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Jul 22, 2025 |
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#politics
GB News: Keir Starmer 'doesn't know where he stands' on immigration, Stafford tells GB News
Former Conservative MP Alexander Stafford criticized Sir Keir Starmer for his inconsistent stance on immigration. Stafford noted that Starmer previously acknowledged the divisive impact of mass immigration but has since downplayed the issue, leaving uncertainty about his true beliefs.
Stafford emphasized that immigration is a critical issue for the country and questioned Starmer's clarity on whether he views it as a problem or a more nuanced situation. This ambiguity raises concerns about Starmer's position on a fundamental issue facing the nation.
#society
Le Monde: In France, workplaces confront resurgence in machoism
Axe throwing has surged in popularity as a stress-relief activity among major corporations, with requests for team-building events increasing by 30% in a year. Companies are adopting such activities as HR tools to enhance employee well-being and foster teamwork.
However, concerns arise about a potential resurgence of machismo in the workplace. Sociologist Haude Rivoal notes that traditional masculine values still shape corporate culture, emphasizing strength and distancing from femininity. Despite improvements in gender parity at Axa, historical male dominance is reflected in leadership representation.
The Western Journal: Chick-fil-A Forced to Respond to Rumors About Massive Restaurant Change
Chick-fil-A has denied rumors that it is switching to paper straws nationwide, stating that some locations may use them due to local regulations. The discussion on social media has sparked a debate about the merits of plastic versus paper straws, with varied opinions expressed.
The issue ties into broader environmental policies, with some states imposing restrictions on plastic items. Critics argue that such measures often have unintended consequences and suggest that local governments should focus on more pressing issues like crime and cost of living.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran says it poses no threat to IAEA chief after newspaper called for his execution
Iran's UN ambassador stated that Tehran poses no threat to the IAEA chief Rafael Grossi, despite claims from an Iranian newspaper alleging he is an Israeli spy and calling for his execution. The ambassador reassured that inspectors are safe in Iran.
In response to Grossi's request to visit nuclear sites, Iranian officials dismissed it as meaningless. The IAEA recently reported Iran's covert nuclear activities, prompting international condemnation from Germany, Argentina, and France regarding threats against Grossi.