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13 Feb 2025
#foreignaffairs
GB News: International judge who ruled against Britain on Chagos is ex Chinese government official who backed Putin's invasion of Ukraine
An international judge, Xue Hanqin, who ruled against Britain regarding the Chagos Islands, has a controversial background as a former Chinese government official and supporter of Putin's Ukraine invasion. Her 2019 ruling favored Mauritius, prompting negotiations for the UK's handover of the islands.
Critics, including Donald Trump's advisers, warn that surrendering the islands could enhance China's influence and surveillance capabilities in the region. The ruling by the ICJ, while not legally binding, has raised concerns about the UK's legal position on sovereignty over the archipelago.
Fox News: Trump's special envoy to the Middle East reveals how the US secured Marc Fogel's release
U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff confirmed the successful release of American teacher Marc Fogel from Russian detention after nearly three years. Fogel was released following negotiations involving Trump administration officials, deemed credible by national security advisors.
Fogel, arrested in 2021 for drug charges, expressed gratitude to Trump and his team upon his return. The exchange also included the release of Russian national Alexander Vinnik, convicted of money laundering. Witkoff praised Fogel's courage and plans to maintain contact.
#economy
Le Monde: Germany's economic crisis is weighing on Central Europe
Skoda employees protested against the Czech government's measures aimed at reducing purchasing power amid impending job losses at the Adient car seat factory. The plant's closure will result in 410 job cuts in Ceska Lipa, exacerbating local economic concerns.
Nearby, another factory has also announced 400 layoffs, prompting fears of a broader crisis in the region. Local officials express alarm over the impact on the community as multiple plants shut down operations.
#culture
Le Monde: In Mexico, 'Emilia Pérez' continues to cause a stir
Director Jacques Audiard's musical 'Emilia Pérez' faces backlash in Mexico despite its international accolades, including 13 Oscar nominations. Critics argue the film misrepresents Mexican culture and sensitive issues like drug trafficking and the missing persons crisis.
Mexican audiences express frustration over the portrayal of accents and the simplification of complex social issues, suggesting a lack of respect and understanding from the foreign filmmaker.