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Daily Archives: 11. Juni 2019
Sonntagsfrage zur Landtagswahl in Brandenburg (#ltwbb) • Infratest dimap / RBB: AfD 21 % | SPD 18 % | CDU 17 % | GRÜNE 17 % | DIE LINKE 14 % | FDP 5 % | BVB/FW 4 % | Sonstige 4 %
Glaubt dieser #spd kein einziges Wort! Auch nicht, wenn es um rot-rot-grün geht! Der Trick ist so alt und ich wundere mich, dass noch wer darauf hereinfällt. Am Ende machen sie wieder #GroKo mit #cdu #csu!
The Koch Brothers are preparing to try to buy the Democratic Party and buy the 2020 election. We cannot let them. The only way we will stop them is to build a grassroots progressive campaign that rejects their right-wing ideology.
Koch network opens its doors to Democrats as it expands political engagement
The Koch-backed Americans for Prosperity is opening its doors to backing Democrats running for office in 2019 and 2020.
Historically the political network has only backed Republicans.
MI5 accused of ‘extraordinary and persistent illegality’
Agency has been obtaining surveillance warrants based on false information, high court told
The Assange case is a poster child of state persecution. Every journalist, activist & all who care about democracy should know about the massive propaganda & legal corruption used to take Assange down. This is what tyranny looks like! #FreeAssange
Russland: Alle Anklagen gegen Investigativ-Journalist Golunow fallen gelassen
Zugleich sind vom russischen Innenministerium massive interne Untersuchungen bezüglich der beteiligten Ermittler im Fall Golunow eingeleitet worden, erklärte Kolokolzew.
Alle Beamten, die an dem Fall beteiligt waren, sind für die Zeit der Untersuchungen von ihrem Dienst suspendiert worden.
Der Journalist selbst erklärte mittlerweile, dass er sich an den russischen Präsidenten persönlich wenden werde, damit die Generäle des Innenministeriums, die für seine harte Inhaftierung verantwortlich sind, frist- und bedingungslos gekündigt werden.
Russian officials tried to frame Ivan Golunov. Instead they made him a hero
As the investigative journalist’s editor, I know how incredible his release was. Now there’s a chance the truth will be exposed
Israel‘s Labor Chief Gabbay Announces He Won‘t Seek Reelection
Nonetheless, Gabbay said he is not leaving the party and intends to reserve the No. 2 spot on the party‘s slate, which had been occupied by Tal Rousso, for himself in the next election.
Key member of Netanyahu inner circle resigns
Yoav Horowitz, director-general of the Prime Minister’s Office, announced his resignation on Tuesday, leaving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with one less trusted member of his inner circle.
Ghosts in the machines: the invisible human labour behind AI
It’s easier and cheaper to employ humans to behave like machines than it is to develop machines that simulate human behaviour. Of course, many technology companies would rather you didn’t know this. Venture capitalists invest in the idea of human obsolescence. To them, routine human labour is an ungainly truth – the future, after all, lies in intangible capitalism, where returns flow to platform owners unrestricted by organised labour.
Baghdad opens to neighbors with new Iraq-Iran-Armenia bus route
The pilot program was organized by Iraq’s public transportation company, a sub-branch of the Ministry of Transportation, and left from Baghdad early Saturday morning.
Iran to draw $2.4bn Chinese credit line for Tehran–Isfahan high-speed railway
Noorollah Beyranvand said the money, being loaned by the Export-Import Bank of China, was ready to be paid to China Railway Engineering Corporation (CREC), the company due to carry out the work.
Other companies involved are Khatam Al-Anbia Construction, which is owned by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, Germany’s Siemens, and Italferr, the consulting arm the Italian national rail operator Ferrovie dello Stato.
Odebrecht rebrands as OEC to draw line under corruption scandals
3.5.2019 The Brazilian construction group Odebrecht is rebranding in an effort to distance itself from a series of spectacular corruption scandals at home and abroad.
