Die „Alternative von Deutschland“ geht mit dem „C.D.U.“-Uboot Alexander Gauland und der Nebendarstellerin Beatrix von Storch auf Tauchgang. Tja. Was kümmert´s uns, hahaha…
Daily Archives: 17. April 2016
S.Korea unblocks Iran’s frozen assets
He further added that Iran‘s total assets blocked in South Korea is less than $1 billion.
Iran, South Korea sign €5bn MoU
(28.2.2016) The document was signed during a meeting in Tehran between Iran‘s Minister of Economy Ali Tayyebnia and South Korean Minister of Trade, Industries and Energy Joo Hwang-wan.
Kotra strengthens ties to Iran in latest MOU
(2.3.2016) Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (Kotra) agreed to expand trade ties with its Iranian equivalent as part of the Korean government’s efforts to restore economic partnership following years of sanctions.
The state-run trade agency said on Tuesday that it signed a memorandum of understanding with the Iran Trade Promotion Organization on Monday local time at the group’s headquarters in Tehran.
Iranian Railway Co, South Korea‘s Hyundai sign cooperation MOU #Iran
(2.3.2016)
NIOC, Wintershall sign MoU on Iranian oilfields
(13.4.2016) The National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) and BASF‘s Wintershall oil and gas exploration subsidiary signed the document on research over four oilfields in western Iran, IRNA reported.
German companies seeking way around US sanctions on Iran
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Boeing to support current Iran Air Fleet
Abedzadeh further noted the resumption of Airbus flights to Iran underlining “due to high significance of the country, Air France is highly eager to reinvigorate ties with Iran as indicated by the presence of the French transport minister on the first Tehran-Paris flight.
Iran to launch petrochemical export hub in Austria
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Austrian holding to build petrochemical complex for Iran
(10.2.2016) The new round of Iran-Austria energy talks in Tehran on Wednesday brought high-ranking officials of Christof Group Austria and Iran’s National Petrochemical Company (NPC) to discuss energy and petrochemical projects.
Christof Group plant die Expansion in den Iran
(24.06.2015) Neben den traditionellen Märkten in Europa und Asien sieht Johann Christof, Vorstandsvorsitzender des Anlagenbauers Christof Group Chancen in neuen Zukunftsmärkten. Insbesondere habe er („mit aller Vorsicht“) ein Auge auf den Iran geworfen. An dem Tag, an dem in Wien das Atomabkommen mit dem Iran unterzeichnet wurde, war er in Irans Hauptstadt Teheran.
AMISOM apologizes for killing four Somali civilians
The African Union (AU)’s peacekeeping force in Somalia, AMISOM, has issued a formal apology for killing four civilians in the country after mistaking them for al-Qaeda-linked al-Shabab militants.
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Mixtape KONGFUZI #42: We Are A Young Team Mixtape By Kongfuzi Music is Life
This month we asked french avant-garde metal & rock festival WE ARE A YOUNG TEAM to introduce this year program and their story to us with a short interview and a quick mixtape for all dark & emotive rock fans. Enjoy !
Bang on a Can Spring 2016 Mixtape by Bang on a Can All-Stars
Keep in touch with Bang on a Can over our international season of performances of Julia Wolfe‘s Anthracite Fields, People‘s Commissioning Fund, Field Recordings, Brian Eno‘s Music for Airports, and the Rotterdam BoaC Marathon!
Palestinians mark Prisoners Day in Ramallah, Gaza
Hundreds of Palestinians have demonstrated in the occupied West Bank and the Gaza Strip to mark Palestinian Prisoners Day and show support for the Palestinians held in Israeli jails.
Coalescence by Borosilicate Purl
„Borosilicate Purl is an ambient group consisting of Michael Rice and Jeffrey Niemeier, based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Their sound incorporates droning
guitar and somnolent violin. Slow and aromatic, Borosilicate Purl‘s work is a collection of musings, exploring the sound of feeling.“
Borosilicate Purl Grand Rapids, Michigan
Two Winters, Two Springs by Akpatok
Minimal, meditative and experimental music project by Dawid Adrjanczyk.
Dawid Adrjanczyk is an avant-garde performer, composer and sound artist. His works often focus on the interaction between music and nature, archaic forms of sound experience, emptiness and stillness.
Akpatok Gdańsk, Poland
Dutch press ahead with new phone tap plans, beef up watchdog powers
(15.April) Ministers are pressing ahead with plans to give the security services greater powers to intercept internet cable traffic, but also plan to increase the way taps are regulated, according to draft legislation published on Friday
Brisbane university students rally against proposed higher education changes
The protest was organised by the National Union of Students and coincided with rallies in other capital cities.
Police attack student protests in Sydney and Melbourne
Both protests were called in opposition to the federal Liberal-National government’s plans to deregulate university fees—a move that would result in course costs skyrocketing by tens of thousands of dollars a year. The policy is a continuation of the decades-long assault on higher education, carried out by successive Labor and Liberal governments and aimed at transforming universities into corporatised, for profit entities.
