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Breaking News (click
link below to play video) In this iconic photo from 1977 a younger Queen
Elizabeth II is seen walking through the streets of Bridgetown, the
capital of Barbados The island nation of Barbados has decided to distance
itself from the UK by removing Queen Elizabeth II as head of state
and transitioning to a republic. The Caribbean island-state has expressed a strong
desire for “full sovereignty” by the time it celebrates its 55th
anniversary of independence from the UK in November 2021. “The time has come to fully leave our colonial past
behind”, the Caribbean nation’s government said. The proposed move has been framed in an anti-colonial
context with a speech written by Barbados Prime Minister, Mia
Mottley, quoting the island nation’s first PM, Errol Barrow, who
famously warned against “loitering on colonial premises”. “This [removing the Queen as head of state] is the
ultimate statement of confidence in who we are and what we are
capable of achieving”, the speech read. For its part, Buckingham palace struck a
non-interventionist tone by saying the proposed move was a matter for
the “government and people of Barbados”. The Barbados’ government statement was part of the
Throne Speech, which sets out the government's policies and programs
ahead of the new session of parliament. While the speech is written by the island nation’s PM
(Mia Mottley) it is actually read out by the governor-general, Dame
Sandra Mason. If Barbados follows through with its declared aim of
removing the Queen as head of state it will become the first nation
to do so since Mauritius in 1992. Before that Guyana took that all-important step in
1970, less than four years after gaining independence from the UK.
Trinidad and Tobago ditched the Queen in 1976, a move emulated by
Dominica in 1978. Although Buckingham Palace has tried to strike an indifferent
tone to Barbados’ bold move, there are indications the British
political establishment is worried about the potential repercussions. According to the BBC’s diplomatic correspondent, James
Landale, Barbados’ plan to become a Republic gains additional
political significance in the context of the Black Lives Matter
movement, which has staged protests across US and UK cities
throughout the summer. Landale expresses concern that if the removal of the
Queen as head of state is placed on a par with the “removal of a
statue of a slave trader”, that could pose “difficult questions” for
both the British royal family and the Commonwealth.
World News "Yoshihide
Suga becomes Japan's prime minister" Lawmakers voted to elect Suga
by a majority of 314 votes in the 462-seat lower house of the
Japanese parliament on Wednesday. The 242-seat upper house is
expected to also elect Suga because of a ruling bloc majority. Suga, 71, is expected to
reappoint about half of the cabinet ministers of his predecessor,
Abe. There would be only two women, and the average age of the
cabinet would be 60. .
Palestinian resistance groups
fired a barrage of rockets at Israel. The strike came after Israeli
warplanes hit several positions in the north and center of the Gaza
Strip early on Wednesday. A Hamas checkpoint was among the targets.
No casualties were reported on both sides. Hamas has warned Israel of a
military escalation following its airstrikes. The movement also said
Israel will pay the price for any aggression on Gaza, and that the
response will be direct. Meanwhile, other Palestinian
groups vow to continue their struggle against the Israeli occupation. "Assange extradition hearing continues in London" Lebanon's
government stepped down last month amid popular anger over a massive
blast at Beirut's port on August 4 that killed 191 people, wounded
thousands and ravaged large parts of the capital. France 24 Sanam
Shantyaei tells us more.
USA News
"Condemnation against
ICE" Published
on Sep 16, 2020 In a year
when many family breadwinners have lost their jobs and the use of
food banks has more than doubled, the federal government continues to
divert time and resources to wage hard-line tactics against
immigrants and refugees. "Hurricane
Sally smacks US Gulf Coast"
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