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4 Mar 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Microsoft Still Uses Censorship Tool Despite Disavowing NewsGuard
Microsoft, despite promising to disavow NewsGuard, continues to list it in its Search Coach tool for children. Senator Ted Cruz claims this undermines free speech and critical thinking, as NewsGuard's ratings allegedly stifle conservative viewpoints.
Critics, including former State Department official Mike Benz, question Microsoft's commitment to its promise, pointing out that NewsGuard still influences access to news for young users. This situation raises concerns about censorship in educational tools.
#society
Le Monde: Scale of child rape in Sudan widespread, UNICEF says
The UN reports alarming levels of child rape in Sudan, with 221 cases documented in 2024, including incidents involving children as young as one. UNICEF highlights the widespread nature of this violence, urging all parties to cease using sexual violence as a tactic of war.
The ongoing conflict between Sudan's regular army and paramilitary forces has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis, with children facing severe risks. Survivors often do not report incidents due to fear of stigma or retribution. UNICEF calls for urgent action to protect civilians, particularly children.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: 'We must win the peace': Keir Starmer delivers address to MPs on Ukraine - WATCH IN FULL
Sir Keir Starmer addressed MPs regarding the recent summit in London, where world leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, reaffirmed support for Ukraine amid ongoing Russian aggression.
Starmer emphasized the importance of "winning the peace" and highlighted four key commitments made during the discussions.
The Telegraph: Keir Starmer can stand tall on the world stage thanks to Brexit Britain
Recent tensions in the Oval Office have unexpectedly opened avenues for a peace deal regarding Ukraine. President Zelenskyy faced challenges in negotiating a minerals deal that could result in territorial losses, but discussions on Ukraine's security arrangements are now underway.
Keir Starmer's growing rapport with President Trump positions the UK uniquely in international relations, especially post-Brexit. While Starmer previously opposed Brexit, he now leverages its benefits to enhance Britain's foreign policy, urging a focus on maintaining independence rather than re-engaging with the EU.