Syrian Elections Prove Again That Washington and Its Presstitutes Lie Through Their Teeth
On April 13 Syria held parliamentary elections at 7,000 polling stations, keeping the voting open an extra five hours to accommodate the massive turnout. All were allowed to vote, even displaced Syrians from the two provinces still terrorized by Washington and Israeli backed ISIS.
Washington is angry, because Syria held elections before Washington had time to purchase its slate of politicians and organize Washington-funded NGOs to take to the streets to protest and to claim that Assad had stolen the election.
U.S. Air Force Hires Private Companies To Fly Drones In War Zones
Of the two companies, one, Aviation Unmanned, is a small, veteran-owned outfit operating out of Dallas, Texas, which was awarded a contract on August 24. The second is General Atomics, a large San Diego, California-based military contractor that builds both the Reaper and Predator drones and has been paid at least $700 million over the last two years for a variety of drone support services. Their contract was awarded April 15.
Ecuador‘s 110,000 bpd Esmeraldas refinery halted after quake
Ecuador‘s 110,000 barrel-per-day Esmeraldas refinery has been halted as a precautionary measure after an earthquake, Pedro Merizalde, head of state oil company Petroecuador told Reuters.
77 killed, national guard mobilised in Ecuador after powerful 7.8 quake
Initially reported as 7.4 by USGS, the earthquake was centered at a shallow depth of 10 km (6 miles) some 107 miles (173 km) west northwest of the capital Quito.
Pronunciamento – Dilma Rousseff 15 de Abril
“O Brasil vive momentos que serão decisivos para o nosso futuro. O que está em jogo na votação do impeachment não é apenas o meu mandato. O que está em jogo é o respeito às urnas”.
Michel Temer
In 2015 and 2016, Temer has been involved in controversy as Dilma Roussef‘s impeachment process unfolds. In December 2015, Temer sent a letter (Carta de Temer a Dilma) to the president complaining about his distance from government decisions. The letter began in Latin with the proverb „Verba Volant, Scripta Manent“ which translates to „spoken words fly, written words remain“. Mr. Temer then describes the communication as “personal,” and a means of unburdening himself about various complaints against the president. He said Ms. Rousseff has made him look like a “decorative” vice president rather than an active one, despite having being invited to support the government of his running mate several times in the dialogue with Congress. Mr. Temer only accepted that role in 2015.
The letter has already been widely mocked on Brazilian social media, with images depicting the vice president as a Christmas decoration, making fun of his use of Latin, and photos purporting to show the president laughing while she reads the missive, among many other things. The president’s office also had no immediate comment on the images. [6]
Later, in April 2016, Mr. Temer released „accidentally“ an audio file that was allegedly sent incorrectly to a WhatsApp group of his party‘s representatives in Congress. In the audio, Mr. Temer speaks as if the impeachment process had already been confirmed and he was the sitting president. [7]
“I don’t want to generate false expectations,” Temer said on the recordings, which were first published by Folha de Sao Paulo on Monday afternoon. “Let’s not think that a possible change in government will solve everything in three or four months.”
The leak came just hours before a special lower house committee was scheduled to vote whether to back the request to impeach the president, generating complaints and accusations of treachery and lack of support from a Vice President conspiring against the elected president.
Brasilien: Rousseff warnt in Videobotschaft vor „Staatsstreich“
In der Zeit der Suspendierung würde Vizepräsident Temer die Politikerin der linken Arbeiterpartei ersetzen. Spätestens im Oktober könnte der Senat sie mit einer Zweidrittelmehrheit endgültig des Amtes entheben, und ihr Widersacher Temer bliebe bis 2018 Präsident. Seine Partei der demokratischen Bewegung (PMDB) hat mit der Regierung gebrochen, er hat aber weiter das Amt des Vizepräsidenten inne.
US releases nine Guantanamo prisoners to Saudi Arabia
The released prisoners are all Yemeni nationals who have not been charged with any crime during their detention in the infamous prison…
Türkei: Türkische Armee nimmt „Kurden-Stadt“ Nusaybin erneut schwer unter Beschuss
Die türkische Armee hat auch am Freitag die türkische Grenzstadt Nusaybin, die mehrheitlich von Kurden bewohnt ist, schwer beschossen. In der Stadt herrscht seit Wochen eine Ausgangssperre, in der mit schwerem Gerät quasi Krieg geführt wird. Die Aufnahmen sind von der syrischen Seite der Grenze gefilmt worden und zeigen neben der breiten Zerstörung, Rauchschwaden, die vom frischen Beschuss aufsteigen.
Powerful Armed Forces safeguard Iran: Rouhani
During the ceremony, Iran displayed the first batch of S-300 surface-to-air missile defense system delivered by Russia recently.
Rouhani: Iran can meet Turkey’s energy demand (UPDATE 2)
„We promised Turkey that Iran is able to ensure Turkey‘s energy security,“ Rouhani said, adding Tehran can fully meet Ankara‘s gas, oil, electricity and petrochemical needs.
#Iran und #Türkei – Präsidenten vereinbaren Kooperation für #Anti-Terror-Kampf und Handel
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