Man rearrested at Manchester airport after synagogue attack detention pred 1 dnevom, 1 uro in 15 minutami Police arrest 30-year-old on suspicion of failing to disclose information about potential terrorist actsA 30-year-old man arrested over the Manchester synagogue attack has been rearrested at an airport shortly after being released.Counter-terror police detained the man at Manchester airport on Thursday on suspicion of failing to disclose information about potential terrorist acts. The arrest came within 24 hours of the man being released from custody, where he had been held since the attack at Heaton Park synagogue on Yom Kippur last Thursday. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
Gaza ceasefire plan: how much credit does Trump deserve? – podcast pred 1 dnevom, 1 uro in 28 minutami Donald Trump posted on Truth Social on Wednesday night that Israel and Hamas had agreed the first phase of a new ceasefire deal in Gaza. We’ve been here before, but is it different this time? Has Trump proved the doubters wrong?Jonathan Freedland speaks to Julian Borger about the prospect for peace in the Middle East and the US president’s role in getting to this pointArchive: PBS Newshour Continue reading...(The Guardian)
Belgian PM reported to be among targets of ‘jihad-inspired’ drone plot pred 1 dnevom, 1 uro in 44 minutami Officers in Antwerp arrest three suspects and recover an improvised explosive device Police in Belgium have arrested three young adults suspected of plotting a jihadist-inspired attack using drone-mounted explosives, with the Belgian prime minister reported to be among the politicians targeted.The arrests were made in the northern city of Antwerp as part of an investigation into “attempted terrorist murder and participation in the activities of a terrorist group”, the federal prosecutor Ann Fransen told a news conference. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
Rishi Sunak takes advisory roles with Microsoft and AI firm Anthropic pred 1 dnevom, 2 urama in 16 minutami Former UK prime minister told post-ministerial jobs watchdog roles would not involve lobbying or UK policy influenceRishi Sunak has been appointed as a senior adviser by the US technology companies Microsoft and Anthropic.The former British prime minister’s pair of new jobs emerged on Thursday in letters published by Westminster’s office of the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments (Acoba). They add to his roles as a senior adviser to Goldman Sachs International, the investment bank, and speechmaker to investment firms including Bain Capital and Makena Capital in the US, which have netted him over £150,000 a talk. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
