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America One News
9 Dec 2024
#politics
GB News: Assad flees to Russia to claim 'humanitarian' asylum after despot ousted from Syria
Bashar al Assad has fled Damascus and arrived in Moscow, where Russia has granted him and his family asylum, marking the end of his 24-year rule. His departure followed a rapid offensive by rebel forces, leading to celebrations in Damascus as anti-regime sentiments surged.
Syrians celebrated the fall of Assad's regime, entering his lavish presidential palace filled with luxury vehicles. The coalition of Syrian rebels announced a transition to power, emphasizing the need to unite and rebuild the country after years of oppression.
#society
Le Monde: In China, 'the online expression of anger over menstrual pads has taken a very political turn'
Chinese women are expressing outrage over the quality and sizing discrepancies of sanitary pads, leading to a grassroots investigation on social media. Many products were found to be smaller and less absorbent than advertised, prompting calls for accountability from manufacturers.
This consumer activism has taken on a political dimension, highlighting the lack of representation for women in China's leadership and the broader societal neglect of women's health issues. Users are calling for unity and a stronger voice to advocate for their rights.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Against Syria's Bashar al-Assad, world powers hesitated for more than a decade
The Syrian revolution began in March 2011 as protesters challenged Bashar al-Assad's regime, which was initially underestimated by global powers. Despite hopes for change, the regime's violent response quashed the movement, leading to a prolonged conflict that saw Assad maintain power with support from Russia and Iran.
The uprising sought dignity and reform, contrasting sharply with the regime's oppressive tactics. The situation escalated as international intervention was delayed, culminating in Assad's eventual retreat amidst rebel advances in December 2023.