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#politics
Liberty Nation News: Protests in Ukraine Fed by Russian Disinformation - Liberty Nation News
Ukrainian citizens have protested President Zelensky’s recent law limiting the independence of anti-corruption agencies, fearing it undermines democracy and fuels Russian narratives of corruption. Critics argue the law serves to protect Zelensky’s inner circle from scrutiny.
In response to public outcry, Zelensky has pledged to restore the independence of these agencies. However, Russia is exploiting the situation to cast doubt on the legitimacy of his government, complicating Ukraine's efforts for military and financial support from the West.
#society
Le Monde: Up to a million young Catholics expected in Rome for Pope Leo vigil
Up to a million young Catholics are gathering in Rome for a vigil led by Pope Leo XIV as part of the Jubilee of Youth, marking a significant event in the Jubilee holy year. Pilgrims from around the world have filled the city, expressing curiosity about the new pope's message.
The pilgrimage occurs amid global economic uncertainty and climate change concerns, with attendees eager for the Vatican's stance on these issues. Security measures have been heightened in Rome, which is hosting an unprecedented influx of visitors.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: With Palestine recognition threats, frustrated allies try to get Netanyahu to listen
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has faced diplomatic setbacks as Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas gained traction with Western leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron, who announced intentions to recognize a Palestinian state. Abbas outlined steps for peace, including demilitarization of Hamas and international support for Palestinian governance.
As several Western nations, including Canada and the UK, consider recognizing a Palestinian state, analysts warn this may embolden Hamas and complicate the situation in Gaza. Critics argue that such moves could undermine Israel's position and inadvertently reward terrorism, while others see it as a response to Netanyahu's policies.
#culture
GB News: Turin Shroud mystery 'solved' as new research claims iconic relic did NOT touch Jesus Christ
New research suggests the Shroud of Turin, traditionally believed to be Jesus's burial cloth, is likely a medieval artwork. Brazilian designer Cicero Moraes used digital modeling to show that the shroud's image aligns more with artistic techniques than a real human body imprint.
While Moraes's findings indicate the shroud is a low-relief representation, Professor Giulio Fanti argues that bloodstains on the fabric may support its authenticity. Carbon dating previously placed the shroud's creation between 1260 and 1390, aligning with the era of religious art production.