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Plenartagung : Das Plenum diskutiert heute (7.9.) über eine Verschärfung des EU-Verbots des Handels mit Robbenerzeugnissen. Die Abstimmung findet am Dienstag (8.9.) statt. Die neuen Bestimmungen sollen das Verbot auf Erzeugnisse aus der Jagd für den Schutz der Fischbestände ausweiten. Robbenerzeugnisse aus der Jagd, die von Inuit oder anderen indigenen Gemeinschaften betrieben wird, sollen zugelassen bleiben. Das EU-Parlament und die Mitgliedstaaten haben sich bereits auf die neue Regelung geeinigt.

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03/09/2015 Armée de l'air Le 21 août 2015, au lendemain du lancement d’une fusée Ariane 5, un aéronef a fait l'objet de mesures passives de sûreté aérienne. L'aéronef avait été détecté, non identifié, à 40 nautiques au large des côtes guyanaises. Le centre...

Das Parlament möchte das Klonen von Tieren, die in der EU für landwirtschaftliche Zwecke gehalten und reproduziert werden, verbieten. Die Debatte und Abstimmung über den Gesetzesvorschlag findet am Dienstag (8.9.) im Plenum statt. Die Berichterstatter unterstützen das Klon-Verbot für landwirtschaftliche Zwecke und Lebensmittel, fordern jedoch auch Bestimmungen hinsichtlich der Nachkommen von Klontieren und der Vermarktung von Produkten aus Drittstaaten. Verfolgen Sie die Debatte live ab 9 Uhr.
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A D-vitaminnal töltött, mozgásban gazdag nyári hónapok után a borongósabb, esősebb időszak közeledte nem csak a hangulatunkra lehet negatív hatással, hanem az egészségi állapotunkra is. A tipikusnak mondható megfázás mellett még számos további nyavalyát hozhat az ősz, ha nem készülünk fel rá. 

Gyerek kontra bacilus

Ha szeptember, akkor iskola, óvoda, bölcsőde… Az igaz, hogy a 8 éves kor előtti megbetegedéseknek van egy immunedző szerepe is, amelyek fontosak a későbbi évekre tekintve, azonban nem feltétlenül kell ezért a gyereknek minden betegséget elkapnia! De hogyan védekezzünk a bacilusok ellen? Kerüljön az asztalra több hal, frissen facsart narancs és zöldséglé. Pépesítsünk lenmagot, napraforgót és mandulát, az ételekre hintve napi 1-2 teáskanálnyi már csodákat tehet a gyermek immunrendszerével. Ha kilábaltunk 1-1 betegségből, a fogkeféket lehetőleg egyből cseréljük le, hiszen azokon nagyon könnyen megtelepednek a káros baktériumok. A leggyakoribb megfázásos betegségek kiinduló oka, hogy a gyermek beleizzad a ruhájába, majd gyorsan megfázik, amint a levegő picit hűl, így fontos a réteges öltözködés. A mozgást sem szabad hanyagolni – minél fittebbek gyermekeink, annál ellenállóbbak lesznek a társas környezetben könnyen terjengő vírusokkal szemben. Nagyobb létszámú gyermekprogramok esetén arra is érdemes odafigyelnünk, hogy folyamatos szellőztetés legyen az adott helyiségben, így egyszerűen száműzhetjük a nem kívánt bacilusokat a térből.

Gyakoribb gyomor és bélpanaszok

Az ősz természetesen nem csak a kicsiknek tartogathat kellemetlen meglepetéseket, hiszen – bár a felnőttek immunrendszere jó esetben erősebb és ellenállóbb-, sokszor mégsem védhet minden ellen.

Kevesen gondolnánk, de az ősz egyik velejárója – elsősorban a felnőtteknél – a gyomor és bélpanaszok megjelenése. Kutatásokkal alátámasztott tény, hogy az őszi időszakban több gyomorbántalmakkal rendelkező ember fordul orvoshoz, mint például nyáron. Ennek oka lehet többek között az is, hogy a hűvösebb napokon újra van kedvünk nehezebb, zsírosabb ételeket fogyasztani, ami túl nagy terhelést jelenthet az addig kímélt gyomornak.

A foglaljorvost.hu szakértői arra is felhívják a figyelmet, hogy nem szabad megfeledkeznünk arról sem, hogy a lazább nyaralós, hónapok után az újból megjelenő munkahelyi stressz, a beiskoláztatás vagy éppen a megszaporodó bacilusok is rámehetnek a gyomrunkra. Ilyenkor látszólag ok nélkül jelentkezhetnek olyan tünetek, mint az indok nélküli émelygés reggel, a lassuló bélműködés, székrekedés, hasfájás, teltségérzés vagy görcsök a felhasban. A legapróbb jelektől a legkülönfélébb fájdalmakig sok mindennel üzenhet szervezetünk, a lényeg, hogy tudjuk ezeket felismerni, és az őszi hónapokban fokozottan figyeljünk a mozgásra és az egészséges táplálkozásra.

