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#politics
The Economist: Can Georgia’s shadowy despot survive?
Protests erupted in Tbilisi as the Georgian government halted EU accession talks, leading to a massive demonstration against oligarch Bidzina Ivanishvili. The Royal District Theatre's performance culminated in a march to Freedom Square, highlighting growing dissent against his regime.
The situation reflects rising tensions in Georgia, where Ivanishvili's grip on power appears increasingly fragile amid public outcry for political change.
Forbes: Kash Patel: Trump’s FBI Pick Set To Be Voted Out Of Committee Today Despite Democratic Opposition
Kash Patel, nominated by President Trump to lead the FBI, is expected to be approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee despite significant opposition from Democrats. Patel faced scrutiny over his past comments and actions related to the January 6 Capitol riot and his loyalty to Trump.
Democrats have expressed concerns about Patel's qualifications and potential bias, while Republican senators largely support his nomination. The full Senate vote timing remains uncertain. Patel has vowed to prioritize due process and tackle violent crime if confirmed.
Fox News: Howard Dean warns Dems need a 'complete reboot' to restore brand with voters
Howard Dean emphasized the need for the Democratic Party to reconnect with voters outside of Washington, D.C., advocating for a "complete reboot" of the party. He criticized the Democrats for not running enough local candidates in red states, which he believes contributes to their negative branding.
Dean argued that Democrats must engage consistently with communities, not just during election season, to improve their image and build relationships with voters. He noted that local interactions can dispel misconceptions about the party and foster respect among neighbors.
The Western Journal: Black MAGA Supporter to Sue Magazine for Making It Look Like He Attended KKK-Style Party
CJ Pearson, a black Republican and host of a recent MAGA party, plans to sue New York Magazine for allegedly misrepresenting the event as racially exclusive. The magazine's article claimed the party was predominantly white, despite the presence of several black attendees, which Pearson argues was intentionally obscured.
Pearson criticized the media for perpetuating a false narrative about conservatives and expressed frustration over the lack of journalistic integrity. His decision to pursue legal action reflects a growing trend among Republicans to challenge perceived media bias and hold outlets accountable for their reporting.
Forbes: Elon Musk’s DOGE Reportedly Accesses Federal Workforce’s Personal Data: Here’s What To Know About DOGE
Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has gained access to sensitive data on millions of federal workers, including Social Security numbers and employee records. This access follows Democratic concerns over Musk's involvement with federal financial systems, leading to legal actions and protests.
Democratic lawmakers are pushing back against DOGE's influence, questioning Musk's authority and the lack of transparency regarding its operations. Despite their efforts, including proposed legislation and protests, they face challenges due to Republican control in Congress.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Egypt said privately warning Trump’s Gaza plan endangers peace treaty with Israel
Egypt is actively working to counter US President Trump's proposal for the mass relocation of Palestinians from Gaza, warning that it could jeopardize its long-standing peace treaty with Israel. Egyptian officials have communicated their resistance to the plan to US and Israeli leaders, emphasizing that it poses a threat to national security.
The proposal has faced widespread rejection from Palestinians and key Arab nations, including Saudi Arabia, which insists on a Palestinian state as a prerequisite for normalizing relations with Israel. Critics, including former Saudi intelligence chief Prince Turki al-Faisal, have condemned the plan as ethnic cleansing, calling for international intervention.
Forbes: DeepSeek Should Be Banned From Federal Devices, Lawmakers Urge—After AI Chatbot Linked To Banned Chinese Firm
A bipartisan bill is set to be introduced to ban the Chinese AI startup DeepSeek from government devices due to national security concerns, following links to a banned state-run telecommunications company. The proposed legislation requires the Office of Management and Budget to create guidelines for the removal of DeepSeek from federal devices.
Several U.S. agencies, including the Navy and NASA, have already restricted access to DeepSeek, citing potential security risks. The app's rapid rise in popularity has raised alarms about its ties to the Chinese government and its ability to harvest user data.
The Telegraph: UK to take over leadership of Ukraine defence group from US
The UK will assume leadership of the Ukraine Defence Contact Group from the US, with Defence Secretary John Healey convening the 26th meeting in Brussels. This marks the UK’s first leadership role in the group, focusing on enhancing Ukraine’s security amid ongoing support against Russia's invasion.
The meeting precedes a Nato defence ministers' gathering and will include participation from up to 50 nations, including the new US defence secretary. The US is reducing its role in Europe, while the UK aims to increase its defence spending from 2.3% to 2.5% of GDP.
#economy
Fox News: President Trump has made an appointment that has Big Tech panicked
President Trump’s appointment of Gail Slater to lead the Antitrust Division signals a significant shift in the approach to regulating Big Tech. Slater, an experienced technology lawyer with a background in the industry, aims to challenge the monopolistic practices of major tech firms like Google and Amazon.
Her nomination is seen as a response to the growing public distrust of Big Tech and a commitment to enforcing antitrust laws to ensure a competitive market. This move reflects a broader strategy to protect consumers and small businesses from the concentration of economic power in the hands of a few corporations.
#sports
GB News: Ex-rugby star sets Wales major ‘15 minute test’ as key weakness from France humiliation pinpointed ahead of Italy clash
Former Wales rugby star Alix Popham emphasized the importance of a strong start against Italy in their upcoming match, following a heavy defeat to France. He noted that while Wales struggled in broken play, there were positives to build on, including a solid scrum and first-up defense.
Popham highlighted the need for Wales to win early exchanges and improve their kicking strategy to regain possession. With a 13-match losing streak, the pressure is on the team to perform, especially after a disappointing previous Six Nations campaign. Coach Warren Gatland acknowledges the significance of the upcoming game.
#science
The Economist: Turkey is building a spaceport in Somalia
Turkey is advancing its space ambitions under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, highlighted by the launch of its first astronaut, Alper Gezeravci, who emphasized a patriotic vision for the future. The Turkish Space Agency, established in 2018, has set a ten-year plan that includes satellite development and a planned moon landing by 2025.
Erdogan's space initiative reflects broader national goals, with Gezeravci actively supporting the ruling AK Party. This effort marks a significant step in Turkey's aspirations to establish itself as a key player in the global space arena.
#other
Le Monde: Gucci parts ways with creative director Sabato de Sarno
Gucci has parted ways with creative director Sabato de Sarno just 19 days before Milan Fashion Week, a rare move before the completion of a contract. De Sarno, who took over in 2023, struggled to leave a distinct mark on the brand, leading to a significant drop in sales.
Gucci's leadership has changed frequently, and de Sarno's departure aligns with new CEO Stefano Cantino's strategy. Speculation surrounds potential successors, including Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli, as the brand seeks to revitalize its image ahead of upcoming shows.