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24 Aug 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: Sir Malcolm Rifkind accuses SNP of ‘pure posturing’ over Gaza war
Sir Malcolm Rifkind lambasts the SNP for hollow posturing on the Israel-Gaza conflict, claiming they have no real influence on foreign policy despite their claims. He highlighted their inconsistency, suggesting they should focus more on governance in Scotland than international theatrics.
With tensions rising, SNP ministers are under fire for their actions, including accusations of anti-Semitism and overstepping their political bounds. Critics insist their stance will have little impact on the global stage, while the government struggles to manage dissent within its ranks.
Le Monde: France sets its new record for longest period under caretaker government
In a record-breaking stretch for a French caretaker government, Emmanuel Macron's government led by Gabriel Attal has been in limbo for 39 days since resigning. This is the longest transition since the Fifth Republic began in 1958, waiting for new elections to form a permanent government.
Days drift by with an administration caught in the quiet chaos of uncertainty. The political stage remains set, but the players are missing, a dance without the music.
#war
The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war live: Ukraine will soon be able to attack 'any part' of Russia, says Zelensky
Volodymyr Zelensky declared Ukraine's ability to strike any threat within Russia, asserting that the war has come home to roost. He warned that retaliation is inevitable for those who wish to destroy his nation.
His message was clear: Russia's ambitions may turn its own land into a battleground.
#culture
The Telegraph: London council cancels Reginald D Hunter stand-up show over ‘anti-Semitic’ joke
A Reginald D Hunter comedy show has been axed by Harrow Council after backlash from an "anti-Semitic" joke that compared Israel to an abusive spouse. The council cited a clash of values and concerns over audience treatment, reflecting their commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Hunter's Edinburgh gig stirred controversy, culminating in shoutouts and a pair of jeers over his remarks. Although he expressed regret, the fallout has left a trail of cancelled performances and a debate on the delicate balance of comedy, free speech, and community values.