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#politics
Breitbart: Hamas Hands over Final 6 Living Hostages of Phase 1; Forces 2 Hostages to Watch
Hamas has released the last six hostages from the initial phase of a ceasefire, while two Israeli hostages were forced to witness the event. Among the released, Avera Mengistu and Hisham al-Sayed had been held for a decade, with al-Sayed's condition described as shocking by his family.
Negotiations for the next phase are underway, with Hamas demanding significant concessions from Israel, including an end to the war and withdrawal from Gaza. Currently, 66 Israeli hostages remain captive, with at least half believed to be alive.
#war
GB News: 'People are very angry!' Thousands of protesters descend on Russian embassy for Ukraine solidarity march
A large protest in central London has gathered "hundreds, if not thousands" of participants in support of Ukraine, with demonstrators marching from the Ukrainian embassy to the Russian embassy. Protesters are voicing their anger against Russia and expressing frustration towards the US administration, particularly President Trump.
Organizers claim that Ukraine is being sidelined in peace negotiations and call for stronger support from the UK to safeguard Ukraine's sovereignty. The protest reflects growing concerns over the future of Ukraine amid ongoing conflicts and political maneuvering.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Ukraine could be Starmer’s Falklands moment
Keir Starmer may have the chance to enhance his global standing through the ongoing Ukrainian crisis, similar to how Margaret Thatcher's response to the Falklands War bolstered her reputation. Starmer, facing low approval ratings, has made strides in supporting Ukraine and has garnered attention for his actions against Putin.
As Starmer prepares for a meeting with Trump, he aims to assert his position on Ukraine and maintain the UK’s special relationship with the US. His recent initiatives include increased military aid for Ukraine and sanctions against Russia, positioning him as a leader willing to confront challenges head-on.
Le Monde: Raphaël Glucksmann, MEP: 'The small steps favored by European leaders are no longer enough, we need a giant leap'
The geopolitical landscape is shifting dramatically, with Donald Trump echoing Russian propaganda and aligning with far-right movements in Europe. Concerns are rising over a potential Russian invasion of EU territory, as nations like the Baltics prepare for conflict.
NATO's reliability is in question, with doubts about the U.S. commitment to defend member states if attacked. The current administration's willingness to uphold Article 5 is uncertain, raising alarms about the security of European nations amid increasing threats from Russia.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: Cannibal Declared 'Rehabilitated' After Eating Brain
Connecticut is set to release Tyree Smith, known as the Cannibal Killer, who was institutionalized after killing and eating a homeless man in 2012. Experts claim he is now medicated and ready for release, raising concerns about public safety and the potential for reoffending.
Critics question the decision, emphasizing the risks involved in letting someone with such a violent history back into society. The victim's family expresses fear over the possibility of Smith reverting to his past behavior once off medication.