• Mon, December 9, 2024

by: National Herald

Fix atmosphere: Sisodia attacks Centre over law and order concerns in Delhi

Ever since there have been bomb threats in 40 schools in Delhi, we are all shaken from within, says the AAP leader

by: RTE Online

FF-FG negotiating teams to begin talks on government formation

Negotiating teams from Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael will begin talks tomorrow on government formation following the meeting between party leaders Micheál Martin and Simon Harris.

by: Forbes

Trump's Cabinet And Key Jobs: Alina Habba Picked For Counselor To The President

Trump announced Stephen Miller as White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy, plus the additional role of homeland security adviser. Miller was a senior adviser to Trump during his first administration and one of the architects of some of his most controversial immigration policies, including his family separation program.

by: Australian Broadcasting Corporation

The debate over Australia's energy future

Sarah Ferguson presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting public affairs journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account. Plus political analysis from Laura Tingle.

by: RepublicWorld

How US President-Elect Donald Trump Is Reshaping The Federal Government

Donald Trump may prove to be in a class of his own, and he appears more interested in beating the federal government into submission than recalibrating it.

by: The Hill

More Americans say health care is government responsibility: Gallup

Sixty-two percent of Americans say it's the federal government's responsibility to ensure everyone has health care coverage, a new survey from Gallup found. The figure is the highest it's been in

by: Sky

UK to reduce support for Georgia after 'shocking scenes of violence' at EU protests

Protests broke out at the end of November when the Georgian ruling party suspended its talks on joining the EU after the European Parliament rejected its election result.

by: The Atlantic

A New Bracero Program Is Not the Solution

Immigration officials called it "drying out the wetbacks." The growers enrolled them in the so-called Bracero Program, the Mexican agricultural guest-worker program that had been in place since the early 1940s.

by: National Post

'Genuinely great' Lara Trump to step down as co-chair of Republican National Committee

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by: Fox News

Democrat Ritchie Torres' torrent of attacks against own party fuels primary showdown buzz in New York

"Those who have government jobs who aren't focused on their jobs, and are focused on an election almost two years off, I would think their constituents would have a problem with that," she said. Elizabeth Elkind is a politics reporter for Fox News Digital ...

by: The Atlantic

Even the Koch Brothers Weren't This Brazen

Marc Andreessen has been feeling pretty good since Election Day, and at the end of November, he went on The Joe Rogan Experience to say as much. Sitting in the podcast studio, grinning, Andreessen told Rogan that he was "very happy" about the election and that it is now "Morning in America"—directly invoking the famous Ronald Reagan campaign ad.

by: Slate

Why New Sanctuary City Laws Won't Be Enough

Many immigration advocates are celebrating the Los Angeles City Council's unanimous passage of a "sanctuary city" ordinance on Wednesday.

by: Sydney Morning Herald

Australia fires Tomahawk missile for first time, spends $140m to China-proof Nauru

China will be blocked from striking any security or telecommunications deals with Nauru in exchange for $140 million from Australian taxpayers.

by: Firstpost

What are BJP's charges linking Sonia Gandhi to George Soros?

The BJP has alleged a connection between Congress MP Sonia Gandhi and controversial George Soros, claiming she was linked to an organisation funded by the Hungarian-American billionaire's foundation.

by: USA Today

Counselor to the president pick Alina Habba was scolded by judge in Trump's defamation trial

Alina Habba is the latest in a series of former defense lawyers to President-elect Trump who have been selected for the new administration.

by: CNN

Trump lays out sweeping early acts on deportation and January 6 pardons, says Cheney and others 'should go to jail'

President-elect Donald Trump previewed immigration actions he plans to take in his first days in office and outlined how he expects his Justice Department to handle investigations into his political opponents and the criminal cases against January 6 rioters in his first major television interview since winning November's presidential election.

by: USA Today

The world won't wait: Trump's foreign policy takeover begins, from Syria to Ukraine

Joe Biden is still president, but the world's leaders and its crises are knocking on Donald Trump's door. The contrast from last time is striking.

by: MSN

What's happening in Syria? Everything we know as President Assad flees and rebels claim victory

What's happening in Syria? Everything we know as President Assad flees and rebels claim victory - Syrian rebels freed prisoners, tore down statues and plundered Bashar al-Assad's Damascus palace as hi

by: MSN

Democrats roll out long wish list for Biden's final six weeks

by: MSN

House to vote on $895 billion NDAA after deal with Democrats

by: MSN

When a Father Chooses His Politics Over His Family

When the film The Seed of the Sacred Fig begins, an Iranian lawyer named Iman (played by Missagh Zareh) has just been promoted to "investigating judge." The position gets him a higher salary, promises him a luxurious three-bedroom home—and arms him with a gun.

by: MSN

Trump says he's 'having dinner' with Jeff Bezos. It's the latest development in their long history.

