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Jul 5, 2025 |
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#politics
Le Monde: Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy stripped of the Legion of Honor
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has lost his Legion of Honor due to a graft conviction related to illegal campaign financing from 2012. He is currently appealing to the European Court of Human Rights while facing additional charges linked to alleged illicit funding from Muammar Gaddafi.
Sarkozy, who served from 2007 to 2012, has faced ongoing legal issues since his presidency. Despite these challenges, he continues to hold influence within the right-wing political sphere and maintains a relationship with current President Emmanuel Macron.
#society
GB News: Charlie Peters says 'THOUSANDS' in trouble as national grooming gangs inquiry threatens to expose authorities
A national inquiry into grooming gangs in the UK has been announced, causing concern among police, council figures, and social workers who may be compelled to testify. Keir Starmer confirmed the inquiry will have legal powers to mandate evidence and document production.
The Prime Minister acknowledged the need for this investigation, which will also explore links between child abuse and illegal immigration. Survivors have long sought justice, and the inquiry aims to address decades of alleged institutional failures.
Fox News: Legal immigrant sees small business boom after opening doors to police injured during anti-ICE riots
Elizabeth Mendoza, owner of La Ceiba Restaurant in Long Beach, California, provided assistance to police officers affected by tear gas during riots on June 7. She expressed her sadness over the unrest and the impact of ICE raids on her community, emphasizing the need for peace and work.
Despite initial struggles due to the chaotic environment, Mendoza's business has thrived following her act of support for law enforcement. She urged protesters to engage in peaceful demonstrations without resorting to violence against local businesses.
#history
Fox News: Ancient Christian tomb complex revealed beneath rubble from Syria's civil war
A contractor in Syria's Idlib province discovered an ancient Christian tomb complex while clearing rubble from destroyed houses. The site, dating back over 1,500 years to the Byzantine era, contains crosses, graves, and various artifacts, shedding light on the region's historic significance.
Local residents hope the discovery will boost tourism and revive the economy, which has suffered due to the ongoing civil war. The area, rich in archaeological sites, previously attracted many foreign tourists. Efforts to restore and promote the site could help return it to its former glory.
#technology
Le Monde: Artificial intelligence consumes massive amounts of energy. Here's why
The recent data shows a significant uptick in energy consumption associated with artificial intelligence operations. As AI technologies advance, their energy footprint raises concerns about sustainability and environmental impact.
Experts urge for more efficient practices in AI development to mitigate these effects, emphasizing the need for a balance between technological progress and ecological responsibility.