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Feb 23, 2025 |
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#politics
Le Monde: Pedestrianization projects around Paris' landmarks spark tensions
Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo, despite not seeking a third term, is pushing forward with pedestrianization projects, causing friction with local stakeholders. Tensions have risen over the installation of concrete blocks at Place du Trocadéro, which were meant to be temporary for the 2024 Olympics but remain in place, defying prior agreements.
The police prefecture has expressed frustration over Hidalgo's approach, marking a shift from their typically cooperative relationship. The ongoing restrictions at Trocadéro, a key area with significant traffic control jurisdiction, have sparked concerns about legality and governance.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Turning Tanks Into Flames And Wreckage, Ukrainian Drones Blunt A Yearlong Russian Offensive
A recent Ukrainian drone strike destroyed a Russian T-80 tank near Pokrovsk, highlighting the challenges facing Russia as its offensive stalls after 37 months of conflict. The Russian Center Operational Grouping has suffered significant losses, including tens of thousands of troops and over 2,200 vehicles, while Ukraine's losses remain comparatively lower.
As Russia pivots to new objectives, the situation is complicated by potential shifts in U.S. support for Ukraine under the Trump administration. The future of Ukrainian drone operations may be jeopardized by threats to critical satellite communications, prompting allies like Poland to reaffirm their support for Ukraine amidst rising geopolitical tensions.
#culture
GB News: Freddie Flintoff ‘ready to make the commitment’ to host beloved ITV reboot in return to TV
ITV is reviving the iconic gameshow Bullseye as a permanent series, with Freddie Flintoff expected to be the full-time host. The decision follows the success of a Christmas special that attracted over 3.3 million viewers, prompting ITV to respond to audience demand for a full series.
Flintoff, who recently recovered from serious injuries sustained in a 2022 crash while filming Top Gear, expressed his enthusiasm for the show, recalling it as a childhood favorite. The new series will return to its traditional Sunday teatime slot, aiming to capture the nostalgia of its original run from 1981 to 1995.