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25 Aug 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: The greatest threat to peace in the region is Iran and its proxies
In the shifting sands of Middle Eastern politics, even the most stubborn critics acknowledge that Iran and its proxies pose the greatest danger to peace. Hezbollah's latest missile barrage from Lebanon is a mere echo of Iran's long-standing support, veiling aggression with proxies rather than its own direct fire.
As Israel responds to escalating threats, the call for a "proportionate response" misses the mark. The real source of instability is clear, yet diplomacy dances around Tehran while the region teeters on the brink of a broader conflict.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Vaughan Williams' “Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis”
Two composers, centuries apart, weave a tapestry of sound—Thomas Tallis cloaked in the shadows of Tudor England and Ralph Vaughan Williams, agnostic yet inspired. Vaughan Williams’ “Fantasia” resurrects Tallis’ spirit, unfolding a journey through time and artistry.
This art transcends mere notes; it’s a dialogue with the divine, a sensorial exploration that beckons listeners to dive into its depths. Both men belong to history, yet their interaction births a new experience.
#crime
Le Monde: After police operations 'destabilize' drug dealers in France, a deadly summer
In the summer of 2024, violence surged in Paris as drug-related homicides soared amid intensified police crackdowns on trafficking. A deadly cocktail of turf wars culminated in multiple shootings across the northeastern suburbs, leaving communities reeling.
As drug offenses jumped dramatically, the city grappled with a chilling trend: every police action only deepened the shadows of organized crime, creating power vacuums that rival gangs were only too eager to exploit.