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Tout devient plus clair quand les idéologies cèdent le pas au pragmatisme. L'active participation de l'URSS aux négociations en vue d'un cessez-le-feu dans le Golfe rappelle soudain l'importance stratégique exceptionnelle de l'Iran, quelle que soit la nature du régime à Téhéran. Dès lors, de Suez à (...) / Iran, URSS, Conflit, Géopolitique, Relations internationales, Guerre Iran-Irak 1980-1988 - 1987/10

M. Narendra Modi, qui s'apprête à diriger l'Inde, a surtout fait la fortune des plus riches. Et son extrémisme hindouiste inquiète. / Inde, Développement, Économie, Élections, Islam, Minorité nationale, Personnalités, Politique, Région, Religion, Violence, Répression - (...) / Inde, Développement, Économie, Élections, Islam, Minorité nationale, Personnalités, Politique, Région, Religion, Violence, Répression - 2014/05

L'Union européenne devrait davantage aligner ses dépenses sur ses priorités politiques, en prenant dûment en compte les objectifs visés avant d'allouer les fonds européens. Cette nouvelle approche devrait être adoptée dès que possible pour que l'UE puisse mieux réagir aux crises actuelles et futures, a affirmé ce mardi la commission du contrôle budgétaire lors d'un débat sur le rapport de la Cour des comptes européenne concernant le budget de 2014.
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A moins d'un mois du lancement de la COP 21, peut-on être optimistes quant à la signature d'un accord ambitieux, universel et contraignant ? Que reste-t-il à faire pour permettre des négociations optimales du 30 novembre au 10 décembre ? Quelle pourra être la place de la société civile ?Romain Nadal, porte-parole du ministère des Affaires étrangères et du Développement international a répondu aux questions de Toute l'Europe lors du forum Open Diplomacy du 7 novembre dernier.

Eine Übereinkunft zum langerwarteten Cybersicherheitsgesetz ist laut EU-Digitalisierungskommissar Günther Oettinger nur noch eine Sache von "Tagen oder Wochen". EurActiv Brüssel berichtet.

L’ancien chancelier allemand, au pouvoir entre 1974 et 1982, est mort, chez lui à Hambourg, à l’âge de 96 ans.

Général : Mardi 10 novembre, les députés de la commission des affaires économiques et monétaires évoquent le nouveau programme d'assistance financière destiné à la Grèce avec le Président de l'Eurogroupe Jeroen Dijsselbloem et le directeur général du Mécanisme européen de stabilité Klaus Regling. Nous avons interrogé ce dernier pour en savoir plus sur l'évolution de la dette grecque et le rôle du Parlement européen dans ce processus.

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A menekültügyi kiadásokkal csökkenthető a költségvetési hiány brüsszeli elszámolása. A mi legnagyobb költségünk viszont a kerítés, amit nem szeretnek az Európai Bizottságban.

A menekültügyi kiadásokkal csökkenthető a költségvetési hiány brüsszeli elszámolása. A mi legnagyobb költségünk viszont a kerítés, amit nem szeretnek az Európai Bizottságban.

Lors du déplacement de Manuel Valls à Moirans en Isère vendredi, un homme a été filmé faisant une "quenelle" devant le Premier ministre. Il a été interpellé mardi par la gendarmerie.

VIENNA, 10 November 2015 – Why is it important to include a gender perspective in peace processes and why does it matter if women are involved? These are issues that will be in focus at an OSCE Security Days event in Vienna on Friday, 13 November, which will explore the gender perspective of crisis prevention, conflict management and post-conflict rehabilitation.

The event, “In Pursuit of Peace and Security: How Gender Makes a Difference”, commemorates the 15th anniversary of the adoption of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 on women, peace and security. It will examine how the OSCE can build on the recommendations from a UN-led Global Study, published in October 2015, on implementing Resolution 1325. In this context a range of issues will be raised such as women in mediation and reconciliation processes, countering violent extremism and gender mainstreaming in security sector institutions.

The conference will gather officials from national governments, parliamentarians, civil society leaders, representatives of international and regional organizations as well as academics from OSCE participating States and Partners for Co-operation to brainstorm on how to strengthen women’s participation in conflict resolution and peace-building.

Moderated panel discussions will give the audience a chance to directly address questions to the speakers. The full list of speakers and panellists can be found here, and further details about the event here.   

Active participation over social networks is welcomed and encouraged: comments and questions can be sent prior to and during the event via Twitter at @OSCE, using the hashtag #secdays and on Facebook.
  
The entire event is open to media and will be streamed live at www.osce.org/live.  

