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31 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: 3 years after US withdrawal, Afghan resistance still ignored by US, West
Since the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, the Taliban has faced resistance from the National Resistance Front (NRF), which claims to have conducted over 200 successful operations against the group. Despite this, the NRF struggles for international support and faces challenges due to the Taliban's ongoing human rights abuses.
The situation in Afghanistan remains dire, with severe humanitarian needs affecting over 23 million people. The Taliban's failure to curb al Qaeda activities continues to heighten concerns about terrorism and governance in the region.
The Telegraph: How the ‘acceptable’ face of extremism is fuelling the rise of the Right in Germany
Björn Höcke, leader of the AfD party, garnered significant support in Apolda as he criticized Germany's military backing of Ukraine and emphasized a shift in foreign policy. His remarks resonated with the crowd, contrasting sharp opposition from traditional parties and left-wing demonstrators.
The AfD aims to capitalize on discontent in Thuringia with rising anti-immigration sentiments amid a backdrop of economic struggles. The upcoming state elections could strengthen the AfD's position, potentially reshaping regional governance dynamics.
Fox News: PERK's Amy Bohn: Newsom 'using children in this political game' of gender identity in schools
Amy Bohn, president of PERK, criticizes California's AB 1955 for restricting parental notification regarding children's gender identity changes at school, claiming it undermines parental rights and promotes secrecy. Proponents argue it protects student privacy.
Bohn also opposes school vaccine mandates, asserting such decisions should remain with parents and medical professionals, and highlights PERK's role in advocating for educational rights during the COVID-19 pandemic.
#society
Le Monde: UK's far right is splintered but capable of strong mobilization
Far-right protests erupted in the UK following false reports about a murder suspect, sparking significant unrest. Police have made over 1,000 arrests during the riots, while counter-demonstrations against racism have gained momentum.
Despite their mobilization power, British far-right parties remain electorally marginal, with various small factions promoting anti-immigrant sentiments. Prominent figures like Tommy Robinson have attracted large crowds, but these groups often struggle to gain political traction.
Fox News: Los Angeles agrees to pay $9.5M to settle lawsuit over woman's 2018 death during police shootout with gunman
Los Angeles has agreed to pay $9.5 million to settle a lawsuit filed by the family of Melyda Corado, who was killed in a police shootout with a gunman at a Trader Joe's in 2018. The family alleged civil rights violations and wrongful death.
Corado was struck by stray gunfire during a hostage situation involving the gunman, Gene Evin Atkins. An attorney for the family claimed that her death was preventable if police had adhered to protocol regarding public safety during the incident.
#military
The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war live: Killed Ukrainian pilot one of only 6 trained to fly F-16s
A Ukrainian F-16 pilot was killed in a crash, leaving only six trained pilots in the country. Ukraine needs 40 pilots and 20 jets for a full squadron, yet has received only six F-16s so far.
Following the incident, President Zelensky dismissed the head of Ukraine's air force amid indications that friendly fire may have caused the crash.
#health
GB News: ‘Fountain of youth!’ Miracle drug found to 'stop aging process' in huge scientific breakthrough
Research suggests that semaglutide, a medication used for weight loss and diabetes management, may slow the aging process and improve overall health outcomes in individuals with cardiovascular disease. Participants aged 45 and older who took the drug showed lower mortality rates.
The findings indicate that semaglutide could provide significant health benefits beyond weight loss, potentially reducing deaths from all causes, including cardiovascular issues and infections. These insights could reshape its perceived role in geriatric health.