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30 Jan 2025
#illegals
The Economist: Inside Europe, border checks are creeping back
Border checks are re-emerging in Europe as concerns about unauthorized migrants rise among voters and politicians. The historical significance of border towns, like Lobith, highlights the ongoing challenges in managing migration and security in the region.
As the EU grapples with these issues, political dynamics shift, reflecting deeper divisions over defense and immigration policies. The situation remains fluid, with implications for future governance and public sentiment across member states.
#politics
Forbes: Kash Patel Confirmation Hearing: Trump’s FBI Pick Promises ‘Due Process’ For Americans — Despite Vowing To Punish Enemies
Kash Patel, President Trump's nominee for FBI Director, testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee, emphasizing his commitment to due process and tackling violent crime. His nomination faces opposition from Democrats, who question his experience and past actions during the Trump administration.
Despite Democratic concerns, Republican senators express support for Patel, suggesting he may be confirmed. Patel has been a controversial figure, known for his loyalty to Trump and previous actions that have drawn criticism regarding intelligence operations and political motivations.
Le Monde: At Sarkozy's trial, the battle over a Libyan arms deal and a mysterious letter
Alain Juillet, a former senior economic intelligence officer in France, testified in the trial regarding Libyan financing of Nicolas Sarkozy's 2007 campaign. He criticized intermediaries Ziad Takieddine and Alexandre Djouhri but did not damage Sarkozy's defense.
Juillet recounted a competitive situation between French defense companies over Libyan military contracts and expressed concerns over Takieddine's lobbying efforts for a controversial figure linked to past terrorist acts. He believed a letter attributed to Sarkozy was forged.
The Economist: The EU is worried about sensitive exports to competitors and foes
The EU is set to implement new regulations on foreign direct investment (FDI) starting January 30, 2025, amid concerns over sensitive exports to competitors and adversaries, particularly following the U.S. restrictions on investments in China. This marks a shift from the historical trend of poorer nations limiting outbound investments.
As Europe grapples with internal divisions on defense strategies and rising concerns over unauthorized migration, political tensions are escalating. In Germany, Friedrich Merz's controversial actions in the Bundestag have sparked significant debate, while the situation in Ukraine remains precarious.
Breitbart: AfD Firewall Broken as Merkel Party Joins With Populists on Migration Vote
A significant shift occurred in German politics as the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) partnered with the Alternative for Germany (AfD) to pass a motion for migration restrictions, breaking a long-standing political barrier. This move follows a recent violent incident involving a migrant and has prompted debate over the CDU's alignment with the AfD, which is often labeled as far-right.
The vote, which narrowly passed with support from both parties, has raised concerns among leftist politicians about the implications for Germany's democratic landscape. CDU leader Friedrich Merz is facing pressure as he prepares to introduce a binding resolution on migration curbs, potentially relying on AfD support again.
Breitbart: Oklahoma Superintendent: Colleges That Won't Work with ICE Should Be Defunded
Oklahoma Education Superintendent Ryan Walters stated that universities not cooperating with law enforcement and ICE should lose taxpayer funding. He emphasized that failing to assist in investigations is a felony and called for prosecution of institutions that do not comply.
Walters urged that such universities should be stripped of funding if they do not align with law enforcement efforts and the agenda of the Trump administration.
Forbes: War On DEI: Deutsche Bank Stands ‘Firmly Behind’ Diversity Program As These Major Organizations Drop Them
Deutsche Bank, alongside major banks like JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, has reaffirmed its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs amid a growing trend of companies, including Target and Amazon, rolling back such initiatives. This shift comes as former President Trump targets DEI in executive orders, labeling them as discriminatory.
While some corporations are retreating from DEI commitments due to political pressure, others, like Costco and Delta Airlines, continue to defend their policies, emphasizing the business value of diversity. The backlash against DEI is part of a broader conservative movement, with significant implications for corporate practices and federal policies.
Fox News: Georgia councilwoman tells ex-BLM mayor to stop playing 'victim' after charging Africa vacay to city card
South Fulton Mayor Khalid Kamau faced backlash from Councilwoman Helen Willis after he accused council members of political posturing regarding his alleged misuse of a city credit card, which included over $26,000 in unauthorized purchases. Kamau's comments came during a council meeting where he expressed disappointment over the media presence.
Willis challenged Kamau, stating he was not a victim and criticized his spending habits, including a 20-day trip to Ghana. The city manager announced an investigation into the credit card use, as Kamau reportedly has outstanding receipts and has violated city policies.
Fox News: Senate set for confirmation vote on Doug Burgum, Trump’s pick to lead the Interior
The Senate is poised to confirm Doug Burgum as the new head of the Interior Department, following a strong 78-20 vote to advance his nomination. Burgum emphasized national security and economic priorities during his confirmation hearing, advocating for increased domestic energy production.
Burgum, a former North Dakota governor, has stated that restricting energy production in the U.S. merely shifts it to other countries with less environmental concern. He affirmed his commitment to follow the law regarding energy policies, including potential drilling in national parks.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Sen. Joni Ernst to Praise Tulsi Gabbard's 'Duty, Honor, Service' to Her Country During Confirmation Hearing
Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) will introduce Tulsi Gabbard, nominee for Director of National Intelligence, at her confirmation hearing. Ernst will emphasize Gabbard's military service and commitment to duty, stating she prioritizes country over political views.
Gabbard plans to advocate for reforms in the position, highlighting her independence and commitment to national defense. She aims to demonstrate that the intelligence community should operate as a non-partisan entity serving U.S. interests.
#society
Breitbart: Alex Marlow: Bernie Sanders Has a Melt Down Over a Onesie
On the "Alex Marlow Show," host Alex Marlow discussed RFK Jr.'s confirmation hearings, expressing support for those who ridicule individuals suggesting that not vaccinating children against COVID-19 could endanger the elderly.
The podcast is produced by Breitbart News and is available on various platforms, including YouTube and Spotify.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: In Thailand, families of hostages weep with joy upon news of their release from Gaza
Five Thai nationals held hostage in Gaza for 482 days were released and transferred to the Red Cross, bringing joy to their families in Thailand. The hostages were among 251 captured during the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, which resulted in numerous casualties.
Thai officials expressed relief and gratitude for the hostages' safe return, while preparations were made for their medical check-up and eventual return to Thailand. The ongoing situation highlights the significant presence of Thai laborers in Israel, particularly in agriculture, amidst the conflict.
#culture
The Western Journal: Watch: Black Pro-Israel Priest Canceled by Own Church After Trolling Lefties with Elon Salute
Calvin Robinson, an Anglican Catholic priest, had his license revoked after mimicking a gesture made by Elon Musk at a rally, which some interpreted as a pro-Nazi salute. Robinson defended his actions as a satirical jab at leftist media overreactions to Musk's gesture.
The Anglican Catholic Church criticized Robinson for trivializing the Holocaust, stating that his actions were incompatible with his priestly role. Robinson argued that his intent was misunderstood and emphasized the importance of context in humor.
#health
The Economist: Many Britons are waiting 12 hours at A&E
Britain's emergency care system is facing a significant crisis, with only 55% of patients seen within four hours at major A&E departments as of December 2024, far below the 95% target. Many patients are being treated in unsuitable locations such as corridors and waiting rooms.
This decline in A&E performance reflects deeper issues within the National Health Service, impacting public perception and trust in the system. The situation highlights the urgent need for reform and improvement in emergency care services.