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31 Jul 2024
#politics
GB News: 'Another Brexit benefit!' EU forced to cut back on boozy bashes and private drivers after massive £36m overspend
The European Union, caught in a £36 million overspend, is slashing extravagant parties and cutting back on diplomatic perks. Security concerns loom as they contemplate downsizing 145 global delegations, dimming the lights on their outreach efforts.
With budgets half of what they were, even the annual UN bash is on the chopping block. A push for austerity amid a cost of living crisis reveals the EU's struggle to balance lavish traditions with harsh realities.
Le Monde: Macron looks to use Olympic 'political truce' to hone his plan for a new prime minister
Amid the summer allure of the Fort de Brégançon, President Macron reflects on his waning power and the upcoming Olympics. He acknowledges a legislative defeat, contemplating a new prime minister who can bridge divides in a fractured Assemblée Nationale, with whispers of Lucie Castets.
Yet, Castets' radical agenda doesn't sit well with Macron's vision of progress. He fears a second-term legacy dismantled, proving that even under the sun, the shadows of politics loom large.
GB News: 'Institutional anti-white racism' Met Police blasted as leaked emails reveal Black-Only Awards for officers
The Metropolitan Police is facing backlash for introducing awards exclusively for officers of Black heritage, prompting accusations of “institutional racism against white people.” Critics argue that merit should dictate recognition, not race, potentially undermining trust in law enforcement.
As the Met strives for inclusivity through its Diversity, Equality and Inclusion initiatives, its approach is being called into question for straying from core policing duties. Calls for a recognition system based on merit, not racial identity, echo loudly.
The Federalist: Kamala Harris Would Be Most Anti-Gun President In U.S. History
Biden’s drift on gun control has sent a host of dealers packing, tightening the vice with regulations and a national registry. Kamala Harris, eyeing the presidency, escalates the assault, promising to clamp down even harder with mandatory confiscation and liability rules that could sink gunmakers.
Behind the rhetoric lies a darker truth: as gun rights dwindle, the fabric of self-defense frays, especially among those most in need. The looming threat of a Harris presidency portends a perilous future for legal gun ownership in America.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Israel-Hamas war: Israel wants to avoid 'all-out war' in response to Hezbollah attack
Israel seeks a measured response to a deadly rocket attack from Hezbollah, killing 12 children. Western leaders rush to prevent escalation, while Netanyahu vows a severe reaction without provoking all-out war.
Hezbollah, prepared for retaliation, denies responsibility but remains ready for conflict. Tensions rise as evacuations unfold and international pressure mounts for diplomacy.
The Telegraph: Humiliated Iran will be plotting revenge after assassination
The assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran is a severe blow to Iran, igniting fears of escalating conflict with Israel. It exposes the Iranian regime's vulnerabilities amid internal dissent and a complex regional landscape, as they weigh their response.
While Haniyeh's death complicates peace talks and could bolster Netanyahu’s position, it raises urgent questions about the fate of hostages in Gaza. The calculated hand of Israeli operations continues, leaving Iran at a critical crossroads in its shadow war strategy.
#crime
GB News: Southport riots: 'Heroes to victims!’ Ex-detective fumes at police after ‘avoidable’ clashes
In Southport, chaos erupted after a vigil spiraled into violence, with rioters attacking police and a local mosque. Former detective Peter Bleksley criticized the police for a communication failure, saying they’ve gone from community heroes to vulnerable targets in a matter of days.
Bleksley lamented the lack of connection between police and the public, emphasizing that disorder was predictable and the police's approach was out of touch. The unsettling aftermath left many officers injured and the community in turmoil.