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America First News
21 May 2023
#society
The Epoch Times: ABC Boss Apologises to Stan Grant After Q&A Call
Australian Broadcasting Corporation managing director David Anderson apologized to journalist Stan Grant after he quit from his role as Q&A program host due to exhaustion caused by racial abuse. Grant revealed his decision came after he was targeted with racism following his involvement in the ABC's coverage of the monarchy's coronation events. Anderson agreed with a recommendation to review how ABC responds to racism towards employees. Anti-ABC reporting from commercial media caused real-world consequences for presenters and journalists who were personally attacked, he added. The corporation endeavors to support its staff when there is external abuse directed towards them.
#war
The Economist: Russia’s army is learning on the battlefield
Russia's army is improving its tactics on the battlefield in Ukraine, with better basic infantry tactics, fortifications, artillery, armour, and electronic warfare capabilities. The Russian army is learning and adapting, according to a new report by two experts at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), but it still faces significant problems as it prepares for an anticipated Ukrainian offensive. However, if Ukraine can disrupt Russian defences and impose a dynamic situation upon them, Russian units will probably rapidly lose their co-ordination.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Russia Opens Far East Port Vladivostok to China
Russia has allowed China to use its far eastern port of Vladivostok, which it has occupied since 1860, as a strategic exchange between the two nations amid tensions in Ukraine and around Taiwan and the South China Sea. The move will make transport costs significantly cheaper and allow trucks to travel a much shorter distance from China's Jilin and Heilongjiang provinces. Vladivostok was China's territory, named Haishenwai, in the 13th century and was later annexed by the Tsarist Russian Empire in 1860. The opening of the port shows Russia's need to strengthen its political, economic, and military cooperation with China under the strong sanctions of the West.
Fox News: Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger 'honored' to be banned from Russia
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger thanked Russia for banning him over "Russophobia" beliefs. Alongside Raffensperger were also 500 other Americans who were banned by Russia for spreading "Russophobia" or supplying weapons to Ukraine and officials said to be "directly involved in the persecution of dissidents in the wake of the so-called storm of the Capitol." The move follows US sanctions issued amid the war between Ukraine and Russia and includes tighter restrictions on companies and people involved in the war effort.
#health
Fox News: Selma Blair went undiagnosed with MS for 40 years; she's working with charity to find a cure
Actress Selma Blair partners with Race to Erase MS charity to help find a cure for multiple sclerosis. Founder Nancy Davis notes Blair's progress with the disease and praises her dedication to the foundation. Davis, who started the charity in 1993 after being diagnosed with MS, is optimistic about future findings and is excited to provide hope for young people diagnosed today. Many celebrities have rallied behind the cause, showing support at the annual gala. This year's event is scheduled for June 2 in Los Angeles and will feature performances by Flo Rida and Siedah Garrett and a fashion show by the clothing brand Cinq à Sept.
Fox News: Moscow mayor introduces quarantine in 16 city districts amid bird flu outbreak
Moscow's mayor ordered a strict quarantine for 16 districts due to an outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza, or bird flu. The quarantine measures include restrictions on resident's access to areas with dead birds, prohibiting the treatment of sick birds, import and export of birds, and the relocation and rearrangement of birds.