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Jul 19, 2025 |
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GB News: 'Britons are at their wits end!' Labour accused of 'passing the buck' onto local communities after 'dumping migrants on their doorstep'
Britons are increasingly frustrated as record numbers of illegal migrants arrive, with over 23,000 crossing this year, a 48% increase since Labour took power. Local communities feel overwhelmed, with many expressing a sense of powerlessness as they are left to accommodate these newcomers without prior notice.
Critics argue that the government is failing to manage the crisis effectively, passing responsibility to local areas. Concerns about safety and the impact on community resources are growing, as many feel their voices are not being heard in the ongoing debate about the country's asylum system.
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Times Of Israel: ‘Impunity persists, terrorism too’: Hundreds in Argentina commemorate AMIA bombing
Hundreds of Argentines commemorated the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish cultural center, which killed 85 people. Survivors and victims' families demand justice as no trial has occurred. President Javier Milei, a supporter of Israel, attended the event, hoping for progress in the case.
An Argentine court previously identified Iran and Hezbollah as responsible for the attack, linking it to the cancellation of nuclear contracts. While a trial in absentia has been authorized, victims' families stress the need for the accused to participate for a complete understanding of the truth.
Le Monde: Pier Paolo Pasolini's mysterious death continues to haunt Italy, 50 years on
Pier Paolo Pasolini, the influential Italian writer and filmmaker, was murdered on November 2, 1975, and his death remains shrouded in mystery. Lawyer Stefano Maccioni has long sought to reopen the investigation and now hopes for progress through a newly established parliamentary inquiry committee.
Pasolini, known for his outspoken critiques of political corruption and societal issues, was found dead under suspicious circumstances in Ostia, Rome. His legacy continues to provoke interest and debate in Italy, as questions surrounding his death persist.