Un Polaris et deux avions de chasse CF-18. (Archives/Nicolas Laffont/45eNord.ca) 5 septembre 2015 par Nicolas Laffont - 45eNord.ca Un avion de ravitaillement canadien en pleine mission contre le groupe armé État islamique durant l’Opération IMPACT a transmis...

POZSONY. A menekültválság megoldásához az egész Európai Unió megegyezésére van szükség – jelentette ki Andrej Kiska köztársasági elnök hozzátéve, hogy ennek elérésében Szlovákiának is részt kell vennie.

9 вересня берегівська Реформатська молодіжна громада інституту («FRIGY») розпочне заходи нового навчального року. З цього дня кожної середи відбуватиметься Богослужіння у церковній залі реформатської церкви. Початок о 17:30 годині за середньоєвропейським часом.

9 вересня у Вишкові у рамках серії концертів «Музика угорців Тисо-Дунайської низовини 2015» відбудеться концерт. Виступатиме відомий угорський гурт народної музики «Іштван Пал «Szalonna» та його бригада». Також виступатимуть гурт «Viski Bicskások» і дует Гергель та Юліанна Агоч. Місце проведення: Будинок культури с. Вишково, початок о 19:00 годині за київським часом. Вхід вільний.

10 вересня відбудеться чергове засідання Закарпатської угорської ради з підтримки талантів благодійного фонду «GENIUS». Місце заходу: Закарпатський угорський інститут ім. Ференца Ракоці ІІ. Початок о 15:00 годині за середньоєвропейським часом.

12 вересня у Берегові виступатимуть юні артисти Будапештської школи циркових мистецтв ім. Імре Барош . Організатори: Берегівське консульство Угорщини та ГО «Pro Cultura Subcarpathica». Місце заходу: Будинок культури м. Берегово. Початок об 11:00 годині за середньоєвропейським часом.

12 вересня Спілка угорських педагогів Закарпаття («KMPSZ») у селі Велика Паладь організовує урочисте відкриття нового навчального року. Місце проведення: реформатська церква, початок об 11:00 годині за середньоєвропейським часом.

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Designated AL-1, the first F-35A assembled internationally flew today from Cameri airbase, Italy.

On Sept. 7, the first F-35A assembled outside the US, made its very first flight from Cameri airbase.

The aircraft, designated AL-1, is the first of eight aircraft currently being assembled at the Final Assembly and Check Out (FACO) facility at Cameri, in northwestern Italy. As already explained in a previous post, the FACO will assemble the first Italian F-35As and the remaining F-35A and F-35B for the Italian Air Force and Navy, and build F-35A for the Royal Netherlands Air Force.

The 5th generation multirole aircraft was given the low-visibility roundel and markings of the Aeronautica Militare (Italian Air Force), as well as the 32° Stormo (Wing) emblem and code “32-01.”

During the flight, that lasted about 1,5 hours, the F-35A was escorted by a Eurofighter Typhoon.

The Aviationist’s contributor Simone Bovi took the exclusive images that you can find in this post.

The first F-35A is expected to be delivered to the Italian Air Force by the end of the year.

 

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Le chef de service a rétrocédé plus de 62'000 francs d'impôts qui lui avaient été rétrocédés.

Le chef de service a rétrocédé plus de 62'000 francs d'impôts qui lui avaient été rétrocédés.

Munkagépek rondították el egy szentegyházi tömbház udvarát, miután a szomszédos épület tetőszerkezetének feljavítása miatt át kellett haladniuk a helyszínen.
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A bíróság által közhasznú munkára ítélt személyek dolgoztak az elmúlt héten Székelyudvarhelyen, a Békás-patak medrének kitakarításán.
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Ha a NASA egyáltalán elfogadja a New Horizons űrszonda programjának meghosszabbítását – formális döntés még nem született, de az eddigi sikerek fényében meglepő lenne az elutasítás –, az űreszköz következő célpontja a 2014 MU69 jelzésű kis Kuiper-övbeli objektum lesz. A szonda a számítások szerint 2019 első napján haladna el az égitest közelében.

Le vendredi 4 septembre 2015, les honneurs funèbres militaires ont été rendus au caporal Baptiste Truffaux du 21e régiment d’infanterie de marine, dans l’enceinte du camp Lecocq à Fréjus.

