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2 Aug 2024
#politics
Le Monde: France calls on Russia to release 'arbitrarily detained' prisoners
French researcher Laurent Vinatier, held in Russia for allegedly collecting military secrets, remains a pawn in a diplomatic chess game. France calls for his release alongside other unjustly detained individuals following a massive prisoner swap between East and West.
As tensions simmer post-invasion of Ukraine, the West grapples with a backdrop of political repression in Russia, epitomized by the tragic fate of opposition leader Alexei Navalny. The stakes are high, and the fight for freedom of expression is as dangerous as it’s ever been.
#society
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Aug. 2: Day 301 – Courts want to quickly handle Sde Teiman abuse case
Legal battles unfold as nine Israeli reservists face allegations of abuse against Palestinians, amid right-wing protests. Meanwhile, rising violence in the West Bank and critical court remarks highlight police failures in protecting victims from extremist settlers.
In a surprising twist, Palestinian President Abbas mourns Hamas leader Haniyeh, revealing fractures within rival factions. Dissent against Hezbollah surfaces in Lebanon, yet public resistance remains muted, caught in the grip of a terror group's dominance.
Breitbart: Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to Angela Carini: 'One Day You Will Earn What You Deserve' in 'A Fair Competition'
In the ring of the Paris Olympics, Italian boxer Angela Carini faced a fighter with male chromosomes, Imane Khelif, leading to a swift defeat. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni rallied behind Carini, insisting on the need for fairness in competition.
Dissent flared as critics, including notable voices, condemned the IOC for permitting such matchups, sparking outrage and calls for equitable practices in sports.
GB News: Neighbour left stunned after being screamed at by woman who blocked driveway - 'Sue me!'
A new homeowner finds herself in a heated dispute when a neighbor blocks her driveway with a large skip during construction, igniting a shouting match. Attempts to negotiate peace fizzle as the neighbors refuse to listen, leading her to consider stronger measures.
As tensions escalate, she weighs her options, including a formal cease and desist notice, while the neighbor finally reaches out to end the conflict, hoping that cooler heads will prevail.
Breitbart: Alarm Raised on Govt Using Riots as Pretext for Facial Recognition Rollout
In a charged address, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer declared "far-right hatred" the UK's pressing challenge, unveiling plans for facial recognition technology to combat rising unrest and violence following a tragic stabbing incident. Civil liberties advocates swiftly condemned the move, warning of an impending surveillance state.
Starmer's refusal to acknowledge the underlying issues fueling the riots angered critics, who argued that the focus should be on addressing root causes rather than imposing invasive tech. The PM's approach has raised alarm about diminishing civil rights amidst rising crime.
#culture
Fox News: Harrison Ford says acting in Marvel film required him to be ‘an idiot for money’
Harrison Ford, the 82-year-old grandmaster of the big screen, takes on the role of Red Hulk in his first Marvel film. He describes it as a matter of “not caring” and being “an idiot for money,” but insists he’s not dissing the project.
While at Comic-Con, Ford offered his signature wit, suggesting the only itch he’s scratching is a more personal one. He steps into the shoes of Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross, honoring the late William Hurt’s legacy.
#sports
GB News: Dr Shola spews 'white woman tears should be studied' in savage rant after Imane Khelif boxing victory
Dr. Shola Mos-Shogbamimu ignited backlash online after mocking Italian boxer Angela Carini's emotional reaction to losing to Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, who faced scrutiny for her inclusion in women’s boxing. Responses ranged from outrage to accusations of racial insensitivity.
The incident underscores the contentious debate surrounding trans athletes in sports, igniting polarized opinions among figures like JK Rowling and Caitlyn Jenner, alongside Mos-Shogbamimu's controversial defense of Khelif.