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9 Jan 2025
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Front Page Magazine: Germany's 'Mace-Control' Keep Women From Defending Themselves Against Muslim Terrorists
Germany's response to mass stabbings includes implementing 'weapons-free zones' that ban knives and mace, despite already having strict knife control laws. Critics argue these measures do not deter attackers and hinder victims' ability to defend themselves.
A recent incident highlighted this issue when a Syrian man used stolen knives to attack individuals, but a woman with mace—illegal in these zones—was able to intervene. The approach of banning weapons is seen as ineffective against violent acts.
Le Monde: Kamel Daoud: 'It's more fruitful to be a traitor than a conformist'
Kamel Daoud reflects on the impact of winning the Prix Goncourt for his novel "Houris," which addresses Algeria's civil war. His victory has sparked controversy, leading to media backlash and personal attacks, particularly against his support for imprisoned writer Boualem Sansal.
Daoud describes the experience as a mix of joy and intense scrutiny, highlighting the taboo nature of the civil war topic in Algeria. The award has intensified hostility from the regime, viewing it as a betrayal due to its French recognition of a sensitive historical issue.
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GB News: British Breaking Bad fan extradited to US after 'trafficking fentanyl worth millions'
Paul Nicholls, a British national, is being extradited to the U.S. over allegations of running a fentanyl trafficking operation linked to the deaths of two U.S. Navy submariners in 2017. He is accused of smuggling the drug via the dark web with a Canadian associate.
Nicholls faces multiple charges, including conspiracy to import and distribute controlled substances and money laundering. He maintains his innocence, claiming no involvement in drug supply to the U.S. He is currently held in London's Wandsworth prison.