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16 Mar 2025
#politics
Forbes: What We Know About Trump’s TikTok Deal—As Reports Suggest Oracle Could Take Lead Role
President Trump's temporary pause on the TikTok ban is set to expire on April 5, with ongoing negotiations involving Oracle as a potential leader in managing TikTok's U.S. operations. No final agreement has been reached, and concerns remain about national security and data privacy.
Discussions continue with various parties interested in overseeing TikTok, while the Chinese government's approval is still uncertain. Trump has indicated he might extend the pause if negotiations are not concluded by the deadline.
#society
The Telegraph: British woman missing after boat fire in Thailand
A 26-year-old British tourist, Alexandra Clarke, is missing following a fire on a diving boat near Koh Tao, Thailand. The blaze erupted from the engine while she was in the bathroom, prompting an evacuation of 15 tourists and crew members.
Authorities are investigating the cause of the fire, which occurred on the Davy Jones Locker boat, carrying 22 people to a diving site. A search for Clarke continues.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Britain 'does not have the capacity' to send forces to Ukraine, Portillo claims
Former Defence Secretary Michael Portillo criticized the Prime Minister's Ukraine peace plan as a "complete fantasy" and suggested it may be "quite dishonest." He specifically targeted Keir Starmer's idea of a "coalition of the willing" during an appearance on GB News.
#health
Fox News: New York hospital partners with Israeli hospital to deliver 'cutting edge' care to IDF soldiers
NYU Langone is collaborating with Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center to provide advanced osseointegration surgeries for IDF soldiers who have lost limbs in the conflict with Hamas. This partnership aims to train Israeli doctors in these techniques, enhancing local treatment options.
The initiative, facilitated by the charity Belev Echad, addresses the growing need for prosthetics following the recent violence. The NYU Center for Amputation Reconstruction offers comprehensive care, including surgery and therapy, to help soldiers regain normalcy in their lives.