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Daily Archives: 15. Dezember 2018
Auch der Innenminister wird gehen
Das Problem für Trump: Er hat Mühe, neue Leute zu finden. Seine erste Wahl für den Job des Stabschefs sagte ab, jetzt soll Haushaltsdirektor Mick Mulvaney das Amt erst einmal kommissarisch übernehmen.
Canadian military to launch 3-satellite system to track vessels
Canada is preparing to launch a group of three satellites to track ships near the nation’s coast and also track vessels in parts of the world where Canada conducts military operations with allied nations, the Department of National Defense (DND) announced in a press release, Trend reports citing Sputnik.
Russia against West‘s plans to hold UNSC session on Kosovo behind closed doors — source
Russia against West‘s plans to hold UNSC session on Kosovo behind closed doors — source
Iran discloses number of trucks loaded in Imam Khomeini Port daily
Daily 2,000 trucks are loaded with 50,000 tons of the main products in Iran’s Imam Khomeini Port, Director General of Imam Khomeini Port Customs Office Rahmatali Fallah Khoshdel said.
Communication channels between Russian, EU military established to coordinate activities
Direct communication channels have been established between Russian military and defense ministries of the UK, France, Finland and Sweden to prevent dangerous military activity and decrease the likelihood of incidents in the Baltic Sea region, Russian Deputy Defense Minister Lt. Col. Alexander Fomin said on Friday at the meeting with military attaches
Su-27 fighter crashes in Ukraine, pilot dies
It was the second accident with Su-27 jets in Ukraine in the past two months. On October 16, another Su-27 crashed in Ukraine’s Vinnitsa region during the Clear Sky 2018 international military drills. Two pilots were killed in the crash.
Amir inaugurates Doha Forum 2018
President of Ecuador Lenin Moreno Garces, Prime Minister of Somalia Hassan Ali Khairi, President of UN General Assembly Maria Fernanda Espinosa Garces, and a number of their excellencies ministers from different Arab and foreign countries attended the opening
Thousands of ‘yellow vests’ demonstrate in France in fifth weekend of protests
The interior minister said around 69,000 police were active on Saturday with a reinforced presence in the cities of Toulouse, Bordeaux and Saint-Etienne.
A police source told Reuters some 16,000 protesters had been counted in France, excluding Paris, by 11am Irish time, compared to 22,000 at the same time on December 8th.
Boeing opens first 737 plant in China amid U.S.-Sino trade war
Boeing Co opened its first 737 completion plant in China on Saturday, a strategic investment aimed at building a sales lead over arch-rival Airbus in one of the world’s top travel markets that has been overshadowed by the U.S-China trade war, Trend reports referring to Reuters.
Polizei in Brasilien vereitelt Mordanschlag an Politiker der Sozialistischen Partei
Marcelo Freixo sollte bei Diskussionsveranstaltung „exekutiert“ werden. Verdächtige aus Milizen-Umfeld. Erste Festnahmen im Mordfall Marielle Franco
Man konstatiere..da haben sie im Bundestag keine Ahnung von nichts, vorher nicht, nachher schon gar nicht, sagen das auch noch, aber bestätigen SCHON WIEDER jeden Scheiss den der internationale geheimdienstliche Komplex über den Medienkomplex rauswirft. #Amri
Es ist unfassbar, dass man von den weiteren Anschlagsplänen von #Amri jetzt en passant erfährt. #Breitscheidplatz #UA1BT
Welche Rolle spielte der V-Mann im Umfeld von Anis #Amri? Und wussten Amris engste Freunde, dass er einen Anschlag in Berlin plante? Ein Team von @DIEZEIT hat sämtliche Akten ausgewertet. Hier sind fünf Fragen und unsere Antworten:
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2016 tötete er zwölf Menschen – Italienische Polizei: Breitscheidplatz-Attentäter Amri war Teil einer Terrorzelle
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Bundesrat lehnt Massenüberwachung von Autofahrern ab
Der Gesetzentwurf geht jetzt mit diesem Votum an den Bundestag, wo er abgestimmt wird. Damit ist das geplante Gesetz aus dem Verkehrministerium noch nicht vom Tisch.
ALBA‘s 16th Summit: Towards A Democratic International Order
“We reaffirm the need to strengthen the community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) as a mechanism of regional political concentration based on respect of sovereignty, territorial integrity, and non-intervention in the internal affairs of each country.”
