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9 Feb 2025
#politics
Le Monde: In Madrid, Europe's far right looks to Trump as a role model
European far-right leaders gathered in Madrid for the first summit of the Patriots for Europe group, expressing admiration for Donald Trump as a model for their political ambitions. The event, attended by prominent figures like Viktor Orban and Marine Le Pen, highlighted a shared belief in a global shift towards their ideologies.
The summit's slogan, "Make Europe Great Again," mirrors Trump's campaign and reflects a sense of optimism among attendees about their political futures. Leaders emphasized the need for a "global disruption" to awaken Europe and challenge existing power structures.
Fox News: Elon Musk outlines 'super obvious' changes DOGE and Treasury have agreed to make
Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) plans to implement significant changes at the U.S. Treasury Department aimed at improving accountability and simplifying audits. Musk criticized previous management for neglecting fraud prevention, citing over $100 billion in entitlement payments to individuals without proper identification, with estimates suggesting half may be fraudulent.
A federal judge recently blocked DOGE's access to Treasury systems following a lawsuit from Democratic attorneys general, claiming it violated privacy laws. Despite this setback, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has supported Musk's efforts for greater accountability in government spending.
#society
GB News: BBC told to 'adapt or die' as new report issues damning verdict on licence fee
A report from Defund the BBC argues that the current licence fee model is outdated and should be replaced with a subscription-based service similar to Netflix. It highlights declining public trust and financial struggles, suggesting that the BBC must adapt to modern viewing habits or risk obsolescence.
Support for the licence fee is low, with less than a third of the public backing it. The report emphasizes the need for the BBC to transform into a competitive commercial entity to regain its standards and relevance in an increasingly streaming-focused media landscape.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump sure knows how to show up the ‘international community’
Donald Trump's recent proposal to temporarily relocate Gaza's residents for redevelopment has sparked significant outrage among the international community. Critics have condemned his actions, particularly after he sanctioned the International Criminal Court (ICC) for issuing a warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, accusing the U.S. of complicity in alleged war crimes.
In response, 79 countries issued a statement claiming Trump's measures threaten international law and security. However, the article argues that the ICC has undermined the concept of international law itself, suggesting that Trump's actions merely highlight the absurdity of the situation.
Times Of Israel: These are the 17 hostages yet to be returned in phase one of Gaza ceasefire
As of Saturday, 17 Israeli hostages remain to be released under the ongoing Gaza ceasefire, with families expressing concern after Hamas reported that eight of the original 33 hostages are dead. The ceasefire, which began in January, has seen five rounds of prisoner releases but has faced issues with compliance from Hamas.
The deal includes the potential release of up to 1,904 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for the hostages, but negotiations for the second phase have stalled. The situation remains tense, with families anxious about the fate of their loved ones and the potential for further violence.