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#illegals
GB News: Russian spymaster orchestrated migrant chaos by using 15,000-strong private army to weaponise asylum flows
A Russian spymaster has reportedly used a private army of 15,000 to control migrant flows into Europe, with Jan Marsalek orchestrating operations from Libya. His actions coincide with rising migration concerns amid upcoming European elections, and he remains a fugitive wanted by Interpol.
Marsalek's connections to Russian intelligence and the establishment of a private military force have raised alarms, especially as European officials previously dismissed warnings about his plans. The situation intensifies amid the Ukraine conflict, with fears of increased migration if Russia gains ground.
#politics
Le Monde: Trump fires back at EU tech regulation
Brendan Carr, head of the FCC, expressed concerns over the EU's Digital Services Act at the Mobile World Congress, warning it could impose excessive regulations on free speech. He emphasized that such censorship risks conflict with American free speech principles.
#society
Fox News: Widespread killing, rape, disease and war make Democratic Republic of Congo hell on earth
The Democratic Republic of Congo faces severe humanitarian crises, with rampant violence against women and Christians. Recent attacks by Islamist militants resulted in the beheading of 70 Christians, while sexual violence and human rights abuses are widespread.
Additionally, armed groups continue to displace hundreds of thousands, and disease outbreaks threaten the population. Child labor in cobalt mining remains a critical issue, with children as young as four forced to work under dire conditions.
#culture
Fox News: Elizabeth Taylor inspired bank robber to ditch life of crime and move to Hollywood: book
Terry Moogan, once a troubled youth in Liverpool, transformed his life after meeting Hollywood icons like Elizabeth Taylor. His memoir, "Liverpool Bank Robber to Hollywood Butler," chronicles his journey from gang life and petty crime to becoming a butler for stars in Beverly Hills.
Moogan's story highlights the impact of encouragement and redemption, as he moved to Los Angeles in 1980, eventually working for notable figures like Clint Eastwood and George Segal. He reflects on his past with gratitude and faith, crediting Taylor's advice for his successful career change.