This Security Days conference will take place on Friday, 13 November 2015 from 9:00 to 18:00, in the Neuer Saal of the Hofburg Conference Centre (second floor).

Media interested in attending should register by e-mail to press@osce.org, by 17:00, Thursday, 12 November 2015.

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The civil liberties committee on Tuesday approved a deal struck by Parliament and Council negotiators on new EU rules to ensure that the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty in criminal proceedings is respected throughout the EU. The aim is to enhance the right to a fair trial and to strengthen member states' trust in each other's criminal justice systems.
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The civil liberties committee on Tuesday approved a deal struck by Parliament and Council negotiators on new EU rules to ensure that the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty in criminal proceedings is respected throughout the EU. The aim is to enhance the right to a fair trial and to strengthen member states' trust in each other's criminal justice systems.
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The civil liberties committee on Tuesday approved a deal struck by Parliament and Council negotiators on new EU rules to ensure that the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty in criminal proceedings is respected throughout the EU. The aim is to enhance the right to a fair trial and to strengthen member states' trust in each other's criminal justice systems.
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The civil liberties committee on Tuesday approved a deal struck by Parliament and Council negotiators on new EU rules to ensure that the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty in criminal proceedings is respected throughout the EU. The aim is to enhance the right to a fair trial and to strengthen member states' trust in each other's criminal justice systems.
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A kormány megítélése szerint a déli zöldhatár mentén épült kerítés költségeit is az államháztartási hiány mértékét csökkentő tételként kellene figyelembe vennie az Európai Bizottságnak, jelentette ki Varga Mihály nemzetgazdasági miniszter, aki vitára számít a kérdésben Brüsszellel.

La commission des libertés civiles a approuvé, ce mardi, un accord conclu par les négociateurs du Parlement et du Conseil sur de nouvelles dispositions européennes visant à garantir le respect dans l'ensemble de l'UE du droit à la présomption d'innocence dans les procédures pénales. L'objectif est de renforcer le droit à un procès équitable et la confiance mutuelle des États membres dans leurs systèmes de justice pénaux.
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ASTANA, 10 November 2015 – The role and participation of civil society in preventing and countering violent extremism was the topic of an OSCE-supported roundtable discussion, which began today in Astana.

The two-day event was co-organized by the OSCE Programme Office in Astana with Kazakhstan’s Anti-Terrorism Centre  for some 40 high-level officials of the National Security Committee, the Prosecutor General’s Office, the Anti-Terrorism Centre, the Supreme Court, Ministries of the Interior, Education and Science, Justice , the Religious Affairs Committee of the Culture and Information Ministry, the Emergency Situations Committee of the Interior Ministry, the Astana City Administration as well as representatives of non-governmental organizations and academia.

Participants will review how civil society works in different countries to prevent violent radicalization of people in their communities, how they interact with the state institutions and what instruments could be employed to work with at-risk groups. Experts from Denmark, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and the United Kingdom will share their experiences and present case studies from their countries. The discussions will focus on preventive measures, including community outreach, mentoring as well as the driving forces and motivations of the at-risk groups.  

“To strengthen non-repressive ways of addressing violent extremism we should identify at-risk groups and ways of victims’ recruitment,” said Natalia Zarudna, Head of OSCE Programme Office in Astana. “To this end, we need to enhance capacities of educational institutions, educators, journalists, public figures and, most importantly, civil society, for them to effectively lead the counter narrative campaign, most notably in the internet.” 

Zhanat Saypoldayev, Head of the Anti-Terrorism Centre’s Headquarters, said: “No country can fight terrorism on its own. Therefore, it is important to join efforts inside the international community and within each of the nations to achieve tangible results in preventing and countering violent extremism and radicalization.” He underlined the importance of using targeted non-repressive methods as the most effective way to address this threat.

As a result of the discussions, a set of recommendations will be developed for the parliament, government and local administrations on enhancing their interaction and co-operation with civil society in countering and preventing terrorism.

The event is part of the OSCE Programme Office in Astana's activities to enhance the host country’s capacities to prevent and counter violent extremism and radicalization that lead to terrorism.

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The EU should better align its spending with its political priorities, carefully considering the intended objectives before allocating EU funds. And this new approach should be adopted as quickly as possible, so the EU can better react to current and future crises, said MEPs in a debate on the European Court of Auditors (ECA) report on the 2014 budget on Tuesday.
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The EU should better align its spending with its political priorities, carefully considering the intended objectives before allocating EU funds. And this new approach should be adopted as quickly as possible, so the EU can better react to current and future crises, said MEPs in a debate on the European Court of Auditors (ECA) report on the 2014 budget on Tuesday.
Committee on Budgetary Control

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