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UK government adviser warns assassination attempts becoming more likely
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Lord Walney, Government Adviser: The growing toxicity in public life poses a serious threat to the safety of our politicians.
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Lindsay Hoyle, Commons Speaker: We must confront the escalating threats and intimidation faced by our politicians.
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Kim Leadbeater, Labour MP: We are back to discussing what democracy and civilised politics should look like.
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Nigel Farage, Reform UK Leader: Politicians from all sides are increasingly at risk due to the hateful narrative built around them.
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Lucy Powell, House of Commons Leader: There has been a rise in attacks and intimidation, which we must address urgently.
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Brendan Cox, Jo Cox’s Husband: We need a consensus against political violence in all forms.
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Daily Record: The recent attack on Trump highlights the global rise in political violence.
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Euronews: Estonia's Prime Minister Kaja Kallas steps down to become EU's foreign policy chief
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Estonia’s Prime Minister Kaja Kallas has stepped down as the leader of the Baltic country to become the foreign policy chief of the European Union later this year.
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Kaja Kallas: I am honored to be nominated for such a crucial role in the EU, and I will continue to support Estonia until the new government is in place.
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Josep Borrell, Current EU Foreign Policy Chief: Kallas's experience and leadership will be invaluable for the EU's foreign affairs.
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Euronews: Kallas has been a staunch supporter of Ukraine, reflecting her strong stance against Russian aggression.
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ABC News: The transition marks a significant shift for Estonia, with Kallas's resignation leading to the dissolution of her current government.
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Reuters: Kallas will prepare to step into her new role later this year, maintaining her duties as prime minister in the interim.
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Radio Free Europe: Kallas’s personal history under Soviet occupation informs her strong advocacy for liberal democracy.
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Firstpost News: Critics question whether Kallas’s strong anti-Russia stance will create challenges in her new EU role.
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Germany says it won’t be intimidated by Russian threats after report on alleged assassination plot
The center emphasizes ongoing Russian sabotage campaigns and broader geopolitical ramifications, whereas the left focuses more on Germany’s resolve and intelligence dynamics. The right highlights official German stances and responses without delving into broader sabotage activities emphasized in the center. The center provides additional concision on Rheinmetall's significance and Russia’s deeper strategies compared to the left.
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Euronews (Lean Left, high factuality): Focuses on Germany's defiance and the broader context of Russian aggression, emphasizing Germany’s role in supporting Ukraine.
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Independent (Lean Left, mixed factuality): Stresses the importance of international intelligence cooperation and Germany's protective measures.
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ABC News (Lean Left, high factuality): Provides a balanced account, mentioning both the threat and Germany’s successful countermeasures.
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Washington Post (Lean Left, mixed factuality): Offers a broader perspective on Russian sabotage campaigns across Europe.
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BBC (Center, high factuality): Focuses on the factual details, including Germany’s role as a major arms supplier to Ukraine.
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Jerusalem Post (Center, mixed factuality): Mentions the assassination plot with a focus on the geopolitical implications.
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DW (Center, high factuality): Provides a detailed account of the plot and Germany's response, emphasizing the effective protection of Papperger.
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RT (Lean Right, low factuality): Dismisses the plot as baseless and part of a disinformation campaign.
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Le Parisien (Lean Right, high factuality): Focuses on the official denials from Russia while mentioning the reported plot.
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Rising conflicts globally slowed childhood vaccination rate in 2023, UN says
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The rise in global conflicts led to a decrease in childhood vaccination rates in 2023, causing 14.5 million children to miss vaccination drives for diseases like diphtheria and whooping cough. UN estimates showed an increase from 13.9 million children missing vaccinations the year before, although this number was lower than during the COVID-19 pandemic. Conflict-Affected countries like Sudan, Yemen, and Afghanistan had a significant increase in unvaccinated children, with more than half of the world's unvaccinated children residing in fragile or conflict-affected nations.
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Catherine Russell, UNICEF Executive Director: Many countries continue to neglect too many children.
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Kate O'Brien, WHO: Global vaccination coverage has not fully recovered from the historic decline during the pandemic.
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Ephrem Lemango, UNICEF: The number of zero-dose children rose to 14.5 million in 2023, threatening the lives of the most vulnerable.
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Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General: Measles outbreaks signal existing vaccination gaps affecting the most vulnerable.
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Henrietta Fore, UNICEF: Conflict and displacement are primary reasons for these vaccination gaps, particularly in regions like Yemen.
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Dr. Mike Ryan, WHO Health Emergencies: The impact of vaccine hesitancy cannot be underestimated as it exacerbates existing coverage issues.
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Dr. Alejandro Cravioto, SAGE Chair: Strategic interventions are needed to address both supply and demand side barriers to immunization.
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Albanian authorities grant leave to jailed ethnic Greek ex-mayor for European Parliament opening
Albanian authorities have granted temporary leave to Fredi Beleri, an ethnic Greek mayor-elect, who has been jailed on vote-buying charges since May. Beleri, who won the election for the mayor of the southern town of Himare while in detention, has consistently denied the allegations. The case has caused tensions between Albania and Greece, with Athens calling for his release and Albanian officials asserting the independence of their judicial system. Beleri's temporary leave was granted for health reasons.
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Albanian Prison Department: Beleris has been granted leave from July 15-20 to attend the European Parliament opening session.
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Greek Government Official: This leave is a significant moment for Greek-Albanian relations.
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Fredis Beleris: I am honored to take my oath at the European Parliament, representing Greece.
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Albanian Government Spokesperson: This decision follows standard protocol for such situations.
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European Parliament Spokesperson: Beleris’s election reflects the democratic processes within Europe.
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Critic of Beleris: His conviction raises questions about his suitability for the European Parliament.
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Supporter of Beleris: This is a victory for the Greek minority in Albania and a testament to Beleris's resilience.