Ab Mai gilt die Insolvenzantragspflicht wieder. Das heißt: Ist ein Unternehmen zahlungsunfähig oder überschuldet, muss es innerhalb von drei Wochen einen Insolvenzantrag stellen. Sonst droht ihm eine Klage wegen Insolvenzverschleppung. Dies soll die Rechte der Gläubiger schützen.
Archiv: extraordinarily stupid questions / außerordentlich blöde Fragen
Experten: Viele offene Fragen zu „Grünem Pass“
Für Dietmar Bayer, Telemedizinspezialist in der Ärztekammer, ist die Eile insbesondere der ÖVP nicht nachvollziehbar. Es sei etwa völlig unklar, wie der Nachweise für Genesene zustande komme. Das Bundesrechenzentrum könne das nicht machen. Das sei Aufgabe von Ärzten, sagte Bayer im Ö1-Morgenjournal am Donnerstag: „Diese Fragen werden jetzt überhaupt nicht diskutiert. Wir verstehen die Geschwindigkeit und den Druck, der gemacht wird, überhaupt nicht.“
Israel, Greece and Cyprus hold naval drill with a participation of France
(15.03.2021)
The Dolphin 2-class are the largest submarines to have been built in Germany since World War II. The Dolphin class boats are the most expensive single vehicles in the Israel Defense Forces.
Each Dolphin-class submarine is capable of carrying a combined total of up to 16 torpedoes and Popeye Turbo submarine-launched cruise missiles (SLCMs). The cruise missiles have a range of at least 1,500 km (930 mi) and are widely believed to be equipped with a 200 kiloton nuclear warhead containing up to 6 kilograms (13 lb) of plutonium.
Below the Surface
In the last 20 years, Israel has spent billions on submarines ordered from Germany, with a political agreement having been reached on three additional vessels. The big question, though, is: Why so many? Why does Israel want so many more submarines than are, according to experts, necessary for the defense of the country?
Ist die Corona-Verordnung verfassungswidrig?
Wenn man auf die Homepage des Amtsgerichts Ludwigsburg klickt, findet man eine Bienen- und Blumenwiese. Nicht erwähnt wird das Urteil einer Richterin von Ende Januar, das erst jetzt bekannt wurde….
Democrat asks intel agencies if they’re surveilling members of Congress
Rep. Anna Eshoo (D-Calif.), a senior member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, asked two intelligence agencies on Friday if surveillance has been conducted on members of Congress in the last decade.
In a letter to the heads of the National Security Agency (NSA) and Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), Eshoo raised alarm over allegations in a book published earlier this year by journalist Barton Gellman.
New Report Reveals US Special Forces Active in 22 African Countries
(10.08.2020)
The U.S. is not formally at war with an African nation, and the continent is barely discussed in reference to American exploits around the globe. Therefore, when U.S. operatives die in Africa, as happened in Niger, Mali, and Somalia in 2018, the response from the public, and even from the media is often “why are American soldiers there in the first place?”
Could Gilead Stock Get A Boost From Inhaled Remdesivir? Great Speculations
(26.06.2020)
Separately, Gilead also provided updates on its production plans for the drug, noting that it expects to have over two million Remdesivir treatment courses manufactured by the end of 2020, with the number rising further over 2021, as it optimizes the manufacturing process.
For more details on the stock price and fundamental performance of some of the key U.S. listed companies developing coronavirus therapeutics, view our theme of Covid-19 Treatment Stocks.
Israel is about to reveal its West Bank annexation plans. How will Congress respond?
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee, AIPAC, reportedly told U.S. lawmakers last week they’re “free to criticize Israel’s looming annexation plans — just as long as the criticism stops there.”
Did the CIA Invent the Term ‘Conspiracy Theory’?
(16.03.2020)
One may find the CIA’s attempt to influence public opinion problematic. But there is not a single sentence in the document that indicates the CIA intended to weaponise, let alone introduce the term “conspiracy theory” to disqualify criticism. In fact, “conspiracy theory” in the singular is never used in the document. “Conspiracy theories” in the plural is only used once, matter-of-factly in the third paragraph:
US election: Can Donald Trump wait out the coronavirus? – CNN
Can Donald Trump win re-election despite the coronavirus outbreak?
President Donald Trump’s approval rating is up — a little bit.
In the RealClearPolitics average of all polls, it sits now at 47.3 percent, the highest mark since he took office.
Why do rich people in France live much longer than the country’s poorest?
(08.02.2018)
Was heckled Boris Johnson set up for a fall by EU chiefs in Luxembourg?
First, Mr Johnson was invited for talks in a public place, a popular restaurant, with the inevitable result that protesters were waiting outside to heckle him. And then, bizarrely, he was expected to face a press conference not indoors, but outdoors, in a courtyard – mere feet from a large gate, where crowds of protesters could easily gather. And gather they duly did.