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Extent of the attacks The strikes carried out by both sides in the war have stretched across a vast area of more than four million square miles, as seen in this map overlaid onto Europe.
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• Channing D. Phillips: October 19, 2015 - September 24, 2017 • Jessie Liu: September 24, 2017 - January 31, 2020 • Timothy Shea (interim) January 31, 2020 - May 19, 2020 • Michael R. Sherwin (interim) May 19, 2020 - March 3, 2021 • Channing D. Phillips (interim) March 3, 2021 - November 5, 2021 • Matthew M. Graves: November 5, 2021 - January 16, 2025 • Bridget M. Fitzpatrick (interim): January 16, 2025 - January 20, 2025 • Ed Martin (interim): January 20, 2025 - May 14, 2025 • Jeanine Piro: May 14, 2025 - present 81 [9]
you're the newly hired editor in chief of a global television news organization that started out as a well respected US-based television network, has followed news media into online and streaming, and is now still globally known mostly well known for high profile long-form investigative journalism but struggles in the ratings to stay in the top 5. What problems are you going to focus on to increase share, increase value, and right the ship? Which of these problems can you work on at once, which will have to wait because they're less urgent, and which are you unable to work on at once because they require other problems to be solved first? First of all, thanks for the seat at the big desk. It’s an honor to lead a brand that people still respect, even if they aren't actually *tuning in* as much as they used to. We have a "Prestige Gap." Everyone loves saying they watch our 60-minute deep dives into corruption, but in reality, they're scrolling through 30-second clips of a rival's shouting match. We’re the organic kale of news—virtuous, but everyone’s secretly eating the tabloid cheeseburgers. Here is my roadmap for righting the ship. --- ### Phase 1: The "Immediate Impact" (Do These Now) These problems are urgent, can be tackled simultaneously, and don't require external permissions—just a change in internal culture. * **The "Snackable" Investigative Model:** We’re known for long-form, but the internet eats in bites. We will start "versioning" our big investigations. For every 20-minute masterpiece, we need a 60-second "How they stole your tax money" vertical video for social. We stop being a destination and start being an ecosystem. * **The Anchor-as-Influencer Shift:** Our journalists are brilliant, but they’re too "voice of God." In the Top 5, people follow *people*, not logos. We’re going to humanize our talent, getting them on podcasts and social threads to show the "behind the scenes" of their reporting. * **Data-Driven Gut Instincts:** We’ve been progr…
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KAVANAUGH, J., concurring in judgment The Court's legal interpretation, as I understand it, could lead to potentially significant implications for future crises that we cannot now foresee. Consider a hypothetical example. Suppose a mob rapidly gathers outside the U. S. Courthouse in Philadelphia in response to an unpopular decision (or to influence the outcome of a pending matter). Suppose also that the mob is threatening to storm the courthouse and attack the federal judges, prosecutors, and other personnel inside, and to damage or burn down the building, thereby preventing the execution of federal law. Suppose further that U.S. military forces cannot readily mobilize to deploy to the site in time, that the local police and federal court security officers are outnumbered, and that the President wants to federalize National Guard units to protect the courthouse and the judges, prosecutors, and other personnel. Under the Court's order today, even in those circumstances the President presumably could not federalize the National Guard under §12406(3).2 Of course, that kind of hypothetical scenario does not often arise, and we can hope that it will not arise in the future. But the potential consequences, combined with the
The prohibition of collective punishment in IHL dates back to Hague Convention (Il) of 1899. Art. 50 of the annexed Hague Regulations provides that "Injo general penalty, pecuniary or otherwise, can be inflicted upon the population on account of the acts of individuals for which they cannot be regarded as jointly and severally responsible." Art. 33(1) of the Fourth Geneva Convention (GC IV), adopted unanimously by states, contains a similar but more specific prohibition, providing that "Injo protected person may be punished for an offence he or she has not personally committed. Collective penalties and likewise all measures of intimidation or of terrorism are prohibited." The ICRC Commentary to GC IV makes clear that the provision is very broad, not limited to judicial penalties, and rules out collective punishment based on the "passive responsibility" of a civilian population: opiniojuris.org
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8:06 ₫ 4 Al Jazeera 89 Log in Sign up Ministry of Forei... @MoFA_Afg Follow TEA-MOFA Statement Regarding Escalating Tension Between India & Pakistan دَافَغَاسَنَان اسَّلامِي المَارِب وزارت امور خارجه دبهرنيو جارو وزارت 2025/03/07 IEA-MOFA Statement Regarding Escalating Tension he Ministry of Foreion Alfairs of the Islamic Emirate of ASphanistan expresses concern over th nsices between Pakistan and india, viewieg further escalation as nist being in th interest of the region he Islamic Emirate of Afgharistan reaffems is belief that security and stablity serve the collectiv sterests of al countries in the region. Mearshüe, i urges both sides to exercise restraint and resolve their issues through dialogue and diplomacy ® -fe gow.af 3:37 AM • May 7, 2025 • 11.1K Views 07 x.com