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Jun 22, 2025 |
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#politics
The Telegraph: London protesters say ‘hands off Iran’ and its supreme leader
Protesters in London demonstrated in support of Iran’s supreme leader during a pro-Palestinian march, carrying signs featuring Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. This marks the second consecutive weekend that Iranian flags have appeared alongside Palestinian ones at these demonstrations.
The protests have been occurring weekly since the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel, with slogans advocating for Palestine and opposing Israeli actions, now including support for the Iranian regime.
#society
The Mirror: Kate shares adorable photo of William with new puppies to mark his 43rd birthday
Prince William celebrated his 43rd birthday with a family photo featuring him, the family dog Orla, and her new puppies. The picture, taken by the Princess of Wales, marks a more positive time for the family, as Kate is now in remission from cancer.
King Charles and Queen Camilla also extended their birthday wishes. William is balancing royal duties with family time, prioritizing his role as a hands-on parent while engaging in significant royal responsibilities.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Sleeper Cells Becoming Major Concern as Conflict with Iran Looms
The FBI is increasing vigilance against potential sleeper cells linked to Hezbollah amid heightened tensions with Iran. Analysts warn that a volatile Iranian regime may resort to activating these operatives in the U.S. as retaliation if the U.S. escalates military involvement.
Concerns are growing over the possibility of asymmetric attacks on U.S. soil, especially as Hezbollah may have infiltrated through routes like Venezuela. The situation underscores the need for heightened security measures domestically as the conflict in the Middle East intensifies.
#crime
Le Monde: French court upholds life sentence for complicity in 2016 killing of police couple
A French court upheld a life sentence for Mohamed Lamine Aberouz, convicted of complicity in the 2016 murder of police officers Jean-Baptiste Salvaing and Jessica Schneider, killed in front of their child. The attack was claimed by the Islamic State and marked a significant act of terror against law enforcement.
Aberouz's lawyers plan to appeal, arguing insufficient evidence and maintaining his innocence. Prosecutors assert he was involved in the crime, emphasizing the need for accomplices in such an attack. Aberouz insists he was unaware of the attack and condemned it.
#sports
GB News: Jack Draper smashes racquet as he crashes out of Queen's semi-final
Czech player Jiri Lehecka defeated Britain's Jack Draper in the semi-finals of the Queen's Club Championships, ending hopes for a home winner. Draper struggled with his returns and displayed frustration, including breaking his racket during the match.
Lehecka's powerful serving proved decisive, allowing him to advance to the finals. He acknowledged Draper's competitiveness and expressed gratitude for the crowd's support despite their disappointment. Lehecka will face the winner of the all-Spanish semi-final next.