Nach dem jetzigen Stand sind im Rahmen der Aktion âZehn Millionen Unterschriften gegen die AKWâ bereits mehr als acht Millionen Unterschriften gesammelt worden.
Daily Archives: 2. Juni 2013
Mozambique claims huge deposit of graphit
The Balama project is the largest known graphite deposit in the world, while the vanadium discovered is around six times the size of the world‘s largest operating vanadium deposit, the company said.
Portuguese protesters march against troika, austerity in Lisbon
Portuguese attend a demonstration against troika of international lenders and government‘s austerity measures, in capital city of Lisbon on June 1, 2013. Tens of thousands of Portuguese protesters demonstrated against the troika of international lenders and the government‘s austerity measures in 18 cities across the country on Saturday.
Jordan govât said to block more than 200 websites
Some of the more prominent pages that have apparently been blocked by the government include Qatari news portal Al Jazeera, Time Out magazine, erotic publication Penthouse and the site of the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan.
Fernsehsender: Syrische Armee erbeutet Container mit Giftgas Sarin
Im Mai dieses Jahres hatte die Uno berichtet, dass Sarin vermutlich von bewaffneten Regimegegnern in Syrien eingesetzt wurde.
Berlin: Das Kind ist in den Brunnen gefallen â Wie kreative Start-ups den Wedding verĂ€ndern
âEs ist viel Positives gesagt worden, aber wir werden auch weiter darĂŒber nachdenken mĂŒssen, mit welchen Strategien wir das verhindern, was wir alle nicht wollen.â (…)
Die Frage, warum denn ĂŒberhaupt eine solche Verbindung mit der Nachbarschaft gewĂŒnscht werde, wurde nicht direkt beantwortet. Eine paar Bemerkungen zeigen jedoch, dass es vor allem darum geht, die sensibel wahrgenommenen VerĂ€nderungen zu legitimieren, die durch die eigenen AktivitĂ€ten ausgelöst werden. (…)
„Gemeint war vermutlich: schön wĂ€ren mehr solche Eltern wie in Prenzlauer Berg“.
Verwertung und Realisierung von Kapital in der Immobilienwirtschaft
So betrachtet erscheint das Vermieten einer Wohnung wie ein „normales“ kapitalistisches GeldverleihgeschĂ€ft. Doch ein „normales“ kapitalistisches Borgen und Verleihen ist das, was im kapitalistischen Verwertungsprozess stattfindet. Das Leihkapital nimmt Anteil an der Verwertung des produktiven Kapitals und erhĂ€lt dafĂŒr seinen Anteil an Profit bzw. am Mehrwert. Der Mietkapitalist tritt bei der Vermietung gegenĂŒber seinem lohnarbeitenden Kunden, fĂŒr den ein Wohnraum ein „lebenswichtiges“ Konsumgut ist, immer so auf, wie er geschĂ€ftlich mit einem anderen Kapitalisten verkehren wĂŒrde. An dieser Stelle wird die Wohnungsfrage endgĂŒltig zur Klassenfrage.
Italy is like a camel
According to a study carried out by the CGIL Trade Union, itâll take 13 years to get back to the GDP we had in 2007 and itâll take 63 years to have the same employment levels. Sixty three years?
âPunitiveâ trial awaits Manning: âUS government now wants to put him away for lifeâ
As the US government pushes for a heavy sentence to be handed to Bradley Manning âfor revealing US hypocrisyâ, it doesnât stand accountable for the crimes it committed, Michael Ratner, President of the Center for Constitutional Rights told RT.
Egypt may opt to move ICJ over Ethiopiaâs dam
Cairo: If Ethiopia fails to reach an agreement on its controversial new dam project on the Blue Nile, Egypt could take the matter to International Court of Justice (ICJ), a government source told Gulf News.
S. Sudan says Japan to construct alternative oil pipeline
The chairperson of the Toyota Company had accepted to construct the alternative oil pipeline to the Lamu portâ, Garang Diing Akuong told the state-owned television (SSTV).
Thousands march for rights in rare Ethiopia protest
About 10,000 Ethiopians staged an anti-government procession on Sunday in the first large-scale protest since a disputed 2005 election ended in street violence that killed 200 people.
Mursi calls for meeting with parties over Ethiopiaâs Renaissance Dam
Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi on Sunday called for a meeting with political parties to discuss the crisis surrounding Ethiopiaâs plans to build a dam which could affect Egyptâs share of Nile waters.
Britain and the euro: what if we‘d joined?
Ten years after Gordon Brown decided the UK should stay outside the eurozone, imagine the alternative scenario âŠ
‚Cash for access‘ scandal hits Britain‘s parliament
Three members of Britain‘s upper house of parliament were suspended from their parties on Sunday after media sting operations caught them apparently offering to use their influence for personal gain.