Hafenarbeiter in Chile streiken für bessere Arbeitsbedingungen
Seit fast einem Monat haben die Arbeiter des Hafens in Valparaíso die Arbeit stillgelegt. Sie fordern mehr Arbeitssicherheit, bessere Schichteinteilung und höhere Löhne. Es geht dabei hauptsächlich um Arbeiter der Hafenbetriebsgesellschaft Terminal Pacífico Sur (TPS). Auch Arbeiter der Agencia Marítima Aconcagua (Agmac) haben sich dem Streik angeschlossen.
A Second Referendum: just what the wreckers want #brexit #LosersVote
Once upon a time there was prominent support for #lexit But some of us are easily scared. #justleave
TORIES AT WAR: Hammond‘s second referendum call as Hunt URGES prepare for no deal Brexit
THERESA May’s Cabinet has plunged into a civil war, with high-profile ministers clashing over holding another Brexit vote and making no deal preparations, as they brand the Prime Minister’s Brexit deal dead.
Just before the Maastricht vote in the Commons #LeaveMeansLeave
Tony Benn: Ask the powerful five questions
(14.3.2014) Ask the powerful five questions:
WHAT POWER HAVE YOU GOT?
WHERE DID YOU GET IT FROM?
IN WHOSE INTERESTS DO YOU EXERCISE IT?
TO WHOM ARE YOU ACCOUNTABLE?
HOW CAN WE GET RID OF YOU?
Tony Benn and the Five Essential Questions of Democracy
(14.3.2014) Tony Benn met Mahatma Gandhi when he was 12, knew and defended Nelson Mandela when the embrace of the anti-apartheid struggle was seen as a radical act, began his fifty years of service in the British Parliament when Winston Churchill was the leader of the conservative opposition and left after Tony Blair became prime minister, renounced his inherited title as the 2nd Viscount Stansgate so that he could continue to serve in the people‘s parliament (declaring “I am not a reluctant peer but a persistent commoner”), ushered in a new age of popular communications and connectivity as Britain’s pioneering Minister of Technology in the 1960s and 1970s, championed cooperatives and worker ownership as Britain’s Minister of Industry in the 1970s, battled not just Margaret Thatcher but the compromising leaders of his own Labour Party on behalf of the working class in the 1980s and finished his almost 60 years of public life as an international leader of the opposition to the wars of whim and folly that have stolen so much of the promise of our time.
DIRECT – Gilets jaunes : tensions sur les Champs-Élysées, à Paris
EU won’t give the PM the deal she wants — we must be dignified & change our course of action NOW
Do they have any inkling how much goodwill between our nations they have destroyed with their parlour games over the past 2½ years? How many once pro-EU Brits they convert into Leavers with every new salvo?
Do they not grasp how mistrustful, obstructive and even hostile we would become as an EU member if, God forbid, Remain won a second referendum?
“Stop Brexit.” Let’s be real about what this means — it means stopping the largest democratic vote in British history; it means stopping democracy itself. Sturgeon and others hold the British demos in open, shameless contempt.
Brexit: Cabinet split over Plan B to ‚dead‘ EU withdrawal deal
Five ministers, including Chancellor Philip Hammond and Work and Pensions Secretary Amber Rudd, are „leaning reluctantly“ towards supporting a second referendum, The Times said.
But another group, including Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, Liz Truss, the chief secretary to the Treasury, and Leader of the Commons Andrea Leadsom, is said to be willing to leave without a deal.
Brexit news latest: Amber Rudd urges MPs across parties to ‚forge a consensus‘ to avoid no-deal…. as five Cabinet ministers ‚consider second referendum‘
Senior Tories tell Theresa May to work with Jeremy Corbyn as only hope to save her Brexit deal
Nicky Morgan, the former education secretary, told The Independent that “cross-party support and proper discussions” were now essential, while Nick Boles, another former minister, said Ms May “must open cross-party discussions”.
The calls came after EU leaders dealt a devastating blow by scrapping written commitments, designed to help Ms May pass her deal through parliament, after disastrous talks failed to achieve a breakthrough.
This is astonishing. Blair, a former British prime minister, openly admitting to having private talks with EU leaders in an attempt to overturn the democratic decision of his own country. How the hell is he getting away with this?
Christmas Agatha Christie will reflect parallels between fascism and Brexit Britain, show‘s writer says
Viewers of the BBC’s new Agatha Christie drama will find many familiar elements: a killer on the loose, a mystery to solve and Hercule Poirot piecing together the clues.
But the adaptation of The ABC Murders will also bring Brexit into the mix, inviting audiences to draw parallels between the rise of fascism in 1930s Britain and the state of the nation today.