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Feb 27, 2025 |
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#politics
GB News: SHOCK poll delivers blow to Reform UK as Lib Dem ‘surge’ sees Ed Davey’s party hit highest rating since 2019
Reform UK has seen a decline in popularity, dropping from 26% to 24%, while the Liberal Democrats have surged to a five-year high of 16%. Polls indicate that the Conservatives are currently in the lead, with Labour at 23% and the Greens at 8%.
Political dynamics are shifting, with Ed Davey of the Liberal Democrats criticizing Nigel Farage's close ties to Donald Trump and asserting that his party does not share Farage's values. The next General Election is anticipated in 2029, with local elections scheduled for May.
#society
Le Monde: The 'jogo de bicho,' Brazil's popular clandestine lottery, loses a legendary figure
José Caruzzo Escafura, known as "Piruinha," was laid to rest in Rio de Janeiro on January 23, 2025, at the age of 95. A prominent figure in the illegal jogo de bicho lottery, he was both celebrated and controversial, drawing a large crowd of mourners and tributes from samba schools.
His funeral featured emotional tributes, including a minute's silence from the Botafogo football team, highlighting his impact on the local culture. Escafura's legacy as a charismatic yet complex figure resonated deeply with the community.
#military
The Telegraph: An EU army offers no lasting salvation for Ukraine
European leaders are discussing sending troops to Ukraine for peacekeeping, but skepticism remains about their effectiveness and coordination, given past military cooperation failures in Afghanistan. Concerns grow over reliance on U.S. support under Trump's administration.
While some advocate for an EU defense force, this approach risks undermining NATO. The focus should remain on improving European military capabilities rather than creating a separate entity, as Trump's critiques highlight the need for Europe to take its defense obligations seriously.