Jeff Bezos has changed his tune about Trump, saying he's optimistic about his second term and he'd like to aid his efforts in "reducing regulation."

by: MSN

TikTok says ban would cost U.S. small businesses, creators $1.3 billion in first month

TikTok in a court filing Monday warned that U.S. small businesses and social media creators would lose $1.3 billion in revenue and earnings in just one month if the popular app is effectively shut down in the United States on Jan.

by: MSN

Germany and Austria freeze Syrian refugee claims

Germany and Austria have frozen Syrian asylum applications in the wake of the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad's regime. All asylum requests from Syrian citizens will be put on hold until there is more clarity on political developments in the country,

by: MSN

Donald Trump Says Prince William Said King Charles Is 'Fighting Very Hard' and He 'Loves' Wife Kate Middleton

The president-elect had candid things to say about his conversation with the Prince of Wales President-elect Donald Trump says he had a telling conversation with Prince William about King Charles and Kate Middleton following a difficult year in which the King and Kate were each diagnosed with cancer.

by: MSN

Trump Envoy Engages Netanyahu and Qatari PM to Secure Gaza Ceasefire Before Inauguration

President-elect Donald Trump's incoming Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, has initiated diplomatic efforts to establish a Gaza ceasefire and facilitate hostage releases before the January 20 inauguration.

by: MSN

Syria's Assad and his family are in Moscow after Russia granted them asylum, say Russian news agencies

Syria's Bashar al-Assad and his family have arrived in Russia and have been granted asylum by the Russian authorities, Russian news agencies reported on Sunday, citing a Kremlin source. The Interfax news agency quoted the unnamed source as saying: "President Assad of Syria has arrived in Moscow.

by: MSN

'What's going on?': Why the government's deficit projections remain a mystery

Ottawa bureau chief Stuart Thomson talks to Quebec correspondent Antoine Trepanier about the strange delay of the government's fall economic statement, which will update the country's deficit projections.

by: MSN

Americans face challenges as health insurance costs rise and delays mount

Jen Watson, a 41-year-old mother in Federal Way, Washington, has worked for years with her doctor to find the right medications to deal with her multiple chronic illnesses, which include epilepsy and fibromyalgia.

by: MSN

This Week in Louisiana Politics: Taxes, Meta and Social Security

On This Week in Louisiana Politics, Gov. Jeff Landry signed into law a number of major changes to the state tax code, including a cut in income taxes and a rise in sales taxes.

by: MSN

Lara Trump stepping down as RNC co-chair and addressing speculation about Florida Senate seat

What she does next could shape Republican politics, given her elevated political profile ... "I really don't think we've seen movement like this in our federal government since our country's founding in many ways," she said.

by: MSN

Trump lackey's 'deep state' conspiracies rooted in courtroom dressing-down by judge

President-elect Donald Trump's pick to lead the FBI, former House GOP intelligence staffer and Pentagon chief of staff Kash Patel, is notorious for his embrace of far-right conspiracy theories and his paranoia about the "Deep State" being out to get conservatives,

by: MSN

Assad's Fall After 24-Year Rule Creates Power Vacuum in Middle East

As Bashar Al-Assad fled to Moscow, the looters started raiding the presidential palace and people took to the streets of Damascus to celebrate his demise. The Syrian president had tried to hang on until the bitter end,

by: MSN

US Supreme Court rejects school gender-identity policy challenge

The U.S. Supreme Court, turning away another case involving transgender issues, declined on Monday to hear a bid to revive a lawsuit against a public school district in Wisconsin over a policy to support gender identity of students that some parents challenged on religious rights and other grounds.

by: MSN

DOGE has exposed the hypocrisy of those who rail against unelected bureaucrats

Over the last year, a number of very wealthy Americans have argued that the problem with the federal government is that it is full of unelected decision-makers working without authorization from Congress and the Constitution.

by: MSN

The SNP Government Budget is a missed opportunity to transform Scotland

In his column for the Daily Record, Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar criticises last week's SNP Government Budget.

