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#illegals
Le Monde: What does it mean to be French? How a cyclone set the debate adrift
Recent polling shows that 48% of French citizens believe there are too many immigrants, a decline from 63% in 2005 and 74% in 1995. This shift in sentiment contrasts with President Macron's earlier inclusive stance on French identity.
Macron's government has recently adopted a more cautious approach, with Prime Minister François Bayrou echoing far-right sentiments about immigration and calling for a debate on French identity.
#politics
Breitbart: Dem Sen. Kim: Trump Bringing Civility in Politics Down, Democrats Matching His Level
Sen. Andy Kim (D-NJ) criticized President Trump for lowering the civility of political discourse in the U.S. during an appearance on CNN. He expressed concern over the increasing personal insults and lack of decorum in Congress, attributing this decline to Trump's influence.
Kim emphasized the need for higher standards in political behavior, noting that both parties should strive for civility. He believes that Trump's rhetoric has negatively impacted the political environment, which he claims most Americans find unacceptable.
#society
The Western Journal: 28-Year-Old Influencer Dead After Fall While Mountain Climbing
Maria Eftimova, a 28-year-old Bulgarian social media influencer and civil engineering student, died in a climbing accident on Tryfan mountain in Wales. She fell 65 feet while ascending with friends on February 22, and despite attempts to assist her, she was pronounced dead at the scene.
Eftimova was remembered by friends as adventurous, kind, and passionate about extreme sports, particularly snowboarding. Her death follows another climbing incident in the same area, highlighting the dangers of mountain activities.
Fox News: Meghan Markle faces wrath of parenting police over photo of Lilibet on a boat without a safety vest
Meghan Markle faced backlash after sharing a photo of her daughter, Princess Lilibet, on a boat without a life vest. Critics on social media condemned the couple for their perceived negligence regarding water safety, with many emphasizing the importance of life jackets for children.
Additionally, Markle's Netflix lifestyle show, "With Love, Meghan," has been renewed for a second season despite receiving negative reviews, with critics describing it as cringeworthy and lacking authenticity.
Fox News: British PM criticized for blocking bill banning first-cousin marriage amid mounting health concerns
A Conservative MP in the UK has proposed legislation to ban first-cousin marriages, citing significant health risks for children born from such unions. This has faced opposition from Prime Minister Keir Starmer and others, who emphasize the need for public awareness rather than a legislative ban.
The debate highlights cultural tensions, as some argue that cousin marriages are prevalent in certain immigrant communities. Critics of the government's stance believe it reflects a failure to address cultural practices that may pose health risks, while supporters of the ban argue for the need to protect societal norms.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Israel stops supplying electricity to Gaza
Israel's Energy Minister Eli Cohen announced the immediate cessation of electricity supply to Gaza, following a blockade on aid deliveries. This decision aligns with Israel's strategy to pressure Hamas for the release of hostages, as the conflict continues.
Hamas condemned the aid blockade as collective punishment and claimed it endangers the hostages. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warned of severe consequences for Hamas if they do not comply with demands regarding the hostages, indicating a potential escalation in military actions.
Times Of Israel: Israel stops electricity supply to Gaza, in bid to ratchet up pressure on Hamas
Israel's Energy Minister Eli Cohen has ordered the immediate cessation of electricity supply to the Gaza Strip, aiming to pressure Hamas regarding the release of hostages. This decision follows Israel's halt on goods entering Gaza, citing Hamas's refusal to extend a ceasefire and hostage deal.
The move has drawn criticism from Western and Arab nations, accusing Israel of using starvation as a tactic. While Israel claims sufficient aid exists in Gaza, Prime Minister Netanyahu indicated a willingness to escalate pressure, including potential cuts to electricity and water, if negotiations do not progress.
The Telegraph: Trump is carving up Ukraine with Putin. Taiwan is terrified it could be next
Demonstrators in Taipei, including Taiwanese and Ukrainians, protested outside Russia's de facto embassy to mark the third anniversary of the Ukraine invasion. They expressed fears that Putin's actions could encourage China's Xi Jinping to pursue Taiwan.
The protest highlighted the parallels between Taiwan's situation and Ukraine's, as both face threats from neighbors claiming their territory. Concerns grew in Taiwan following Donald Trump's recent comments that appeared to undermine U.S. support for Ukraine, intensifying local anxiety about their own security.
#culture
GB News: 'No Americans, no WOKE Bond!' Camilla Tominey declares as Amazon 'trusted' with British franchise
Camilla Tominey has expressed her views on the future of the James Bond franchise, insisting there should be "no Americans, no woke Bond." This comes amid speculation about Daniel Craig's successor, with Pierce Brosnan also weighing in, stating the next Bond should be British.
The discussion has intensified with potential changes in the franchise following Amazon's acquisition, including spin-offs featuring characters like Felix Leiter and Miss Moneypenny. There are even rumors of a "female 007" being considered. The timeline for the next Bond film remains unclear.