Agence France Presse reported that recently, French government spokesperson Breton stated that the newly appointed right-wing government in France is accelerating the reform of immigration policies and plans to pass a new immigration bill in 2025 to strengthen border control and immigration governance. One of the core measures of the new bill is to extend the maximum detention period for undocumented immigrants from 90 days to 210 days. At present, this detention period only applies to suspects involved in terrorism.

last yearIn December, the French Parliament passed the current immigration bill, but some of its provisions were rejected by the French Constitutional Committee due to being too strict. However, the new government plans to use these rejected measures as the basis for the new bill, which will be revised and reintroduced to the agenda.

02Taliban launches new law to ban biological images

Bloomberg News: The Taliban's Ministry of Moral Affairs in Afghanistan recently announced that it will gradually implement a new law that prohibits the media from publishing any images of living beings. Saiiful Islam Haiber, spokesperson for the Afghan Ministry of Good and Punish Evil, said that this law applies to the entire Afghanistan.

It is understood that during the Taliban's last rule, television programs and biological images were completely banned. But since the TalibanSince regaining power in 2021, similar bans have not yet been widely implemented nationwide.

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01US deploys anti missile system in Israel

According to comprehensive news from Washington, on October 13th, the United States announced that it will provide Israel with a set of THAAD anti missile systems and dispatch US personnel to assist the Israeli military in improving its air defense capabilities. US President Biden pointed out that this move is to protect Israel. Iran warns the United States that this is an act that disregards the safety of the US military.

It is reported that this is not the first time the United States has deployed the THAAD system in the Middle East. last yearAfter Hamas attacked Israel in October, Biden instructed the US military to deploy the THAAD system to the Middle East. In 2019, the United States also provided Israel with a set of THAAD systems. This system can shoot down short - and medium range ballistic missiles, with about a hundred soldiers involved in the operation.

02North Korea claims that if South Korean drones reappear, it will be considered a declaration of war

According to the Korean Central News Agency, the North Korean side stated that after the drone incidents on October 3 and 9, the South Korean drone flew into the central area of Pyongyang again on the evening of October 10 and distributed anti North Korean leaflets, which seriously violated North Korea's national sovereignty and security, and violated international law. If the South Korean drone appears again, it will be considered a declaration of war and corresponding military actions will be taken.

It is worth noting that although North Korea strongly accuses South Korea of drone invasion and distributing anti North Korean leaflets, it has not provided specific evidence to support this accusation so far. Meanwhile, the South Korean military also insists that it cannot confirm any drone intrusion into the airspace over Pyongyang. The South Korean group that previously sent leaflets to North Korea has also made it clear that they have nothing to do with the drone incident accused by North Korea and have drawn a clear line with it.

01New Zealand plans to relax investment rules to attract foreign investment

Wellington News: Recently, New Zealand Deputy Finance Minister Seymour held a press conference in Wellington and announced that the government will revise the Overseas Investment Act next year to reduce barriers to capital investment in New Zealand. According to informed sources, the revised bill retains the original scope of review, but will accelerate the evaluation process, and the government will flexibly decide which individual investment projects need to be carefully reviewed.

According to the latest data released by Statistics New ZealandThe Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the second quarter of 2024 decreased by 0.2%. This means that over the past year and a half, New Zealand's economic growth has almost stagnated. Previously, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development listed New Zealand's foreign direct investment regulations as one of the strictest among developed countries.