Kazempour Ardebili is a key figure in Iran‘s oil industry and served as the country‘s deputy foreign minister and deputy oil minister in the 1980s.
Daily Archives: 3. Mai 2020
Military at the polls in the election? Only as a last resort in this country
What is their role? What cybersecurity expertise does the National Guard have that cannot be provided by civilians? What kind of access is the National Guard given to voter registration and voting systems in order to assist states and the Homeland Security Department?
Venezuela says eight killed in foiled ‚invasion by sea‘
The group landed early on Sunday on a beach in the port city of La Guaira, about 20 miles (32km) from the capital Caracas, Interior Minister Nestor Reverol said in a televised address.
Venezuelan Military Foils Terrorist Infiltration from Colombia
The Minister of Interior, Justice and Peace of Venezuela, Nestor Reverol, announced on Sunday the disarticulation of an incursion by a terrorist group into the country via sea.
Corona-Maßnahmen: Es rumort
Weniger Neuinfektionen, Tausende Menschen bei Lockerungs-Demos und immer lauter werdende Forderungen der Wirtschaft: Der Druck auf die Bundesregierung wächst, die Maßnahmen gegen das Coronavirus zurückzufahren.
Protest against Netanyahu-Gantz coalition deal draws thousands
The Israeli justice system has received eight complaints from good governance groups and lawmakers concerning the terms of the coalition agreement and the possibility of Netanyahu leading the government despite facing multiple indictments in a wide-ranging corruption investigation.
AG Mandelblit confirms he is to assume role of acting state attorney
The High Court‘s ruling came after a group of lawyers petitioned the court, saying it was “unreasonable” for the justice minister to extend Eldad’s tenure during an interim government.
Intel in talks to buy Israel‘s Moovit public transit app for US$1 billion – media
Moovit’s free mobile navigation app provides transit information to more than 750 million users in 100 countries.
Geheimdienst-Dossier: Coronaviren in Labor „genetisch modifiziert“, Zusammenarbeit von China und Australien
Bezüglich des Ursprungs von SARS 2 (Coronavirus) zitierte gestern der australische „Daily Telegraph“ aus einem Dossier des Geheimdienstverbunds „Five Eyes“‚ (Geheimdienste aus den Vereinigten Staaten, Großbritannien, Kanada, Australien und Neuseeland).
Radio Utopie veröffentlicht nun eine Übersetzung des Artikels
Coronavirus NSW: Dossier lays out case against China bat virus program
It can also be revealed the Australian government trained and funded a team of Chinese scientists who belong to a laboratory which went on to genetically modify deadly coronaviruses that could be transmitted from bats to humans and had no cure, and is now the subject of a probe into the origins of COVID-19.
As intelligence agencies investigate whether the virus inadvertently leaked from a Wuhan laboratory, the team and its research led by scientist Shi Zhengli feature in the dossier prepared by Western governments that points to several studies they conducted as areas of concern.
Déjà Vu: The WHO’s Handling of 2009 H1N1 Pandemic: „Deeply Marred by Secrecy and Conflict of Interest“
The same Big Pharma actors, the Gates Foundation, Anthony Fauci et al were behind the H1N1 swine flu scam. Members of the Expert committee of the WHO (including Director General Margaret Chan) were bribed in 2009.
The same committee was bribed in January 2020. And a lot of people have been bribed in relation to COVID-19. That’s an understatement.
Filmmaker who mocked Egypt‘s President Sisi dies in prison aged 22
An Egyptian filmmaker detained without trial for over two years for making a music video that mocked President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi died on Saturday at a maximum-security prison complex, two rights lawyers said.
Egypt has made journalism a crime with crackdown, says Amnesty International
Egyptian government using pandemic to tighten control of media and quash dissent, rights group reports
Israel‘s Top Court Hears Petitions to Bar Netanyahu From Forming Government
Expanded panel hears arguments Sunday on request that prime minister be disqualified over the criminal charges against him
Israelis Protest Netanyahu-Gantz Government on Eve of High Court Hearing
The so-called „Black Flag“ protests were organized by the Movement for Quality Government under the slogan “Saving the court, saying no to corrupt government”. Protesters carried signs that read „We‘re sick of corruption“ and „emergency government, corruption government“. At the mention of members of Benny Gantz‘s Kahol Lavan party the crowd booed and shouted, „Shame!“
Demonstration gegen Pakt zwischen Netanjahu und Ganz
Gegen das Regierungsbündnis wurden acht verschiedene Beschwerden bei Israels Oberstem Gerichtshof eingebracht.
Gilead Lobbying Rose As Interest In COVID-19 Treatment Climbed
Early drafts of the legislation included a provision stipulating that COVID-19 vaccines, drugs and tests be affordable if they were developed with taxpayer funds. But the final bill included additional language that undercut that requirement.
Facing protests, Newsom says easing stay-at-home rules could be ‘days’ away
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday faced the most intense pressure yet to lift restrictions on daily life, with a series of raucous protests around the state, a legal tussle with Orange County over closing its beaches and a rural Northern California county that defied his stay-at-home order and opened up for business.
Remote Northern California county defies stay-at-home order
Modoc County moved Friday to reopen hair salons, churches, restaurants and the county’s only movie theater. There haven’t been any confirmed cases of COVID-19 among 9,000 residents, but the reopening came with strict social distancing limits.
Battle erupts in California over when to open
The debate over how soon to ease restrictions and start opening California has pitted local and state officials against one another in one of the states hit hardest by the coronavirus outbreak. It comes as other states such as Georgia and Texas are moving faster to open up their economies.
„I‘m starving now“: World faces unprecedented hunger crisis amid coronavirus pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has left the world facing an unprecedented hunger crisis. The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) has warned that by the end of the year, more than 260 million people will face starvation – double last year‘s figures.
„In a worst-case scenario, we could be looking at famine in about three dozen countries,“ warned WFP director David Beasley. He said the world could face multiple famines „of biblical proportions within a few short months.“
Wahlen in USA: Was würde ein US-Präsident Biden für Lateinamerika bedeuten?
Biden schmückt sich unter anderem mit dem „Plan Colombia“, einem massiven Unterstützungs- und Militärprogramm, das er in der Clinton-Ära um die Jahrtausendwende ausarbeitete.
Venezuela klagt vor UN-Sicherheitsrat den „Raub“ seiner Ressourcen an
Dabei sei die EU nicht besser als die USA, da sie sich an die US-Maßnahmen halte, weil sie befürchte, selbst mit Sanktionen konfrontiert zu werden.