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#society
Le Monde: In Canada, customers are experiencing 'tipping fatigue'
In Montreal, the cost of dining can be misleading due to added sales tax and mandatory tips. A classic breakfast advertised at 13.95 CAD can end up costing over 18 CAD. Tipping is customary, with suggested rates of 15%, 18%, or 20% based on service satisfaction.
Quebec's minimum wage for tipped positions is lower than for other jobs, reflecting the expectation that tips will supplement income. This system contrasts with practices in France, where tips are discretionary based on service quality.
GB News: Imane Khelif breaks silence after leaked medical report suggested 'boxer is biological male'
Olympic boxing champion Imane Khelif is facing scrutiny following a leaked medical document suggesting she is a biological male. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has stated that eligibility criteria are the responsibility of the respective International Federation, maintaining a neutral stance on the controversy.
Khelif, who won gold in the women's 66kg category at the Paris Games, must undergo mandatory sex screening before competing again. World Boxing has implemented new testing policies to assess gender eligibility, which includes PCR testing for Y chromosome presence. Khelif has contested previous gender eligibility findings and aims to continue her boxing career.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Chinese Nationals Charged with Smuggling 'Agroterrorism Weapon' into U.S.
Two Chinese nationals, Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu, have been charged with conspiracy and smuggling a dangerous bio pathogen, Fusarium graminearum, into the U.S. This fungus poses significant agricultural threats and health risks. The FBI alleges they intended to conduct research at the University of Michigan.
The case raises serious national security concerns, as Jian reportedly received funding from the Chinese government and has ties to the Chinese Communist Party. The U.S. State Department plans to revoke visas for Chinese students linked to the CCP or studying in critical fields.
The Epoch Times: Harvard’s China Ties Under Scrutiny as US Targets Student Visas
Harvard University faces heightened scrutiny over its ties to China following the Trump administration's actions to limit international admissions and vet Chinese students for connections to the communist party. Concerns center on the university's research collaborations and its role in educating CCP officials.
Critics argue that Harvard provides a platform for the Chinese Communist Party to promote propaganda and suppress dissent in the U.S. This controversy raises questions about the implications of such partnerships for national security and academic integrity.
#economy
Le Monde: US steel, aluminum tariff hikes to take effect Wednesday
President Trump has announced a doubling of tariffs on imported steel and aluminum from 25% to 50%, effective Wednesday. This decision aims to counteract foreign competition that undermines U.S. industries and addresses national security concerns related to these imports.
The move is likely to escalate tensions with key trading partners, including the European Union, which has warned of potential retaliation. Ongoing negotiations regarding trade agreements may be affected as the U.S. seeks to balance its tariffs while addressing industry competitiveness.