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2 Sep 2024
#politics
The Economist: American restrictions on hitting Russia are hurting Ukraine
Ukraine is increasingly frustrated with U.S. restrictions on the use of American weapons against Russian targets, with shifting justifications from the Biden administration.
In Germany, the ruling coalition faces significant losses in state polls, while populist political figure Sahra Wagenknecht gains traction, signaling a rise of extremism in eastern regions.
Breitbart: Ted Cruz: Kamala Harris Supporters 'Know She's Lying'
Senator Ted Cruz criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for her "scripted" responses in a recent CNN interview, arguing that her shifting positions show a lack of authenticity. He claimed she is still aligned with extreme leftist values despite her attempts to project a more moderate stance.
Cruz accused Harris of failing to address issues like the southern border effectively and emphasized that her supporters remain aware of her true beliefs. He warned that if she were to become president, her policies would reflect her original, more radical positions.
#society
Le Monde: Pope Francis sets off for Indonesia at start of longest tour as pontiff
Pope Francis, at 87, began a 12-day tour of Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, East Timor, and Singapore on September 2, 2024. This visit, focused on inter-faith dialogue, is his longest since becoming pope and poses health challenges for him.
He will meet various religious leaders, including a significant encounter at Istiqlal Mosque, where he will address issues of dehumanization and environmental concerns. Security for the visit is heightened with thousands of law enforcement officers deployed.
#war
The Telegraph: Russia targets Ukraine with missiles and drones as schools reopen - Ukraine: The Latest podcast
Russia is currently attacking the town of Vuhledar amidst ongoing tensions in Ukraine, while European diplomatic and political landscapes continue to evolve. An investigation into Russian looting of archaeological sites in Crimea is also underway, highlighting the war's impact on culture.
The podcast "Ukraine: The Latest" provides daily analysis and updates on the situation, featuring insights from top journalists and contributors with extensive field experience. With over 70 million listens, it serves as a key resource for understanding the multifaceted dynamics of the conflict.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Monday evening news briefing: Britain to stop exporting some arms to Israel
Britain will halt some military exports to Israel due to concerns about potential violations of humanitarian law in Gaza. The decision affects approximately 30 out of 350 export licenses.
In the House of Commons, Jeremy Corbyn has formed an "Independent Alliance" with four other pro-Gaza MPs to strengthen their influence.
Times Of Israel: Biden says ceasefire-hostage deal ‘very close,’ charges Netanyahu not doing enough
President Biden criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu for inadequate efforts to secure a hostage release deal with Hamas. Despite being close to an agreement, Biden asserted that Netanyahu's focus has been misguided, risking the lives of hostages amid continued violence.
Israeli officials reacted strongly, suggesting Biden should exert pressure on Hamas instead. Negotiations have faced challenges, particularly regarding control over the Philadelphi Corridor, complicating efforts to secure hostages held since the October 7 attacks.
#economy
GB News: Benefits Britain's HUGE Brexit trade deal will generate - and the MSM isn't reporting them...
Britain is set to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), a major free trade bloc with over 500 million people and potential benefits such as reduced tariffs, lower consumer prices, and increased access to diverse products. The deal encourages trade and investment for UK companies.
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds highlighted the deal's advantages, noting it better serves UK exporters and opens up new markets without foreign political interference or excessive regulations. Despite its significance, mainstream media coverage has been limited.
The Telegraph: US electricity grids dependent on renewables and interconnectors have had a scary summer
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) successfully managed a summer without conservation alerts despite record power demand, aided by reforms following Winter Storm Uri. To strengthen grid reliability, Texas awarded $5.4 billion in loan guarantees for new natural gas capacity.
In contrast, interconnected regional grids in the Eastern US faced reliability challenges during late-summer heat. An analysis attributed these issues to over-reliance on renewables and imports, highlighting potential vulnerabilities if similar practices continue without reforms.
#education
The Economist: English kids are back in school. What about the teachers?
As schools in Britain reopen, approximately 10 million children return to classrooms. However, many teachers are leaving the profession, highlighting recruitment and retention challenges within the education system.
This situation raises concerns about the future quality of education amid staffing shortages.
#sports
The Western Journal: Watch: Egregious College Football 'Flop of the Season' Leads to Unsportsmanlike Penalty
In a recent college football game, James Madison University defeated Charlotte 30-7. However, the fourth quarter saw a controversial moment when quarterback Alonza Barnett III exaggerated a shove from a defender, leading to accusations of acting and offsetting penalties for both players involved.
The incident has been labeled an early contender for "flop of the season," and social media reactions have amplified the discussion around the performance. Next, JMU will host Gardner-Webb, while Charlotte faces the stronger UNC Chapel Hill.
#other
GB News: Astronauts stranded in space make contact with Nasa after hearing 'strange noise' on ISS
NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore reported a peculiar "pulsating noise," similar to a sonar ping, from the Boeing Starliner spacecraft docked at the ISS. The source of the sound remains unidentified, prompting further analysis by Mission Control.
The incident raises concerns amid ongoing technical issues with the Starliner, delaying astronauts' return to Earth. They are now set to return aboard SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule early next year.