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The Intelligence from The Economist

The Intelligence: Britain’s latest bad idea

Apr 26, 2024
26:05
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Parliament agrees to send asylum seekers to Rwanda, Conservatives consider leaving court, Antarctica's ice melting and its global impact, tribute to journalist held captive by Hizbullah
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  • The Conservative Party in Britain is determined to exit the European Convention on Human Rights to assert national sovereignty amidst asylum policy disagreements.
  • Antarctica's ice loss poses a significant global risk with rising sea levels, signaling potential severe consequences for sea level rise.

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Conservative Party's Efforts to Exit the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)

The Conservative Party in Britain aims to leave the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) by passing laws that counter its asylum policies. The ECHR's interference in plans to send asylum seekers to Rwanda has heightened tensions. Despite challenges and legal implications, the Tories are determined to exit the ECHR to assert national sovereignty.

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