.
While the order focuses on addressing long-range threats, it overlooks that Israel's Iron Dome is primarily designed for short-range attacks. Trump reiterated the need for enhanced missile defense capabilities and cooperation with allies, citing Israel's success in intercepting rockets from Hamas and Hezbollah.
#culture
GB News: Wynne Evans 'taking time off' BBC radio show after apology for 'unacceptable' language
Wynne Evans has taken a temporary leave from his BBC Radio Wales show following backlash over an inappropriate comment made during the Strictly Come Dancing live tour launch. He issued an apology for the remark, which was deemed sexualized, while BBC Wales confirmed his absence without detailing the circumstances.
Comedian Robin Morgan will fill in for Evans during his time off. Despite the controversy, Evans will continue to participate in the Strictly tour until February 9, though he missed a performance due to injury.
#other
Le Monde: Could France have urban megafires like those in Los Angeles?
Wildfires in Los Angeles highlight the growing threat of megafires globally due to climate change. Rising temperatures, heatwaves, and droughts create conditions conducive to wildfires, prompting experts to warn that France may face similar challenges.
Researchers note that while California's situation is more severe due to larger forest areas, both regions share vegetation types that can exacerbate fire risks.