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Breaking News (click
link below to play video) A new
adviser to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has resigned amid a
media firestorm on Monday following accusations that No. 10 may be
condoning his racist views. Andrew
Sabisky has been found to have espoused distasteful and incendiary
views on a series of sensitive subjects, including race, eugenics,
mind-enhancing drugs for children and female genital mutilation. One
example highlighted by the media was a blog post Sabisky wrote in
2014 which states, “There are excellent reasons to think the very
real racial differences in intelligence are significantly - even
mostly - genetic in origin”. Later adding
that consideration of racial differences should influence British
immigration policy. And in
another post, Sabisky suggests that black Americans have a lower
average IQ than whites. Sabisky
claimed he resigned because he did not want to be a "distraction"
whilst also accusing the media of "selective quoting" and
"hysteria". When
asked about the comments on Monday, the government chose to remain
quiet. No. 10 could have distanced themselves from these views at any
time but decided not to, leaving many to wonder why exactly that
might be.
World News "Afghan
election commission with presidential vote results" The winner is the incumbent
Afghan president, Mohammad Ashraf Ghani. The announcement drew mixed
reactions. Ghani praised the efforts of the election commission
regarding the declaration of election results. However, Ghani’s main rival,
Abdullah Abdullah rejected the election results, accusing the
election body of working in favor of the incumbent president. He also
vowed to form what he called an inclusive government soon. Nearly two million Afghans
cast their ballots last year amid a record number of Taliban attacks
intended to undermine the election. In the meantime, the Taliban
militant group said in a statement that the election results
contradict the content of the peace process. The declaration of the Afghan
presidential election results has created further tensions as
Abdullah seems to be serious in wanting to form his own government.
In such circumstances, the country will most possibly experience
another power sharing crisis that will of course affect the lives of
Afghans. .
Egypt has started constructing
a concrete wall along its border with the besieged Gaza Strip, a
security official from the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas
says. The wall would stretch from Gaza's southeastern tip to
the Rafah crossing, the sole crossing point between Egypt and the
coastal enclave. A Hamas security source told
AFP on Wednesday that the goal was "to complete (the wall) as
quickly as possible." "The important thing for us is
to control the border and prevent any illegal activity there,"
including any cross-border trafficking, the source added. The report comes as a security
delegation from Egypt led by General Ahmed Abdel Khalek, who is in
charge of Palestinian affairs, visited Gaza on February 10 and met
the Hamas leadership. It also made a field trip along the Egypt-Gaza
border. Last week, Mohammed Abu
Harbeed, an expert on security affairs at the Interior Ministry in
Gaza, told Al-Monitor, “The construction of this barrier was highly
coordinated with Hamas and the Gaza Interior Ministry. It is designed
to bring about better security on [both] sides of the border.” The wall is being built
parallel to an old rock barrier that includes an underground
structure designed to curb smuggling tunnels between Gaza and Egypt. Israel has restricted the movement
of Palestinians in and out of the Gaza Strip since the early 1990s.
Restrictions intensified in June 2007, when Tel Aviv imposed a land,
sea and air blockade on Gaza. Nearly two million
Palestinians in Gaza remain locked in and are prevented from having
free access to the remainder of Palestine and the outside world. The
blockade has also undermined the living conditions in the coastal
enclave and fragmented its economic and social fabric. "India builds wall to block
view of slum during Trump visit" A
half-kilometer brick wall has been hastily erected in India's Gujarat
State ahead of a visit by US President Donald Trump, with critics
saying it was built to block the view of a slum area inhabited by
more than 2,000 people. Trump is
to drive along a road next to the slum in Ahmedabad and will be
accompanied by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is from
Gujarat State. "Since
they are spending so much money on this wall, why not use that to
improve our community and provide better facilities for us?"
said Keshi Saraniya, a resident. "Why
are they hiding us poor people?" Trump is
visiting the city of Ahmedabad in Gujarat during a two-day trip to
India next week to attend an event called "Namaste Trump,"
which translates to "Greetings, Trump," at a cricket
stadium. It will
be similar to the "Howdy Modi" rally Trump hosted for Modi
in Houston last September. Authorities
on Monday also served eviction notices to 45 families living in
another shanty housing area near the cricket stadium. The residents
said they were asked to leave because of the upcoming event, but the
city's civic body denied it.
USA News
"Competition in the 5G
space" Published
on Feb 19, 2020 Amid the
crackdown from the US, how does Huawei stack up against its
competitors in the 5G space? We break it down with Andy Purdy, Chief
Security Officer of Huawei Technologies USA. "Newest cyber
weapon: Bomb-sniffing bugs"
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