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16 Mar 2025
#politics
Times Of Israel: Hungary’s Orbán vows crackdown on press, immigrants in conspiracy theory-laden speech
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán vowed to eliminate foreign influence in his government, labeling it a "shadow army" aligned with the EU and liberal American interests. His speech coincided with a large opposition rally led by Péter Magyar, who aims to challenge Orbán's rule amid rising public dissatisfaction over economic issues.
Orbán's administration plans to target media and organizations funded from abroad, claiming they undermine Hungary's sovereignty. He has also proposed constitutional amendments that could suspend citizenship for dual citizens deemed threats. Meanwhile, Magyar's movement gains traction as he highlights corruption and the cost-of-living crisis.
Le Monde: Manor house, gold bars and fascist memorabilia: Jean-Marie Le Pen's murky heritage
Jean-Marie Le Pen, co-founder of France's far-right Front National party, was buried on January 11, 2023, in La Trinité-sur-Mer. His funeral, attended by family and supporters, reflected a blend of traditional village culture and Catholicism, marking the end of an era for the far right in France.
Despite his controversial legacy, including ties to fascism, Le Pen's death has led to a renewed embrace of his political influence by some in the far-right movement. His daughters orchestrated the funeral procession, highlighting the family's continued prominence in French politics.
#society
GB News: Gene Hackman's home was in 'shocking' state before their deaths as tragic update about dog confirmed
Gene Hackman, 95, and his wife Betsy Arakawa, 65, were found dead in their Santa Fe home, which was reported to be in disarray. Their dog Zinna was also found deceased, likely due to dehydration and starvation. Betsy died from hantavirus pulmonary syndrome, while Gene's cause of death is linked to heart disease.
Following their deaths, Gene's daughter praised Betsy for her care of him, and concerns have arisen over the distribution of Gene's $80 million estate, as Betsy was a successor trustee. Their wills indicate differing intentions for their assets, potentially leading to legal disputes.
#economy
Le Monde: The French beauty products industry fears Washington's wrath
Donald Trump has threatened to impose a 200% tariff on French wines and alcoholic products if the EU proceeds with a 50% tax on American whiskey. This escalation is part of ongoing trade tensions, with potential collateral damage to the European beauty products industry also being a concern.
SpiritsEurope has warned of severe impacts from the EU's proposed measures, which are a response to recent U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. The beauty sector fears it may face similar repercussions as the EU considers taxing American cosmetics and essential oils.
Fox News: Mr. Wonderful talks 'excitement' around cryptocurrency under Trump: America is in a 'new phase'
Kevin O'Leary, chairman of O'Leary Ventures, claims the cryptocurrency industry is entering a "new phase" under the Trump administration, which he believes will provide necessary regulations for integration with U.S. financial institutions. Trump has positioned crypto as a key issue for his 2024 campaign, pledging to make the U.S. the "crypto capital of the planet."
Recently, Trump signed an executive order to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, utilizing forfeited Bitcoin without costing taxpayers. This initiative aims to elevate the crypto sector in the U.S. and promote technological leadership, contrasting with the previous administration's approach.
#military
Times Of Israel: ‘Hamas never stopped digging’: Ex-hostage warns tunnel network under Gaza still growing
Tal Shoham, a recently released hostage, revealed in an interview that Hamas has continued to expand its underground tunnel network in Gaza during the ongoing conflict with Israel. Shoham, who was held captive for 505 days, detailed his harrowing experience and the severe conditions he faced, including malnutrition and isolation.
Despite the war, Shoham emphasized that Hamas never ceased its tunnel construction, with estimates suggesting a network of 350 to 450 miles. While he and other hostages endured significant hardships, including scarce food and medical care, Shoham's focus remained on survival until his release in February 2025.