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#illegals
GB News: 'Labour hasn't got the backbone!' Lee Anderson blasts 'nonsense' efforts to tackle migrant crisis in fiery on-air row
New footage shows French authorities providing life jackets to illegal migrants in the Channel, igniting debate on GB News. Reform UK MP Lee Anderson criticized both the British and French governments for enabling illegal crossings, suggesting a lack of political will to address the crisis.
Anderson argued that handing out life jackets encourages perilous journeys, while former Labour adviser Paul Richards contended it ensures safety. The Home Office stated its commitment to dismantling people-smuggling operations and ending dangerous crossings.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Operation Sindoor: India Launches Missile Strike Against Pakistan
India conducted missile strikes in Pakistan, targeting nine sites linked to terrorism, following an attack in Pahalgam that killed over two dozen people. The Indian government stated the operation was measured and aimed at deterring further attacks while avoiding escalation.
Pakistan condemned the strikes as a violation of sovereignty, claiming they resulted in civilian casualties. Tensions between the two nuclear-armed nations have escalated, with both sides exchanging accusations amid a backdrop of historical conflict over the Kashmir region.
Breitbart: Taliban Demands Seat at U.N. After Nearly 4 Years of Uncontested Rule
A Taliban diplomat has called for the group's representation at the United Nations, asserting it is a "necessity and a right" for the ruling government of Afghanistan. Despite being in power for nearly four years, the Taliban has not been officially recognized by any state actor since taking control in August 2021.
The U.N. currently recognizes diplomats from the former Afghan government, while engaging with the Taliban through its special Afghanistan office. The Taliban's ongoing ties with Al Qaeda and its hardline governance have complicated its bid for recognition, leading to concerns among former Afghan representatives and human rights activists.
#military
Fox News: Second Navy fighter jet goes overboard from Truman aircraft carrier, pilots ejected
Two U.S. Navy pilots ejected from an F/A-18F Super Hornet that went overboard while landing on the USS Harry S. Truman in the Red Sea. Both pilots were rescued with minor injuries, but the aircraft has not been recovered. This incident follows another similar occurrence just a week earlier.
The USS Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group remains operational in the region, conducting missions against Iran-backed Houthi forces in Yemen. The strike group includes multiple warships and air squadrons.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Disney's Marvel Money Machine is Failing
Disney's recent projects, including "Snow White" and Marvel's "Captain America: Brave New World," are underperforming at the box office. "Captain America" barely reached $200 million domestically, while "Thunderbolts" opened at just $76 million, signaling potential trouble for the franchise.
As Disney grapples with these setbacks, the future of its Marvel lineup, including the upcoming "Fantastic Four," remains uncertain. The entertainment industry is facing criticism as Disney's struggles suggest a decline in audience confidence.