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12 Aug 2024

#politics

GB News: Whitehall woke row erupts as £1.7m of taxpayers' money spent on diversity networking
Whitehall woke row erupts as £1.7m of taxpayers' money spent on diversity networking
Whitehall is in an uproar after £1.7 million of taxpayer money funded diversity networks for civil servants based on race, sexuality, and health conditions. Critics claim it’s misplaced spending, especially as the Labour Government faces a £22 billion public finance shortfall.

While groups claim to support minority voices, others triggered controversy with political stances that crossed professional lines. Dissent grows among officials wary of “woke waste” while taxpayers are left footing the bill.


#society

GB News: ‘Visible to anyone outside the M25!’ Goodwin lets rip at claim multiculturalism ‘is working’
‘Visible to anyone outside the M25!’ Goodwin lets rip at claim multiculturalism ‘is working’
Political commentator Matt Goodwin lambasted the idea that multiculturalism is working, arguing it's a root cause of unrest in Britain. He criticized the double standards that allow minority identities to flourish while discouraging majority cultural expression, calling for a reevaluation.

Protests against immigration erupted, leading to violence and chaos, prompting government condemnation. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper condemned the attacks on police and called for a restoration of respect for law and order, stating that such lawlessness can't be tolerated.


#foreignaffairs

Times Of Israel: IDF said to order off-duty troops in Georgia, Azerbaijan to leave, fearing Iran attack
IDF said to order off-duty troops in Georgia, Azerbaijan to leave, fearing Iran attack
The Israel Defense Forces ordered off-duty soldiers in Georgia and Azerbaijan to return home amid fears of Iranian retaliation for the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. The situation escalates as Iran threatens broader strikes, prompting U.S. military reinforcements.

International airlines are halting flights to Israel and Lebanon as tensions rise, with reports suggesting an imminent Iranian attack. Iran is weighing options to target alleged Mossad bases, potentially in Azerbaijan as regional conflicts intensify.


#military

Le Monde: Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukrainian minister: 'Asymmetrical warfare means using technologies that the enemy doesn't expect'
Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukrainian minister: 'Asymmetrical warfare means using technologies that the enemy doesn't expect'
Ukrainian Deputy PM Mykhailo Fedorov insists robotization alone won't win the war against Russia. He highlights the surge in drone production—up 120-fold by 2023—as vital for the military. The "Army of Drones" initiative and tech development are key to success.

As Ukraine ramps up its arms production, bureaucracy remains a hurdle. Fedorov advocates for increased funding and foreign partnerships to streamline access to essential military tech. The goal is a robust, competitive market to fuel Ukraine's defense efforts.


#crime

Fox News: Georgia police fatally shoot man waving machine gun around near gas station
Georgia police fatally shoot man waving machine gun around near gas station
A Georgia man, Marquavious Sims, was shot dead by police after brandishing a firearm near a gas station. He fired at officers during a chase; they returned fire, hitting him multiple times.

The GBI is investigating, while the involved officers are on administrative leave pending the outcome.


#sports

Le Monde: Paris Olympics: Djokovic's racket, Rebeca Andrade's leotard, Aya Nakamura's dress... The IOC museum is hunting down Olympic treasures
Paris Olympics: Djokovic's racket, Rebeca Andrade's leotard, Aya Nakamura's dress... The IOC museum is hunting down Olympic treasures
The Olympic Museum in Lausanne is on a treasure hunt leading up to the Paris 2024 Games, gathering unique artifacts like leotards, sneakers, and helmets to preserve the spirit and stories of athletes. Each piece reflects a journey—some mere trinkets, others echoing legends.

Patience and diplomacy guide their quest, ensuring a diverse collection that embodies the Olympic spirit. As they build this trove of sports history, from Andy McDonald's damp helmet to Rebeca Andrade's sequin-studded leotard, they're not just collecting, they're chronicling dreams.