by: MSN

Tonga PM Sovaleni resigns ahead of no confidence vote, government says

SYDNEY (Reuters) -Tongan Prime Minister Siaosi Sovaleni has resigned "for the good of the country and moving Tonga forward", the Pacific Island nation's parliament said on Monday. Media reported the resignation in parliament shortly before midday came ahead of a motion for a vote of no confidence expected to be put to the assembly.

by: MSN

How Trump tariffs and deportations could make Phoenix housing pricier

"Make housing affordable again" was one of President-elect Trump's key messages to voters, but some economists and real estate experts fear his tariff and deportation plans could make Phoenix's housing market even pricier.

by: MSN

Nancy Pelosi Shimmers in Giorgio Armani Midi Dress and Gold Jacket at the 2024 Kennedy Center Honors

Nancy Pelosi made a metallic statement on the red carpet at the 47th Kennedy Center Honors on Sunday in Washington, D.C. The annual ceremony presents lifetime achievement awards to those in the entertainment industry,

by: MSN

Israel orders complete capture of Syria buffer zone and destruction of Assad weapons

Israel has ordered the "complete" seizure of a demilitarised buffer zone on its border with Syria and has not ruled out pushing further into the now rebel-held country. For the first time in 50 years,

by: MSN

I worked with Kash Patel to expose the Russia hoax and know he's the best pick to reform the FBI

Kash Patel, President-elect Trump's nominee to lead the FBI, understands surveillance abuses and intimidation tactics because he experienced them himself - and he never backed down.

by: MSN

Israel PM helped to topple Assad, but it wasn't planned, analysts say

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday claimed the fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria as a direct outcome of Israel's actions in the region, something analysts in Israel said was only partially true.

by: MSN

Al-Assad's reign is over: Who are the key players in the new Syria and who stands to gain or lose?

The new reality in Syria may prove beneficial for some actors and detrimental for others — and there is no simple explanation, as there never has been for the last 13 years. View on euronews

by: MSN

Zelenskiy makes case for diplomatic end to Ukraine war

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy made the case on Monday for a diplomatic settlement to Russia's 33-month-old war in Ukraine and raised the idea of foreign troops being deployed in his country until it could join the NATO military alliance.

by: MSN

In promising to shake up in nation's capital, Trump is in a class of his own

In the history of American politics, there's no shortage of presidents who promised to shake up Washington once they got to the White House. But Donald Trump ma

by: MSN

Donald Trump opens up on 'sad' conversation with Prince William about Kate and King Charles

Donald Trump has revealed details of a private conversation with Prince William during their recent meeting in Paris, where the pair spoke for more than 30 minutes at the British ambassador's residence.

by: MSN

Syrian premier says government still functioning but foreign and domestic challenges loom

Syria's prime minister said Monday that most Cabinet ministers are still working from offices in Damascus after rebels entered the capital over the weekend and overthrew President Bashar Assad. Streams of refugees crossed in from neighboring countries,

by: MSN

Fall of Assad: What's next for Syria and its economy?

The 50-year reign of the Assad family in Syria has come to an end, with President Bashar al-Assad being granted asylum in Russia after a series of rebel groups overran Damascus. The rapid blitz brought an end to the brutal 13-year Syrian civil war and was enabled by new developments in the region in the aftermath of Oct.

Fall of Assad: What's next for Syria and its economy?

The 50-year reign of the Assad family in Syria has come to an end, with President Bashar al-Assad being granted asylum in Russia after a series of rebel groups overran Damascus. The rapid blitz brought an end to the brutal 13-year Syrian civil war and was enabled by new developments in the region in the aftermath of Oct.
The article from MSN discusses the potential implications of the fall of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, focusing on the future of Syria and its economy. It outlines the current dire economic situation in Syria, characterized by hyperinflation, widespread poverty, and a collapsed infrastructure due to prolonged conflict. The piece speculates on various scenarios post-Assad, including the possibility of a power vacuum leading to further fragmentation of the country, increased influence from foreign powers like Russia, Iran, and Turkey, and the challenges of rebuilding a war-torn nation. It also touches on the humanitarian crisis, with millions displaced both internally and as refugees, and the potential for international aid and investment if a stable government emerges. The article suggests that while Assad's departure might end one chapter of suffering, the path to recovery would be fraught with political, economic, and social complexities.

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https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/government/fall-of-assad-what-s-next-for-syria-and-its-economy/ar-AA1vwBqy