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5 Feb 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: Russia to summon Israeli envoy over criticism of Hamas ties, Holocaust distortion
Russia's Foreign Ministry summons Israeli ambassador Simona Halperin over "unacceptable comments" she made in an interview. Halperin criticized Russia's foreign policy stance, particularly its approach to the Holocaust and its relationship with Hamas.
GB News: Justin Welby blasted for helping 'evil' after Archbishop attacked Rwanda Bill
Home Secretary accuses Archbishop of Canterbury of aiding "evil" gangs by opposing Rwanda deportation plan. Welby criticizes plan, calling it damaging for asylum seekers. Home Secretary argues that blocking the plan without offering an alternative will result in more deaths.
Le Monde: 'Biden's environmental record will be at the heart of the presidential campaign'
President Biden suspends approvals for new natural gas production terminals in a bid to tackle climate change, drawing criticism from industry leaders. Trump promises to repeal the decision if re-elected. Biden's environmental track record and efforts to reduce dependence on oil and gas will be central to his campaign.
#society
GB News: BBC worker who denied Holocaust and called Jews 'invader species' and 'Nazis' is finally sacked after huge outcry
A BBC employee was fired for sharing antisemitic content, including messages denying the Holocaust. Jewish employees at BBC expressed concern.
The Telegraph: Arson attack on building being considered to house migrants 'very concerning', says Leo Varadkar
Dublin nursing home destroyed in arson attack, being considered for housing asylum seekers. Anti-immigration protests and far-Right activists involved. Arson attacks believed to be carried out by anti-immigration activists. Taoiseach condemns violence.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Senegal: President Macky Sall's dangerous game
Senegal's President Macky Sall postpones elections, breaking from the country's democratic history. He renounced running for a third term but now supports a disqualified candidate, sparking protests and risking unrest. The indefinite postponement raises concerns about the country's democracy.
GB News: UK and US warned of 'serious consequences' after airstrikes resume as Houthi rebels warn of 'response'
Houthi rebels warned of "consequences" after US and UK airstrikes in Yemen. The Iran-backed group says it won't be deterred and that Yemen's support for Gaza won't be affected. The US plans to launch more strikes on Iran-backed groups.
The Telegraph: Australian writer given suspended death penalty in China
Australian writer Dr Yang Hengjun has been given a suspended death penalty in China after being accused of spying. The Australian government has expressed strong condemnation and will advocate for him. Dr Yang's family and supporters believe he is a victim of political persecution due to his criticism of the Chinese regime.
#health
Fox News: Two women with heart disease had to fight for a diagnosis. Here’s how they advocated for their health
Heart disease is often misdiagnosed in women, leading to delayed treatment. Studies show a systematic bias in diagnosing heart disease and heart failure in women. Women are often diagnosed with anxiety or depression when they should be treated for heart failure.