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After overturning a century-old gun control law,
The U.S. Supreme Court made another ruling that shocked the world
The leaders of the United States, Britain, France and Canada unanimously condemned it as a huge step backwards
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Comprehensive media reports, June 24, local time , the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the Roe v. Wade decision and gave states the power to enact abortion laws. This move not only caused huge controversy in the United States, but also led to demonstrations and protests in many places. The rights jurisprudence also drew unanimous condemnation from the heads of allies such as the United Kingdom, France, and Canada.
The ruling dealt a huge blow to Democrats. The current Democratic President Biden angrily denounced the Supreme Court for making a "tragic mistake" that set the United States back 150 years, and called on Congress to take action to protect women's abortion rights . Trump expressed appreciation for the supreme legal ruling and took credit for it. Trump said "today's victory" was because he sent three conservative justices to the Supreme Court during his term. He also said, "It is an honor for me to do this!"
British Prime Minister Johnson responded to the matter during his visit to Rwanda, calling it "a huge step backwards" and saying that he has always believed that women have a choice (the right to abortion) )s right.
French President Macron also expressed "solidarity" with American women and called abortion a "fundamental right of all women." Earlier, French Foreign Minister Colonna called the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court "shocking."
Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau 24 said that the news from the United States is shocking. "I sympathize with the millions of American women who are about to lose their legal rights to abortion. I can't imagine the fear and anger you are feeling now."
According to Reuters report, on the 24th local time, United Nations Secretary-General Spokesperson Diya Rick responded to the relevant rulings of the U.S. Supreme Court, saying that reproductive rights are an important part of women's rights, and restrictions on abortion will only make abortion more dangerous.
html On the 123rd, the U.S. Federal Supreme Court had just ruled that a law in New York State violated the U.S. Constitution in a "clear-cut" vote with 6 conservative justices in favor and 3 liberal justices against. The overturned law went into effect in New York State in 1913, requiring people in the state to obtain a permit before they could legally carry a concealed handgun in public. This result expands the right to own guns and will have a profound impact on states and regions in the United States.New York State Governor Cathy Hochul bluntly called this a "dark day." However, compared to the subsequent overturning of the Roe v. Wade ruling, it was clear that the “darkest day” had not yet arrived.
5 retired senior U.S. generals recently published an article in " USA Today ", believing that the democratic system of the United States is more fragile than ever before, and the threat posed by "dictatorship forces" in the United States is greater than the threat from abroad.
In this article, five retired U.S. generals including former CIA Director Michael Hayden said that the United States is in real danger and that American democracy is being threatened from within. “Democracy in the United States is being eroded. Authoritarian forces Traditional overseas threats have been easily defeated.”
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An “extreme terrorist” act occurred in the capital of Norway
Roger Berg, director of the Norwegian Police Security Service , said on the 25th that the intelligence service will move to the center of Oslo, the capital. The shooting that occurred that day was classified as an act of "extreme terrorism" and the country's security threat level was raised from the normal level 3 to the "highest" level 5.
A series of shootings occurred in a bar and restaurant district in central Oslo in the early morning of that day, resulting in at least 2 deaths and 21 injuries, 10 of which were seriously injured. A 42-year-old man was arrested shortly after the shooting as the sole suspect.
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French President Macron has instructed Prime Minister Bornay to form a new government
French President Macron said on the 25th local time that he has instructed Prime Minister Bornay to form a new government. He also made it clear that he would continue to advance relevant reform goals.
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Russia will provide "Iskander-M" missile systems to Belarus
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Russian President Putin 25 said that Russia will provide Belarus with "Iskander-M" missile systems in the next few months. Kandel-M" missile system.
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Iran and EU announced that Iran’s nuclear negotiations will restart within a few days
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abdullahiyan and the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Borrell 25 in Iran The capital, Tehran, announced that negotiations between relevant parties to the comprehensive agreement on the Iranian nuclear issue will resume within a few days.
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The World Health Organization said the monkeypox epidemic does not constitute a
"Public Health Emergency of International Concern"
On the 25th local time, the World Health Organization announced that the monkeypox epidemic has not yet become an international public health emergency. But at the same time, the head of the World Health Organization said he was deeply concerned about the epidemic.
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130 flights
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On the 24th local time, due to salary disputes and other reasons, some crew members of the Irish low-cost airline operator "Ryan Air" went on strike for three days. On the 24th alone, nearly 130 flights were canceled. Recently, many European aviation operators have generally faced manpower shortages. Airlines and airport employees have gone on strike one after another because they cannot bear overloaded work and disproportionate pay. Germany's " Lufthansa " will cancel 2,000 domestic flights next month.
18 people
,000 immigrants from sub-Saharan Africa tried to climb over the Moroccan border fence on the 24th to enter Melilla, the Spanish enclave in North Africa, and had fierce conflicts with Moroccan border guards. So far, 18 people have been killed in the conflict. One sentence comment
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The President of the United States signs a community safety bill to deal with the gun problem
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US President Biden signed a community safety bill at the White House on the 25th to deal with the serious problem of gun violence in the United States.
This bill was passed by the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives earlier this week. Its main contents include strengthening background checks for gun purchasers aged 18 to 21 years old, defining certain illegal gun purchases as federal crimes, and promoting gun violence. Funding for preventive programs and mental health treatment programs, etc.
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The Republican Supreme Court has just overturned New York State’s century-old gun control law. The partisan dispute behind the gun issue in the United States has obviously entered a fever pitch.
A survey said that 25.6% of Japanese companies ensure that they can work until they are 70 years old.
The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare released the results of the 2021 employment situation of the elderly on the 24th, showing that measures such as continued employment and delayed retirement are adopted to ensure that those who are willing can work until 70. Year-old companies accounted for 25.6% of the total. The revised "Elderly Persons Employment Security Act", which stipulates that companies have the obligation to strive to secure employment opportunities, came into effect in April 2021. This is the first survey since the implementation of the act. The practice of ensuring employment opportunities is more common among Japanese small and medium-sized enterprises, which have serious problems of staff shortage.
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The aging population and labor shortage have seriously affected the Japanese economy.
Source: Workers’ Daily client Workers’ Daily reporter Dong Pei Liang Fan
Editors of this issue Zhao Xiaozhan Zhao Chen
