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27 Jul 2024
#politics
GB News: 'Labour has a credible plan to cut immigration - starting with negotiating returns agreement with EU' - Bill Rammell
The Tories have long used immigration as a political weapon, ironically while failing to control the crisis on their watch. Now the new Labour Government is scrapping ineffective schemes and implementing concrete measures to tackle both illegal immigration and skills training for British workers.
With a revamped Border Security Force and rapid response units, Labour aims to clear backlogs and negotiate better returns with the EU. It's a fresh start from a chaotic legacy, promising a plan that could actually lower net migration back to manageable levels.
#society
Times Of Israel: Israeli, Palestinian teens meet in Geneva to talk prospects for peace after Oct. 7
In Geneva, a group of Israeli, Palestinian, and American teens from diverse faiths pursues peace through the Jerusalem Peacebuilders program. Unfazed by recent conflicts, they seek to build understanding and navigate the complexities of their identities, forging bonds amidst division.
Their journey symbolizes hope in a fractured region, emphasizing dialogue over discord. As initiatives crumble and fear looms, these youth dare to dream of a unified future, challenging the narratives that threaten to keep them apart.
#economy
Le Monde: Ahead of the November summit, G20 pledges to work together to tax ultra-rich
At the G20 meeting in Rio, nations agreed to tackle tax-dodging billionaires but fell short of a strong deal, prioritizing tax fairness amid global economic inequities. Brazilian leaders pushed for a minimum tax on the ultra-rich, facing resistance from major powers.
Disagreements lingered, obscuring a unified front, as climate partnerships emerged amid the discussions. Calls from economists now urge stronger action ahead of the November summit.