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Jul 30, 2025 |
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#politics
GB News: US Congressmen speak to GB News after talks with Nigel Farage about Britain’s free speech crisis
Three US Congressmen, led by Jim Jordan, visited Britain to express concerns over free speech restrictions, particularly regarding the Online Safety Act. They fear such laws could influence American citizens' rights and emphasize the importance of free expression as a fundamental freedom.
The Congressmen criticized the British government's approach to online censorship, arguing it threatens democratic principles. They highlighted the need for robust protections for free speech, warning that the rise of censorship could undermine liberal democracy in the West.
#society
Times Of Israel: As Trump promises new Gaza aid plan, White House says details forthcoming
The White House announced that details on a new aid plan for Palestinians in Gaza will be released soon, following President Trump's proposal to establish food centers in the region. Trump emphasized the need for proper food distribution, asserting that Israel would oversee the centers to prevent Hamas from diverting aid.
Amid ongoing humanitarian crises, Israel has faced criticism over its handling of aid distribution, with reports of Palestinian casualties during attempts to access food. The situation remains complex, with ongoing ceasefire negotiations and debates about the effectiveness of current aid mechanisms.
Le Monde: Suing the state: How does this universal right work in practice?
The International Court of Justice ruled that individuals and organizations can legally challenge states for failing to address climate change. This landmark decision may lead to increased lawsuits against governments, particularly in France, where previous cases have set precedents.
Plaintiffs can sue for various reasons, including climate inaction, seeking either the annulment of administrative decisions or compensation for damages. The focus remains on whether states have met their legal obligations at multiple levels.
#economy
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: Putting a Price on Admission to America's Markets
The European Union has accepted a new trade deal with the U.S. that includes a 15% tariff floor on exports to America, while capping tariffs on U.S. imports at 1% or less. Despite criticisms of tariffs as harmful to consumers, European leaders recognize that access to the U.S. market remains invaluable.
This deal indicates a strategic shift in U.S. trade policy, transforming market access into a strategic asset tied to geopolitical alignment. The U.S. is leveraging its market to enforce cooperation and investment, marking a departure from previous approaches that sought open markets without conditions.
#crime
Breitbart: Report: 4 Victims of Deadly Manhattan Shooting Identified
Four victims were killed in a shooting in Manhattan, including NYPD Officer Didarul Islam, who was off-duty and working as a security guard. The shooter, Shane Tamura, later took his own life. Islam, a father of two, was praised for his bravery by officials, while the other victims included employees from Blackstone and Rudin Property Management.
The motive behind the attack remains unclear, but a note found with Tamura mentioned Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) and indicated he held the NFL responsible. Mayor Eric Adams noted that Tamura mistakenly accessed the wrong elevator bank, leading to the tragic events.