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Le Monde: Cyclone Garance wreaks havoc on La Réunion island
Tropical cyclone Garance struck La Réunion, resulting in four fatalities and significant destruction, including flooded neighborhoods and damaged infrastructure. The island was placed on violet alert, with winds reaching up to 234 km/h and extraordinary rainfall causing widespread havoc.
The cyclone's impact has been described as brutal, with emergency services unable to operate due to dangerous conditions. The prefect of La Réunion, Patrice Latron, called it a tragic day for the island.
Fox News: Barnard student demands action after pro-Hamas protest turns violent, calls out school's 'pathetic' response
Protests at Barnard College have escalated after students were expelled for distributing anti-Israel materials and disrupting classes. Freshman Shoshana Aufzien criticized the administration's response as insufficient, calling for more decisive action against the protesters, who occupied a building and allegedly assaulted a staff member.
The situation reflects broader tensions on college campuses amid the Israel-Hamas conflict. Aufzien expressed concern over the lack of serious consequences for the protesters, emphasizing the impact on students' education during midterm season. Columbia University has distanced itself from the incident while condemning disruptions to academic activities.
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Fox News: Taiwan’s volunteer military shrinks amid growing Chinese aggression
Taiwan's military faces recruitment challenges amid heightened Chinese aggression, with 12,000 personnel leaving between 2022 and 2024. The island's low birthrate and competition from the private sector contribute to the issue, prompting discussions about enlisting foreign migrants to bolster ranks.
Despite efforts to improve military conditions, such as allowing tattoos and adjusting height restrictions, skepticism remains about the willingness of Taiwanese citizens to serve. The government aims to increase defense spending and address personnel shortages, but the path forward is fraught with obstacles.