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21 Aug 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Aug. 21: Day 320 – ToI reports from Democratic National Convention in Chicago
Tensions are thick as U.S. and Israel's ceasefire talks with Hamas teeter on the edge of collapse. Biden claims Hamas is reneging on hostage negotiations, even as he delivers his speech at the Democratic Convention, with significant protests brewing nearby.
The air crackles with uncertainty, spotlighting high-stakes politics and passionate demonstrations. Meanwhile, “Hostage Square” emerges, symbolizing the weight of unresolved fates hanging over Israel and Gaza.
Le Monde: US presidential election: With Harris, Democrats take back banner of freedom from Republicans
At the Democratic National Convention, Kamala Harris embraces "freedom" as her campaign anthem, aiming to unify Democrats against the GOP's bleak, divisive narrative. She emphasizes individual rights and equality, echoing civil rights ideals while critiquing Republican policies on voting and health.
As the specter of abortion rights looms large, Democrats rally to protect vulnerable groups and advocate for responsible governance. Their vision stands in stark contrast to a GOP increasingly aligned with extremism.
Fox News: Michelle Obama's 3rd consecutive DNC speech slamming Trump rips his 'racist lies,' 'narrow view of the world'
Michelle Obama took the stage at the Democratic National Convention, launching a scathing critique of Donald Trump, spotlighting his privileged background and racist implications toward her husband’s presidency. She urged Democrats to vote decisively to counter fear and division.
In a call to action, she linked their fight to the legacy of their ancestors, emphasizing resilience over entitlement. It was a reminder that for many, hard work is the only escalator available in a world built on inequities.
#society
The Telegraph: Watch: Pro-Palestinian protesters burn flags and clash with police in Chicago
In Chicago, chaos erupted as pro-Palestinian protesters clashed with police outside the Israeli consulate, igniting American flags amid an unauthorized rally. Officers in riot gear faced off against around 200 demonstrators, resulting in 72 arrests.
The organizers, Behind Enemy Lines, were denounced by more peaceful pro-Palestinian leaders. Meanwhile, pro-Israel voices urged US leaders to stand firmly with Israel against the “fringe crazies.”
The Telegraph: Putin is using untrained boys as cannon-fodder in Kursk
On August 6, Ukraine invaded Russia’s Kursk Oblast, potentially to create a buffer against bombardments or as leverage for future negotiations. Despite hopes to draw Russian troops away from the front, the Kremlin's reliance on poorly trained conscripts has backfired, revealing cracks in Russian resolve.
The casualty toll among these young draftees has sparked unease in Russian society, challenging Putin’s earlier promises about conscript roles and igniting rare protests. As the situation escalates, Ukraine gains an unexpected edge, undermining the Kremlin while pressing on with its invasion.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Report: Hostage-ceasefire talks on brink of collapse as Hamas remains intransigent
Negotiations for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas are teetering on the edge, with both sides locked in a bitter dispute over hostages and military presence. U.S. optimism is dimming as hardline rhetoric from Hamas fuels concerns of escalating tensions in the Middle East.
The talks hinge on complex demands, with 105 hostages still in Gaza and looming Iranian threats adding urgency. Israel's refusal to fully withdraw from strategic areas complicates the already fraught situation, leaving a fragile peace hanging by a thread.
#economy
Fox News: Kamala Harris, you can't run from America's cost-of-living crisis. And your price-gouging claims equal no sale
Vice President Harris presented an economic agenda that deflects blame for soaring inflation from her administration to alleged price gouging by businesses. Yet data shows inflation affects both producers and consumers equally under Biden-Harris policies.
Overspending and regulation have crippled American finances, with households facing a cumulative burden of increased costs that Harris's agenda ignites further. This is an attempt to dodge responsibility for the economic woes that are genuinely her party's creation.
#military
The Telegraph: Watch: German Navy plays Darth Vader theme on Thames
The German warship Braunschweig F260 cruised the Thames, playing the Imperial March, a curious blend of military presence and pop culture. Londoners watched as it passed, showcasing a touch of humor under foreign flags.
It anchored momentarily, a steel behemoth amid history, but left as quietly as it arrived, the music lingering like a ghost in the city.
#culture
GB News: Is GTA 6 delayed? Rockstar Games sets new record nobody wanted with Grand Theft Auto VI, and fans are worried
Rockstar Games finds itself in a quiet storm, as fans of the Grand Theft Auto series endure record silence—257 days with no updates since the GTA VI trailer dropped. Speculation swirls over delays, possibly pushing the highly anticipated title to late 2025 or beyond.
The once-crowned kings of the gaming world face a changing landscape, with rising expectations against the backdrop of remote work hurdles. All eyes are on Vice City’s return, but for now, it's a waiting game filled with unanswered questions.
Le Monde: Alain Delon's funeral set for Saturday
Alain Delon, the iconic French actor, passed away at 88, and a private burial is set for August 24 in Douchy-Montcorbon, as per his wishes. His death has sparked public homage amidst family turmoil over inheritance and health disputes against his assistant.
Delon, a celebrated figure of 1960s cinema, left a legacy marked by admiration and controversy, reflecting both his stardom and complex personal life.
#health
Forbes: Most Baby Foods Sold In US Don’t Meet International Nutritional Standards And Contain ‘Misleading’ Messaging, Study Suggests
A recent study reveals that around 60% of baby food in major U.S. stores fails to meet international nutritional standards, risking childhood obesity. Misleading marketing proliferates, with products often misrepresenting their health benefits while exceeding sugar and sodium limits.
These revelations serve as a wake-up call for policymakers, as almost 15 million children in the U.S. grapple with obesity. With inadequate regulations and rampant gimmicks, the health of a generation hangs perilously in the balance.