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GB News: Birmingham local behind petition calling for urgent clean-up gears up for major next step
Birmingham residents are expressing frustration over a five-week bin strike, leaving over 21,000 tonnes of waste uncollected. Community members, led by healthcare assistant Nicola Walker, are organizing meetings and petitions to demand immediate action, fearing a public health crisis.
Walker highlights the impact on daily life, noting unsafe conditions for families and the lack of a backup plan from the council. Negotiations between Birmingham City Council and the Unite union continue without resolution, prompting residents to seek solutions for the worsening situation.
Breitbart: Bomb Explodes Outside Train Station in Greek Capital Athens
A bomb exploded near the Hellenic Train offices in central Athens, causing no injuries but prompting police to cordon off the area. The blast follows public outrage over a 2023 railway disaster that killed 57 people, leading to protests and criticism of the government's response.
Authorities received an anonymous warning before the explosion. The incident highlights ongoing tensions in Greece regarding railway safety and accountability, with a recent parliamentary debate leading to a former minister being referred for investigation.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Legal Challenge: Hamas Sez Terrorist Classification Against Human Rights
Lawyers representing Hamas are challenging the UK government's classification of the group as a terrorist organization, arguing that it is a legitimate resistance movement. They claim this designation violates human rights and freedom of speech, asserting that Hamas poses no threat to the UK.
The case, led by Fahad Ansari, includes submissions of Hamas documents and critiques the UK's historical role in Palestine. Critics, including former minister Priti Patel, maintain that Hamas is a terrorist organization responsible for violence, emphasizing the need for its continued proscription.
Times Of Israel: 2012 Bulgaria bus bomber buried at Hezbollah cemetery in Lebanon
Mohammad Hassan El-Husseini, a Lebanese-French national, was buried in a cemetery for Hezbollah terrorists after being identified as the bomber in the 2012 attack in Bulgaria that killed five Israeli tourists. He was part of a Hezbollah cell and used a fake identity to enter Bulgaria.
El-Husseini's accomplices remain at large, with international arrest warrants issued for them. Investigators believe Hezbollah coordinated their activities across Europe to prepare for the attack.
#economy
Breitbart: Analysts: Apple Faces Steep Challenges as Trump's Trade War with China Heats Up
Apple is facing significant challenges due to the U.S.-China trade war, with tariffs on Chinese imports reaching 145%. Analysts warn that the company's heavy reliance on Chinese manufacturing could set it back years, as it may need to raise iPhone prices by 85% to maintain margins.
To mitigate these impacts, Apple has begun airshipping iPhones from India and is working to diversify its supply chain. However, ramping up production in India will take time, and analysts suggest that appealing for tariff exemptions may be the best short-term strategy.
Le Monde: A war of nerves sets in between the US and China, with trade already hit
A significant fracture has emerged between the US and China, leading to a halt in trade after the implementation of tariffs by President Trump and retaliatory measures from China. The ports in Shanghai are now largely inactive for shipments to the US, with many containers stranded.
Shipping consultancy Drewry predicts a cancellation of 53% of transport capacity between China and North America in the coming weeks, highlighting the uncertainty and lack of economic rationale behind the American decision.