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Awareness-raising side event dedicated to the famine in the Horn of Africa on the sidelines of the Brussels Conference on 5 April 2017, in Brussels.

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Viele Deutsche Pläne, auch von RWE, oft viel zuteuer, mit den korrupten Hofschranzen des Auswärtigen Amtes, sind gescheitert, oder Milliarden gingen verloren, wie im Bauskandal mit dem BER Flugplatz in Berlin usw.. Chineese company to built power plant in RS Published on: 03-04-2017, 17:55 RS minister of industry, energy and mining, Petar Djokic, signed on Monday in Banja Luka an agreement with China Investment & Development Company and China Machinery Engineering Corporation, related to construction of the Thermal Power Plant Gacko 2, in the southern part of Republic of Srpska.Djokic also signed a framework agreement on long-term business cooperation with China Investment & Development Company regarding the implementation of strategic […]

Flowers and candles outside the French Embassy in Moscow in memory of the victims of the terrorist act in Nice. (RIA Novosti)

St. Petersburg suffered an attack inside one of its subway stations on April 3rd. Russia is not unfamiliar with horrific terrorist incidences—in the past they have targeted military personnel, theatre goers, and even children. The response in the country regions—Chechnya and Dagestan—where Russian officials have fought against extremism has been to siege and destroy those communities and cities from where rebel leaders originate.

Some argue that, with the growth of extremist movements along Russia’s southern border, the Kremlin has been playing a key role in assisting the Assad regime in the extermination of extremists as an extension of its domestic policies. Many parts of Syria have been flattened by the regime with the help of Russia, making parts of Syria an example of how policymakers can adopt the Chechnya strategy.

The attacker was identified as Akbarzhon Jalilov, a 22-year old Russian of Kyrgyz origin. However, it is still unclear what his motivations were and it is unknown whether or not his cause is linked to movements in the Caucasus region or actions in Syria.

Like in Chechnya, the end of the larger conflict may not eliminate attacks like those in Russia, as the root issues plaguing the Caucasus and the Middle East will remain unresolved. In Mosul, Sunnis do not perceive Shi’a militias as liberators but rather as a continuation of religious and ethnic conflict post-ISIS.

Regional conflicts comprise several competing interests that go beyond religion, policies, and race. Without an educated and strategic understanding of these issues, it is likely that otherwise well-intentioned policies may lead to a power vacuum and genocide as a post-ISIS reality settles in.

As Manuel Valls learned in the wake of the Nice attack, an acceptance of terror attacks, especially those involving children, is unacceptable in any Western society. Accepting policies that have lead to current genocides of Yazidis, Christians and many Muslim communities in the Middle East should also be considered unacceptable with no reservations.

Future policies that deeply antagonize communities need to be prevented at all costs. Otherwise, it is unlikely that attacks in places like St. Petersburg, Nice, Paris, or Brussels will end. Security, refugee and local policies need to address that even a passive acceptance of removing humanity from those who have no power will always lead to desperate actions.

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A biztosi kollégium jövő heti ülésén napirenden lesz a magyar felsőoktatási törvény módosítása – jelentette be szerdán az Európai Bizottság szóvivője. Az Európai Néppárt felszólította az Európai Bizottságot, hogy vizsgálja meg a magyar felsőoktatási törvényt. Ha a testület találna valamit, elvárják, hogy a kormány annak megfelelően korrigáljon.

Der ungarische Regierungschef Viktor Orban ist erneut in die Negativ-Schlagzeilen geraten.

Albanian Football System and Tradition: Crime DP family Lezhe – LAC: USA expresses its concern about MPs with criminal records in Albania Wahlen in Albanien ein Kampf der Verbrecher Clan: Der Staatspräsident gibt einen hohen Orden „Paulin Sterkaj“ Verbrecher Stadt Lezhe, der Familien „Ndoka“, Ndocaj, Zef Bushati, wo die nicht fertiggestellt EU finanzierte Promenade schon zerstört ist Deputy DP Party:Mhill Fufi Albanian former footballers jailed after traded cocaine 2 days ago cocaine, Crime, United Kingdom   Two former professional footballers, part of an organized crime gang were jailed for a total of 44 years after being caught with cocaine worth of £ 2 million. Albanian drug distributors were under surveillance […]

Sowohl die EU-Kommission als auch das Europaparlament sind besorgt über die drohende Schließung der Central European University durch die Regierung in Budapest.

La grande exposition qui a ouvert le 29 mars à La Villette invite à une déambulation poétique et politique dans ce qui ressemble à une grande ville africaine la nuit. Le parcours, labyrinthique, est ponctué d'œuvres fortes, triées sur le volet par le commissaire Simon Njami, ici maître de cérémonie. Ce dernier a voulu une progression dans l'exposition qui commence par des œuvres « légères » pour aller vers le cœur du sujet, des thématiques plus lourdement politiques. Dès l'entrée, pourtant, des lutteurs (...)

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Plenary sessions : MEPs worry about the proliferation of hate speech and fake news, particularly in social media, they said in a debate on Wednesday. But they disagreed on how best to respond. Ideas aired included removing false and defamatory content, imposing fines to non-cooperative companies and fostering media literacy.

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Plenary sessions : MEPs worry about the proliferation of hate speech and fake news, particularly in social media, they said in a debate on Wednesday. But they disagreed on how best to respond. Ideas aired included removing false and defamatory content, imposing fines to non-cooperative companies and fostering media literacy.

Source : © European Union, 2017 - EP

Plenary sessions : MEPs worry about the proliferation of hate speech and fake news, particularly in social media, they said in a debate on Wednesday. But they disagreed on how best to respond. Ideas aired included removing false and defamatory content, imposing fines to non-cooperative companies and fostering media literacy.

Source : © European Union, 2017 - EP

Plenary sessions : MEPs worry about the proliferation of hate speech and fake news, particularly in social media, they said in a debate on Wednesday. But they disagreed on how best to respond. Ideas aired included removing false and defamatory content, imposing fines to non-cooperative companies and fostering media literacy.

Source : © European Union, 2017 - EP

Plenary sessions : MEPs worry about the proliferation of hate speech and fake news, particularly in social media, they said in a debate on Wednesday. But they disagreed on how best to respond. Ideas aired included removing false and defamatory content, imposing fines to non-cooperative companies and fostering media literacy.

Source : © European Union, 2017 - EP