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NEED TO CATCH up? The Journal brings you a round-up of today’s news.
#UKRAINE: US President Joe Biden has authorised Ukraine to use long-range American missiles against military targets inside Russia, according to US media reports.
#LEBANON: A UNIFIL patrol involving French and Finnish peacekeepers in Lebanon faced a denial of freedom of movement from a group of individuals, with at least one of them armed, UNIFIL said today.
#BEIRUT: An Israeli air strike on central Beirut has killed Hezbollah’s chief spokesman, an official with the militant group said.
AMID THE POST-MORTEM engulfing Democrats in the United States to their defeat in the presidential election, one name has been consistently repeated: Joe Rogan.
The debate has fluctuated between ‘where is the liberal Joe Rogan?’ to ‘Why didn’t Kamala Harris just go on Joe Rogan?’.
There seems to be little debate that the podcast, which is by many measures the most popular in the United States, played a role in Donald Trump’s decisive victory.
If the recent US presidential election has in some places been called the ‘influencer election’, there is evidence that Irish politicians have been paying attention.
You can read more about election candidates’ – including (but not limited to) Simon Harris, Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch, and Holly Cairns – flock to podcasts in the run-up to the election here.
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