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6 May 2025
#illegals
GB News: Donald Trump could send migrants to £700m Rwanda hotels paid by Britain after Keir Starmer scrapped plan
Donald Trump plans to utilize British taxpayer-funded facilities in Rwanda for housing migrants deported from the U.S. The Rwandan government is considering this arrangement as part of a potential deportation deal.
Previously, flights to Rwanda for deportations were halted after Sir Keir Starmer took office, having canceled the plan without any deportations occurring.
#society
GB News: GB News Daily Reflections - Tuesday 6 May
Trust is emphasized through the relationship between a father and son, highlighting the father's confidence in his son's ability to care for his sheep. This bond illustrates the foundational role of trust in familial and social responsibilities.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF targets Hezbollah weapons manufacturing, storage site in Lebanon’s Beqaa Valley
Israeli airstrikes targeted Hezbollah infrastructure in Lebanon's Beqaa Valley, focusing on a site linked to strategic weapons. The strikes followed Hezbollah's attempts to restore previously hit facilities, violating agreements between Israel and Lebanon.
The ongoing conflict, reignited on October 8, 2023, has seen near-daily Israeli strikes against Hezbollah. A ceasefire in November 2024 permits Israel to address immediate threats, while Lebanon claims control over most of the south, despite Hezbollah's presence.
#education
Le Monde: Harvard banned from federal grants, announces Trump administration
Harvard University faces federal funding cuts as Education Secretary Linda McMahon announced that it will no longer receive grants due to alleged failures in transparency and compliance. This follows ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and Harvard over claims of anti-Semitism on campus.
The administration has frozen $2.2 billion in funding and is reviewing an additional $9 billion, citing a need to address perceived liberal biases and anti-Semitic incidents. Concerns are rising over academic freedom amid threats to revoke visas for foreign students involved in protests related to the Israel-Palestine conflict.