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29 Aug 2024
#politics
The Economist: Why east Germany is such fertile ground for extremists
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) is poised for significant gains in the upcoming state elections on September 1 in Thuringia and Saxony. Led by Björn Höcke, the party is capitalizing on public discontent around issues like immigration and government responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.
This region has become fertile ground for extremist sentiments amid various social tensions. The impending elections are seen as critical for both the AfD and mainstream parties in shaping Germany's political landscape.
Forbes: Trump Vs. Harris 2024 Polls: Harris’ Lead Grows—Winning By 5 Points In One Survey
Vice President Kamala Harris has gained a polling advantage over former President Donald Trump following the Democratic National Convention, with leads ranging from 5 points to 1 point in various surveys. Her support has notably increased among women, younger voters, and racial minorities.
Harris leads Trump in key battleground states, with a slight edge overall in seven crucial areas. Public enthusiasm among Democrats has surged since her candidacy announcement, contrasting with stagnant Republican enthusiasm.
The Telegraph: JD Vance: Kamala Harris can go to hell
JD Vance attacked Kamala Harris during a rally, accusing her of negligence regarding the US withdrawal from Afghanistan and labeling her as "disgraceful." He defended Donald Trump’s controversial appearance at Arlington National Cemetery amidst reported altercations involving campaign staff.
Vance’s rhetoric reflects a trend of personal attacks, despite advice from senior Republicans to focus on policy. His previous comments about women in teaching have drawn renewed scrutiny, particularly regarding Randi Weingarten, the head of the American Federation of Teachers.
The Telegraph: Politics latest news: Tugendhat to attack Labour over £22bn black hole claims in Tory leadership speech - watch live
Tom Tugendhat will address Tory leadership supporters, criticizing Labour for allegedly misrepresenting the public finances. He targets Rachel Reeves and Keir Starmer for asserting a £22 billion fiscal black hole, arguing Labour is choosing these policies deceitfully.
Labour's anticipated painful budget and tax increases are framed as a choice rather than necessity, according to Tugendhat. He contends that Labour's claims about the economy are dishonest.
#economy
GB News: Major car brands face competition from £16,599 Chinese electric vehicle with self-driving technology
Xpeng has announced its new MONA M03 electric vehicle, priced under £17,000, aiming to provide more affordable zero-emission options in the market. The M03 Max will include advanced self-driving technology at a competitive price, set for delivery in early 2025.
This launch coincides with Canada imposing a significant tariff on Chinese electric vehicles, impacting global EV dynamics and potentially affecting companies like Tesla. The lower-priced models from Xpeng could disrupt established brands in the UK.
The Economist: Economic data, commodities and markets
Economic and financial indicators from August 29, 2024, illustrate current market trends and commodity prices. Key metrics include fluctuating inflation rates and employment statistics impacting economic stability.
These data points will inform policymakers and investors on the economic landscape moving forward.
#culture
The Economist: Why country music is booming in Britain
Country music is experiencing a surge in popularity in Britain, as evidenced by lively gatherings where crowds sing along to classic tracks while embracing American cultural elements. Events feature participation from diverse individuals, including a Turkish man from Newcastle leading the festivities.
This phenomenon reflects the growing influence of American culture in Britain, facilitated through social media platforms like TikTok.
#crime
The Telegraph: YouTube chef killed and dismembered plastic surgeon while on holiday
A Spanish chef, Daniel Sancho Bronchalo, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder and dismemberment of Colombian plastic surgeon Edwin Arrieta in Thailand. Sancho initially faced the death penalty, which was commuted due to his trial cooperation.
Sancho confessed to the crime, claiming it was provoked by a confrontation, while evidence included surveillance footage of him purchasing items related to the murder. He was also ordered to pay 4.2 million baht to the victim’s family.