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Jul 29, 2025 |
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#society
GB News: 'State controlling!' Elite police unit to monitor anti-migrant social media posts as concerns for free speech mount
A new police unit in the UK will monitor social media for anti-migrant sentiment to prevent summer riots, following last year's unrest. The National Internet Intelligence Investigations team will analyze online activity to assist local forces in managing public safety concerns.
Critics, including Labour's Shadow Home Secretary and Nigel Farage, have condemned the initiative as a threat to free speech and an indication of a surveillance state. The funding and operational details for this unit remain uncertain.
#military
Le Monde: Samy Cohen: Israel's military actions in Gaza contain 'a dimension of revenge'
Samy Cohen, a political scientist, discusses the Israeli military's operations in Gaza, noting a shift in rules of engagement post-October 7. Commanders now have greater autonomy to engage targets, often prioritizing soldier safety over adherence to ethical standards and international law.
This change has led to instances where local commanders decide to use lethal force against civilians in so-called "sterile" zones, raising concerns about accountability and the moral implications of military actions.
#culture
Le Monde: 'My Father's Son': Familial relationships in the age of artificial intelligence
"My Father's Son," directed by Qiu Sheng, is a notable addition to the recent wave of Chinese films, showcasing a young talent. The film explores universal themes of father-son relationships, including rivalry, unspoken love, and regret, echoing classic cinematic works.
The narrative combines traditional motifs with contemporary elements, reflecting on the complexities of familial bonds in the age of artificial intelligence.