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6 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: Biden scolds reporters saying he 'knows more world leaders' than they do in their whole 'goddamn' lives
President Biden criticized the press during a recent event, asserting that former President Trump poses a genuine threat to democracy. He also defended his experience with world leaders, dismissing reporters' questions as lacking depth.
Biden has a history of contentious exchanges with the media, previously insulting reporters and making aggressive comments. His remarks have drawn mixed reactions, with some commentators labeling him as bitter and others mocking his approach.
GB News: Nigel Farage reacts to Elon Musk after billionaire makes surprise demand for Reform UK leader to be replaced
Nigel Farage responded to Elon Musk's unexpected demand for his replacement as leader of Reform UK, stating he was "surprised" by Musk's comments. Farage reiterated his stance against allowing Tommy Robinson to join the party, emphasizing his commitment to his principles.
Musk criticized Farage, asserting he "doesn't have what it takes" to lead the party. Farage, however, maintains his position and believes Musk's opinion is misguided.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: The KGB's spy inside France's Cold War counter-espionage
Archives from KGB defector Vasili Mitrokhin reveal that French intelligence was infiltrated during the Cold War by Pierre Chaignot, who provided the Soviets with crucial counter-intelligence information. This challenges the long-held belief that French counter-espionage remained unbreached.
Chaignot, recruited by KGB agent Valentina Yukum in 1949, operated within the Directorate of Territorial Surveillance (DST). His actions caused significant damage to French intelligence, contradicting the narrative of an invulnerable security service.
Times Of Israel: Hamas said to okay list of 34 hostages to be freed, but refuses to detail who’s alive
Hamas has reportedly agreed to release 34 hostages as part of a potential ceasefire deal with Israel, but details on their condition remain unclear. Israeli officials deny receiving a definitive list of names, while Hamas claims it needs a week to verify who is alive among the hostages.
Negotiations are ongoing, with the U.S. involved in discussions. Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu has stated that military operations against Hamas will resume after any agreement is reached. The situation remains complex, with calls for a truce and discussions about future governance in Gaza.