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9 Jan 2024
#politics
The Economist: The president appoints modern France’s youngest prime minister
France's youngest prime minister, Gabriel Attal, replaces Elisabeth Borne in an attempt by President Macron to reset his troubled second term. Attal, openly gay and politically aligned with Macron, brings popularity and public charm, but faces the challenge of continuing to reform France amidst opposition and running a minority government. Macron hopes Attal's appointment will inject enthusiasm and reduce the lead held by the right-wing National Rally ahead of the European elections. However, the underlying problem of how to reform France and make difficult decisions remains.
GB News: Emmanuel Macron makes history as openly-gay man made France's youngest ever PM
Emmanuel Macron has chosen Gabriel Attal, 34, as France's Prime Minister. Attal, a former Education Minister, will lead Macron's campaign for the European Parliament Elections in June. Macron aims to improve his chances after National Rally gained an eight to 10 point lead.
Forbes: Trump’s Immunity Appeal Hearing In Jan. 6 Criminal Case Is Today—Here’s What To Know
Former President Donald Trump is going to court to appeal the criminal charges against him for trying to overturn the 2020 election, claiming presidential immunity. The appeals court will hear the case after a lower court ruled against him.
The Federalist: Biden's Campaign Doesn't 'Brief' The Media, It Colludes With Them
Biden's team is organizing off-the-record trips for political reporters to coordinate news coverage according to his preferences. Media outlets like CNN and MSNBC will likely show more offensive Trump rally clips, shaping the narrative for Biden. This coordination between the campaign and media is a common practice.
Liberty Nation News: Biden’s Bid to Cancel William Penn Fails in Philly - Liberty Nation News
The National Park Service planned to remove William Penn's statue and replica home in a Philadelphia park. Pennsylvania Governor Joshua Shapiro claimed credit for preserving Penn's statue. This comes as a poll shows Donald Trump leading Joe Biden in swing states, including Pennsylvania.
Le Monde: French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal: The spectacular rise of a Macron stalwart
Emmanuel Macron appoints Gabriel Attal as the youngest-ever prime minister of France, aiming to reinvigorate his political mandate. Attal, aged 34, replaces Elisabeth Borne and becomes the first openly gay prime minister. Macron's decision suggests he needs Attal's popularity to revive his mandate and implement 'civic rearmament.'
#society
Fox News: 3 hospitalized after mistaking laundry detergent pods for candy in Taiwan election freebie gone wrong
Several people in Taiwan were hospitalized after mistakenly eating laundry detergent pods distributed as a campaign freebie by the Nationalist Party. Approximately 460,000 pods were given out, causing three individuals to be admitted to the hospital. The head of the campaign office apologized and stated that such materials would not be distributed again.
Fox News: South Korea passes legislation to end its controversial dog meat trade
South Korea's parliament passed a bill to ban dog meat for consumption due to animal welfare concerns. The law will take effect in 2027 and gained bipartisan support. The ban is supported by the President and marks a significant shift in cultural attitudes towards dog meat consumption.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Nobel laureates pen plea to international organizations demanding action on hostages
Eight Nobel laureates, including renowned Jewish and Israeli researchers and professors, have sent a letter urging the UN, ICRC, and WHO to take immediate action to deliver medication to Israeli hostages in Gaza and secure their release. They express deep concern about the hostages' well-being and call for an essential step towards a truce and prevention of further bloodshed. The hostages, some with chronic illnesses, are in dire health conditions, facing physical and mental torture.
Fox News: Blinken delivers Arab message to Israel: Acceptance requires Palestinian state
U.S. Secretary of State Blinken visited the Middle East to prevent the war in Gaza from escalating into a regional conflict. He conveyed Arab leaders' message to Israeli leaders that integration with the Middle East is possible if the war in Gaza ends and Palestinians are given a viable path to statehood. The conflict began when Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel, resulting in casualties on both sides.
Blinken focused on finding a long-term solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict. He urged Israel to protect Gaza's civilians and allow humanitarian aid to reach them. Arab countries expressed a desire for closer integration with Israel if a practical pathway to a Palestinian state is established. President Biden also called for Israel to withdraw some forces from Gaza.
#military
Times Of Israel: Blast, fighting kills nine troops in Gaza as IDF expands ground push south
Six troops were killed in Gaza explosion and three others died in intense battles as Israeli army continues offensive against Hamas. The deaths raise the toll to 185 since the invasion began in October. The IDF is expanding ground operations in Khan Younis and facing heavy resistance from gunmen.
Fox News: US Navy sailor sentenced to 27 months for transmitting sensitive military info to China
US Navy sailor sentenced to 27 months in prison for transmitting military information to a Chinese intelligence officer in exchange for bribes.
#crime
Fox News: US rape suspect accused of faking death, fleeing to Scotland is booked in Utah jail
American fugitive Nicholas Rossi, accused of faking his own death to escape rape charges, has been extradited from Scotland to Utah. Rossi, also known as Nicholas Alahverdian, was booked into jail on two felony rape charges and may be transferred for trial. He faces additional charges of domestic violence, sexual abuse, and fraud.
#science
The Telegraph: Scientists in race against time to save spacecraft from ‘uncontrollable tumble’
Scientists race to save American spacecraft from failure. Technical issues and propulsion anomaly have caused power loss and control problems. Mission to land on Moon and carry remains of former US presidents and Star Trek cast members.
#other
Forbes: 2023 Was Officially The World’s Hottest Year On Record
Scientists confirm 2023 as hottest year on record, with global temperatures surpassing 2016 by 0.17C. Climate change threatens critical thresholds for lasting damage to environment and human health.
The Telegraph: Norway to approve commercial deep-sea mining in world first
Norway plans to allow commercial deep-sea mining in its national waters, making it the first country to do so. The proposals, expected to be approved by parliament, would open up a large area for lithium and cobalt mining, which are essential for clean technologies. Environmentalists have raised concerns about the impact on marine life, and detailed environmental studies will be required before any mining can proceed. The earliest extraction is estimated to take place in the 2030s.
Flag And Cross: Key Factor In Saving Elephants From Extinction Discovered
Conservation efforts have saved savanna elephants from decline, but successes vary. Protecting and connecting areas is crucial for their long-term survival. Populations in certain regions have plummeted due to illegal poaching, while others are booming. Unchecked growth can be harmful, so balance is needed. Core areas with strong protection linked to buffer zones are key. Connecting parks allows for natural movement and stability without human intervention. The study emphasizes the importance of connecting protected areas for the survival of African savanna elephants and other species.
Fox News: Spain faces ecological crisis as millions of plastic pellets wash ashore from ship spill
Spanish state prosecutors are investigating the spill of small plastic pellets along the northwest coastline, with fears of toxic properties. The pellets have also been found on shores in Portugal and France.
GB News: Ten United Airlines planes discovered with loose bolts after mid-air blow-out
Multiple United Airlines and Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 aircraft have been found with loose bolts, leading to safety concerns. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) grounded 171 Max 9 planes after a panel blew off an Alaska Airlines jet in mid-air. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating the incident and the possibility of wider safety issues.