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Jul 4, 2025 |
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#politics
The Economist: Will bowing to Trump win Paramount its merger?
Paramount's potential merger may hinge on its relationship with Donald Trump, reflecting a blend of coercion and corporate strategy. The settlement of $16 million raises questions about corporate governance and political influence in business.
As political dynamics shift, the implications for judicial power and social issues like same-sex marriage also emerge, highlighting the complex interplay between politics and society.
Times Of Israel: UK charges 4 pro-Palestinian activists over base break-in
Four pro-Palestinian activists were charged with conspiracy after breaking into a military air base in England and damaging two planes, protesting Britain's support for Israel. They caused approximately £7 million in damage and remain in custody, with court proceedings scheduled.
The UK government is moving to designate Palestine Action, the group behind the protest, as a terrorist organization, which would criminalize support for it. The group's legal challenge against the proscription is set for an urgent hearing.
#society
Le Monde: Sean 'Diddy' Combs's partial conviction deals blow to MeToo
Sean "Diddy" Combs was acquitted of sex trafficking charges by a federal court in New York, despite evidence of violence and testimonies from former partners. He faced serious charges, including racketeering conspiracy, but was only convicted on two counts related to prostitution.
The verdict marks a significant moment for the entertainment industry, reminiscent of the fallout from the Harvey Weinstein case. Combs expressed relief after the jury's decision, stating he felt his life had been restored.
GB News: Four people dead and over 60 missing after ferry sinks off coast of tourist hotspot
A ferry sank off the coast of Bali, resulting in four confirmed deaths and at least 61 people missing. The KMP Tunu Pratama Jaya was carrying 65 passengers, mostly Indonesians, when it capsized due to bad weather conditions.
Search and rescue operations are underway, hampered by strong currents and winds. A helicopter and underwater rescuers have been deployed to assist in locating the missing individuals.
#culture
Le Monde: Rekindled love: 'I passionately fall in love with her and then, like a complete coward, I break her heart'
Hélène Blanc reflects on her life journey from Siberia to Paris, detailing her early years, marriages, and career in film. During a dinner organized by a director, she meets Gabrielle, whose captivating presence leaves a lasting impression on her.