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#illegals
Times Of Israel: ‘Inheriting the land’ – an outpost settler explains her drive to seize the hilltops
Sde Ephraim, a newly legalized West Bank settlement outpost, was established by activists aiming to assert control over land viewed as critical for Israeli sovereignty. It faces ongoing tensions with nearby Palestinian communities, amid security incidents and protests.
The outpost, characterized by basic living conditions and a reliance on livestock, reflects the settler ideology of expanding Jewish presence in the region. Residents express a desire for further settlement, advocating for policies that limit Palestinian growth while asserting their own claims.
#politics
GB News: Keir Starmer has 'not stepped into the shoes of a Prime Minister yet', claims Bev Turner
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer faced criticism from GB News' Bev Turner for attributing the recent UK riots to "populism" in his speech. Starmer claimed that the Conservative Party's actions have fostered a "spiral of populism" leading to civil unrest.
Fox News: WATCH: Residents along the border trust Trump over Harris on border security
Border residents in Texas and Arizona expressed strong support for former President Trump, citing his past border policies as effective compared to the current Biden-Harris administration. A majority believe the southern border situation has become an emergency, with many attributing the issues to lack of enforcement by the current administration.
Additionally, concerns about open borders persist, with a significant number favoring deportation of illegal immigrants. Trump maintains a lead over Vice President Harris in trust regarding border security, while she has shifted her stance to support funding for a border wall if elected.
The Telegraph: US Supreme Court ‘gravely undermining its legitimacy’, Lord Sumption warns
Former UK judge Lord Sumption criticized the US Supreme Court for its perceived partisanship, stating its legitimacy is compromised due to its alignment with Republican views on key issues. He noted a significant decline in public approval, from 80% in the 1990s to below 50% now.
Sumption specifically addressed a recent ruling granting former President Trump immunity under certain circumstances, highlighting concerns about the implications for accountability and governance. He warned that the US needs impartial constitutional arbiters more than ever before.
Times Of Israel: Police ban Jaffa screening of controversial ‘Jenin, Jenin 2’ film
Israel Police banned the screening of "Jenin, Jenin 2" at Al Saraya Theater in Jaffa, citing concerns of incitement. The film is a sequel to a discredited documentary about an IDF operation in Jenin, and the theater condemned the ban as a violation of freedom of expression.
The theater’s manager was interrogated and warned against showing the film, which includes testimonies from the events it depicts. Critics argue the government's actions reflect a diminishing respect for democracy and free speech amid rising political extremism.
#society
Le Monde: Northern India's discriminatory order against Muslim restaurant owners illustrates nationalist drift
During the Kanwar Yatra, a Hindu pilgrimage in India, the Maharaja Bhoj restaurant changed ownership and name to avoid boycott, dismissing all Muslim staff due to rising tensions among pilgrims. Concerns for safety have led many businesses to close.
Muzaffarnagar police requested restaurant owners disclose the religious identity of their employees, claiming it was for customer safety. Discrimination against Muslim restaurateurs has increased, with many citing harassment from authorities.
The Telegraph: Moment woman falls into Kuala Lumpur sinkhole
A tourist from India, Vijaya Lakshmi, has been missing for five days after falling into a sinkhole in Kuala Lumpur. Rescue efforts have included searching nearby tunnels, but only her shoes have been found, and toxic gases in the sewage system raise concerns about her survival.
Authorities are addressing public safety fears as another sinkhole appeared nearby, prompting investigations into development standards. A task force has been established to evaluate the situation in the area.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: US aid is still vital to Afghanistan
Despite being ousted by the Taliban in 2021, the US remains Afghanistan's largest donor, providing over $20 billion in assistance since its withdrawal. This funding is crucial for preventing economic collapse amid international sanctions on the Taliban regime.
The UN continues to facilitate financial support, with significant cash shipments helping stabilize the Afghan economy, which has seen a 26% contraction in GDP over the last two years. The Taliban's reliance on US aid remains evident despite the longstanding adversarial relationship.
#economy
Forbes: A Rounding Error Crashes A Penny Stock
SinglePoint, a renewable energy company, executed a rare 1-for-100 reverse stock split, leading to unexpected trading consequences. While the maneuver aimed to benefit long-term shareholders, it inadvertently opened avenues for potential exploitation, resulting in a dramatic stock price drop of nearly 90%.
The company's CEO suspects manipulation of the rounding mechanism during the split, prompting an investigation. This case highlights the risks associated with reverse splits and trading practices, as some investors have faced severe penalties for exploiting such situations.
Forbes: Billionaires Pangestu, Zobel De Ayala Plan Indonesian Wind Projects
Prajogo Pangestu of Indonesia and Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala from the Philippines have partnered to advance wind energy projects in Indonesia. Their collaboration aims to boost the country's transition to a low-carbon economy, focusing on three late-stage wind development sites.
This venture aligns with ACEN's strategy to expand its renewable energy capacity, targeting 20 gigawatts by 2030. Both businessmen have significant financial backgrounds in various industries, including energy and infrastructure.
#military
Forbes: Ukraine’s F-16s Have Scored Their First Aerial Kills
Ukraine's F-16s have successfully shot down Russian cruise missiles during recent air raids, marking their first aerial victories since arriving in the country. These aircraft are primarily assigned air-defense roles amidst escalating attacks that have already resulted in casualties and significant infrastructure damage.
As more F-16s arrive, they may expand their mission beyond air defense to engage Russian aircraft and air-defense systems. Enhanced electronic warfare capabilities have been integrated to protect these fighters, enabling Ukraine to strengthen its aerial defense against persistent attacks.
#crime
Fox News: Former Indiana sheriff pleads guilty to charges of spending funds on travel, gifts, cars
Former Clark County Sheriff Jamey Noel pleaded guilty to 27 charges, including theft and tax evasion, related to his misuse of public funds for personal expenses. He faces a 15-year prison sentence and over $3 million in restitution under the plea deal.
Noel's actions involved using funds from the Utica Township Volunteer Firefighters Association for personal purchases. His family members also face separate charges. The judge is assessing the impact of Noel's actions on victims before accepting the plea agreement.
#sports
GB News: Emma Raducanu's opponent makes feelings clear on tennis star after agonising US Open defeat
Sofia Kenin praised Emma Raducanu as a "tough player" after defeating her in a close match at the US Open, expressing confidence in Raducanu's ability to recover. Raducanu, in tears post-match, acknowledged her underpreparedness and aims to adjust her training schedule moving forward.
Kenin will face Jessica Pegula in the second round.