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17 Feb 2025
#politics
Fox News: Jury foreman in CNN defamation trial speaks out, says network’s staff did more harm than good on witness stand
A jury found CNN liable for defaming U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young, who was accused in a report of profiting illegally during the Afghanistan evacuation. The jury, led by foreperson Katy Svitenko, cited damaging internal communications from CNN staff as key evidence.
Following the verdict, Young and CNN reached a settlement. Svitenko expressed concerns about CNN's handling of the case and the perceived arrogance of its representatives during the trial, indicating that the jury aimed to send a message to media organizations about accountability.
#society
GB News: The State deciding 'what's true and what isn't is very concerning', Shaw claims
A University of Leeds student, Connie Shaw, has been suspended from her radio show for expressing gender-critical views, stating that "men can't be women." She argues that the UK's approach to free speech has made it a "laughing stock" globally, citing her removal as a breach of her rights.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Hamas maintains control in Gaza through surveillance and fear
The U.S. recently shipped 1,800 Mark 84 bombs to Israel, after delays under the previous administration. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasized a shared strategy with the U.S. in dealing with Hamas, which still holds 73 hostages amid ongoing conflict.
Despite significant military efforts, Hamas appears resilient, with fighters visible in Gaza and reports of a well-organized presence. Netanyahu claims Israel has severely weakened Hamas, but the situation remains complex.
The Telegraph: US enrages China after hinting at support for Taiwan independence
The Trump administration has sparked outrage in China by suggesting support for Taiwan's independence. The US State Department removed a longstanding statement affirming non-support for Taiwan independence, a shift from decades of policy dating back to Nixon's era.
China has responded by demanding the US correct this perceived error, warning it sends a dangerous message to pro-independence forces in Taiwan. Beijing maintains that Taiwan is part of its territory and has threatened military action to enforce reunification.
Fox News: Putin sending foreign minister to Saudi Arabia for talks with Trump officials
Russian officials, including Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, are set to meet U.S. representatives in Saudi Arabia to discuss a potential peace deal for Ukraine. The talks follow a phone call between Trump and Putin, where they agreed to initiate negotiations.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy remains skeptical of Putin's intentions and insists that any negotiations must include Ukraine. He emphasized that decisions about Ukraine cannot be made solely between the U.S. and Russia.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Feb. 17: Day 500 – Trump team pushes for talks, unclear what PM wants
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's recent visit to Israel highlighted a strong alignment between him and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who emphasized their long-standing relationship with the Trump administration. This partnership presents a unique opportunity for Israel.
Discussions are ongoing regarding the second phase of a hostage deal, prompted by comments from Trump's Mideast envoy Steve Witkoff. While a negotiating team is set to meet in Cairo, there are complexities regarding Hamas's role in Gaza and the war's future.
Forbes: Trump Officials And Russian Ministers Will Meet In Riyadh Tomorrow, Kremlin Confirms
U.S. and Russian officials are set to meet in Riyadh to discuss restoring bilateral relations and addressing the Ukraine conflict. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov will lead the talks, which may also involve setting up a meeting between Trump and Putin.
While Trump indicated Ukrainian President Zelenskyy would participate in negotiations, the Kremlin did not confirm Ukrainian representation. Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized that genuine peace requires action beyond initial discussions.
#military
The Telegraph: The Royal Navy’s Carrier Strike Group is a hollow force
The UK is preparing for a significant military deployment, with the Royal Navy's carrier strike group (CSG25) set to sail globally, showcasing the UK's military capabilities and supporting trade and diplomacy. However, concerns about the "hollowness" of the armed forces persist.
The CSG, featuring advanced aircraft carriers and supporting vessels, aims to provide a robust military presence and operational flexibility. While it does not match the US Navy's power, it represents an effort to enhance the UK's national defense and support NATO allies.