TV Station Ignores March Against Monsanto, Offers Curious Excuse
The response from Fox 2 Detroitâs Facebook page:
âKryssi, your event is obviously very important. Like you, we are human and canât possibly kow about every single event happening in the entire area. There are hundred and hundreds each month. People in charge of the event need to make sure we know about it with a simple email or phone call. Please let someone know for the next time so we can make sure to get the word out.â
The response from Jones was direct:
âI sent out 17 press releases to you. I called, emailed and did it old school, sent it by stamped mail. Id onât know how else I couldâve told you. Not to mention, myself and others, posted it on your Facebook.â
BC DOESNâT HAVE THE FINAL SAY ON ENBRIDGE NOR DOES HARPER
It is humorous how the media of BC and Canada continue to ignore and sidestep the reality. The land the pipelines need to cross does not even belong to their governments. The land remains under the sole and distinct ownership of the Indigenous people who the British and Canadian settlers attempted to exterminate by germ warfare in the mid to late 1800âs and then through the cultural genocide of the Residential School system of the 1900âs. There was no war and there is no treaty arrangements, the land therefore cannot be claimed by Canada or British Columbia.
Spanien: Polizei mit Feuerlöschern und Schlagstöcken gegen Feuerwehr
Die Polizei, selbst Opfer der aufgezwungenen sozialen Zwangsmassnahmen der Troika, spielt noch immer brav mit GummiknĂŒppel-EinsĂ€tzen gegen ihre Kollegen den Handlanger der Raubritter, solange sie ihre feste Anstellung hat anstatt sich zu solidarisieren. Die Gewerkschaften der Polizei organisieren schliesslich auch Demonstrationen gegen Sozialabbau in verschiedenen europĂ€ischen Staaten.
Microsoft Israel celebrates in Jaffa
Startup entrepreneur and a mentor in the accelerator program, Yanki Margalit, is really proud of the environment that was created for the new companies to flourish.
Americans Oppose U.S. Military Involvement in Syria
Sixty-eight percent of Americans say the United States should not use military action in Syria to attempt to end the civil war there if diplomatic and economic efforts fail, while 24% would favor U.S. military involvement.
Mission Impossible-style contact lenses that can take pictures and scan data are a step closer to reality as scientists develop LED soft lenses
South Korean scientists have created soft contact lenses fitted with LEDs, bringing the possibility of transparent, flexible materials that can be programmed to take pictures or scan a step closer to reality.
Die Radio Utopie Musik Charts Juni 2013
Zum zweiten Mal Nr.1 in Folge und damit kurz vor dem Einzug in die Titelgalerie: The National Orchestra of the United Kingdom of Goats mit dem epischen Werk âThe White Cityâ. Aufgrund von Stimmengleichheit auf den hinteren PlĂ€tzen gibt es diesen Monat nur eine Neuvorstellung: die Madrider Metal-Band Dead Relic mit âEchoesâ. Dazu gibtÂŽs â oh Wunder ĂŒber Wunder im Kernland des UrheberRechtsextremismus â sogar ein Video, das man auch anschauen kann.
Austerity-weary Spaniards crave political change
Seventy-nine percent consider the current parties to all be the same and 70 percent want new ones to be formed so they have more options when they vote, the Metroscopia poll found.
‚Cash for access‘ scandal hits Britain‘s parliament
Three members of Britain‘s upper house of parliament stood accused on Sunday of offering to use their influence for personal gain in a widening scandal over the improper influence of paying lobbyists over legislators.
Enemy overflights all over
Planes also swooped down at low altitude over the capital Beirut, reporters concluded.
Military Source: Two Cylinders of Sarin Gas Seized in Hama
A military source said that a unit of the army seized two cylinders of the poisonous Sarin gas after raiding a terrorists‘ den in al-Faraieh neighborhood in Hama.
Israel reaches deal to deport immigrants
In High Court debate over jailing of immigrants without trial, State says three countries to accept immigrants; 2,100 North Sudanese already deported
NATO data: Assad winning the war for Syriansâ hearts and minds
After two years of civil war, support for the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad was said to have sharply increased.
Israeli warplanes conduct low-altitude flights over Lebanon
Israeli warplanes have once again violated Lebanonâs airspace, conducting low-altitude flights over eastern parts of the country.
Causa Alijew: Ex-Kanzler Gusenbauer unter Spitzelverdacht
Staatsanwaltschaft ermittle auch gegen Wiener Anwalt Lansky – Könnten parlamentarische Dokumente an Kasachstan weitergegeben haben
Madrid joins Europe debt crisis demos
Thousands of people protested Saturday in European cities against the „troika“ of international powers whose financial crisis policies they blame for worsening their economic hardship.
Portugal protesters march against troika, austerity
Tens of thousands of Portuguese protesters demonstrated against the troika of international lenders and the government‘s austerity measures in 18 cities across the country on Saturday.
Troika to return to Athens as IMF approves new loan, assesses program errors
The troikaâs technical teams are due back in Athens on Tuesday to start their latest review of the Greek adjustment program and they arrive in the wake of the International Monetary Fund releasing a further loan tranche but also admitting that Greeceâs first bailout was badly designed and administered.
Anti-Austerity Protests: Spain, Germany, Portugal
Anti-austerity protesters on Saturday took to the streets of dozens of European cities, including Madrid, Frankfurt and Lisbon, to express their anger at government cuts they say are making the financial crisis worse by stifling growth and increasing unemployment.
Police unions call on government to rethink cuts
Members of Portugal‘s police and other security forces have called on the government to rethink policies that they said are damaging the services and citizens‘ safety.