Kolumbien untersucht Vorwürfe gegen Ex-Präsident Santos im Fall Odebrecht
Odebrecht steht seit 2016 im Zentrum eines internationalen Korruptionsskandals. Die Firma hatte vor dem US-Justizministerium die Zahlung von 788 Millionen US-Dollar bestätigt, um die Vergabe von 100 Aufträgen im Bereich Bauwesen und Infrastruktur in insgesamt zwölf afrikanischen und lateinamerikanischen Ländern zu ihren Gunsten zu beeinflussen. Bei den Empfängerländern handelt es sich laut Odebrecht um Angola, Argentinien, Brasilien, Kolumbien, Dominikanische Republik, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexiko, Mosambik, Panama, Peru und Venezuela.
Leaked Somali document on maritime dispute heightens tensions with Kenya
Relations between the two neighbouring countries have been rocky for months in the wake of the maritime dispute, involving tit-for-tat diplomatic moves and retaliation.
In May, Somali diplomats were banned from attending an international conference in Nairobi. In return, all NGOs operating in Somalia but based in Nairobi were ordered by Mogadishu to either relocate to Somalia or cease all operations completely.
Kenya closes border with Somalia in Lamu over security concerns
Lamu County Police Commander Mr Muchangi Kioi said the border will only remain open to security officers.
The country has also prohibited residents living in the border villages from any cross-border trade.
U.S. administration to appoint special adviser for Sudan
Former U.S. Special Envoy for Sudan and South Sudan Donald Booth will be appointed as Special Adviser on Sudan to Tibor Nagy the Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, reported The Foreign Policy Magazine on Monday evening.
Kazakhstan‘s role as container transfer hub from China to EU increases
The volume of container transfers from China to European Union countries and back via territory of Kazakhstan increased by 21 percent
Japan PM Abe to meet Iran‘s Khamenei, Rouhani this week
Abe will depart on Wednesday for the first visit to Iran by an incumbent Japanese premier in 41 years, although Tokyo and Tehran have friendly ties and mark the 90th anniversary of diplomatic relations this year.
Innenministerium greift Pressefreiheit an
Hinter dem harmlosen Titel „Gesetz zur Harmonisierung des Verfassungsschutzrechts“ verbirgt sich ein umfassender Angriff auf demokratische Grundrechte.
Wo kommt soviel Naivität her? Habt ihr alle weggeguckt die letzten 40 Jahre?!
Die Zeiten, wo Arbeiter solidarisch waren und in Gewerkschaften zusammengetan haben, um füreinander einzustehen, sind vorbei. Heute bekämpfen sich die Arbeiter gegenseitig.
Regierung von Argentinien wegen Lauschangriffen in der Kritik
Canatacci legt mit seinem Bericht den Finger in eine offene Wunde. In den vergangenen drei Jahren sind immer wieder illegale Telefonmitschnitte an die Öffentlichkeit gelangt. Auslöser sei die Verlegung der Zuständigkeit. Die zuständige Stelle wurde der Staatsanwaltschaft entzogen und dem Obersten Gerichtshof unterstellt, der jedoch die Leitung der Telefonüberwachung an den Bundesnachrichtendienst delegierte.
Maas im Iran: Annäherung Fehlanzeige
Gebetsmühlenartig wiederholt Maas, dass es ja INSTEX gibt, eine Art Tauschbörse, die Franzosen, Briten und Deutsche eingerichtet haben. Das System läuft noch nicht, …
Dropping Bid for New Delay, Netanyahu Says He Will Attend Pre-indictment Hearing
Netanyahu is currently trying to find additional lawyers, as the former head of his defense team, Navot Tel Zur, resigned. He recently approached several leading defense attorneys, but many have already turned him down due to concerns over payment.
Netanyahu has unpaid debts to his previous lawyers, because he refuses to pay his legal expenses out of his own pocket and has been unable to secure the permits committee’s approval to raise money from his wealthy businessmen friends.
Netanyahu says he’ll attend October pre-indictment hearing
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s lawyer on Monday evening informed the attorney general that his client will attend a hearing on his three criminal cases set for October 2, after failing to convince Avichai Mandelblit to postpone it.
In a video posted online, Netanyahu’s lawyer Amit Hadad said, “We will come to the hearing, but it would have been right to reconsider the date and delay it.”
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Tory leadership: Final 10 contenders named in race to No 10
The final candidates for the Tory leadership race have been confirmed, with 10 running to become the next PM.