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The Economist: Ten years after the Charlie Hebdo massacre, satire is under siege
The Charlie Hebdo massacre in 2015 marked a significant moment for free speech in France, as two gunmen killed 12 people at the satirical newspaper, which had long criticized religion, particularly Islam. A decade later, public support for the right to offend is declining amid rising concerns over safety and political correctness.
The incident catalyzed a series of Islamist terrorist attacks in Paris, prompting a national debate on the limits of satire and freedom of expression. As the anniversary approaches, the tension between protecting free speech and addressing societal sensitivities remains a critical issue in France.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Report: Syrian leader asked US to press Israel to withdraw its forces from buffer zone
Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharaa has called on the U.S. to urge Israel to withdraw its forces from the border buffer zone and Mount Hermon. Israeli officials stated they have not received any formal request and emphasized the need for their military presence for security reasons.
Sharaa, who took power recently, is seeking to present a moderate image and has engaged with Western officials to discuss lifting sanctions. During a meeting with German and French foreign ministers, concerns were raised about potential Islamist influences in Syria's education system and the need for inclusive governance.
#crime
GB News: WATCH: Peter Bleksley demands inquiry into grooming gangs scandal
Former Met Police detective Peter Bleksley criticized police officers for their inaction against grooming gangs, labeling them as "cowardly." He called for a full inquiry into the issue, especially after Labour minister Jess Phillips stated that the Government has no plans for such an investigation.