Ez a régi felvétel Nagydobronyban készült 1962-ben. Így játszottak régen a gyerekek: utcán, mezítláb, porosan. Nem számított a lyukas póló, a zilált frizura, az izzadtság. Elég volt egy összeeszkábált kosárpalánk vagy focikapu, egy labda vagy néhány üveggolyó. A játékosok egymás szemébe néztek, egymáshoz értek, szóltak egymáshoz. Annyira valóságos volt az egész. Egyetlen mobiltelefon, táblagép vagy számítógépes játék sem tud ennyi igazi élményt, örömet nyújtani.

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Thank you for that introduction and those thoughts. I am very glad to be here this evening. First, I want to congratulate Bruegel on a successful decade spent shaping and influencing Europe's economic debate. Not only in Brussels, but in many European capitals. I am personally very happy that my own country, Poland, was one of the founding members of your think-tank. Congratulations once again and keep up the great work. 

To begin with, I must confess that I have a kind of an eccentricity, or at least a political extravagance: I am very proud of Europe and really happy that I was born on this very continent. Contrary to all of today's radicals, notoriously outraged intellectuals and the European Union's external adversaries, I still perceive Europe as the best place on Earth. I am also ready to risk being criticized by modern and progressive politicians and thinkers, when I declare my allegiance to liberal democracy, the free market and a political philosophy founded on common sense and moderation. This also means the readiness to protect Europe the way she is now, together with all her problems, the "decadent Europe", as she is called by her enemies, without a strong ideology, diverse and very difficult to govern, with her never ending negotiations, just like the Greek poleis, arguing with each other even in the face of the Persian threat. 

Surely the European Union is not the best of all possible worlds.  But for sure it is the best of the existing ones, and in my view, the best among those that humankind has seen across the centuries. Europe is relatively safe and prosperous, and shows respect for the rule of law and rights of individuals. The poor are offered help, universal education and medical care are provided for. We are not perfect, but are still doing better than at any other time or anywhere else. Europe has also found a way how to durably substitute conflict and violence for dialogue and consensus. 

What also fills me with great pride is that Europe is the only place where the idea of solidarity is treated as a supreme political principle, or even more, as the main purpose of her existence. Today's disputes about how to apply solidarity in practice, especially in the context of refugees, show us that although we are far from perfect, we address this idea with all seriousness. 

Is this not enough to defend Europe? We should defend Europe hic et nunc, here and now, the Europe that exists in reality, and not as an ideal appearing in the dreams and visions of ultra-European ideologists. We all know that beautiful ideas, in particular the idea of progress, the better they sound the more destructive potential they may have. As a historian and a man with a painful personal experience of ideological experiments, (I lived under a Communist regime for the first half of my life) I am driven by very firm convictions in this regard. 

Life has also taught me that values are more important than ideologies, while realistic pragmatism is more important than utopian visions. That is why today, in the face of different crises and threats, I propose that we abandon revolutionary thinking and reflect on how to strengthen the Union in its current framework. 

In that regard, let us recall where the European Union was this time ten years ago, when Bruegel started its work. In September 2005, the Union was in a deep political crisis after the rejection of the constitutional treaty by voters in France and the Netherlands. That period of constitutional confusion ended four years later when the Lisbon treaty was finally ratified in 2009. What was the reason for wasting those years? I believe that the European project had drifted too much towards political day-dreaming and too far away from real life. 

In today's Europe there are even more risks than what we experienced 10 years ago. It is therefore necessary to properly assess them but above all we need to see everything in the right proportions. Problems do not imply catastrophe, neither today nor tomorrow, and even the loudest choir of today's Cassandras will not change this fact. We must not give in to hysteria nor put faith in empty promises of the third way or the new order because this might actually lead us to the brink of disaster. 

Instead of revolutionary thinking and sudden systemic changes (for instance big treaty changes) we should use every possibility to improve and correct the current system. Most importantly we should try and apply the rules and principles existing today with greater determination and engagement. Following the current rules would help us to avoid the many problems of the Eurozone, as well as those resulting from the new migratory pressure. Step-by-step action is a fine European tradition. This is why I prefer evolution to revolution and that is how our community was built. I can understand people's impatience. We all would like things to happen quickly. But let us get a proper perspective. Compared to the dollar, the currency of a federal nation for over 200 years, the euro is the currency of sovereign nations and is only 16 years old. Therefore, it is a much more difficult project and so it demands much more patience from us all. 

How to improve our Economic and Monetary Union? The missing links towards realising this vision were pointed out by the 5 Presidents' report, prepared by the presidents of the European institutions. Tonight let me mention three key elements that in my view require special attention. These are: a proper European deposit insurance scheme, a true capital markets' union and a euro area system of competitiveness authorities. These are the natural next steps in the evolution of the EMU and are in my opinion, politically more realistic, although still far from easy, than any treaty change. 

Let us start with the common deposit insurance scheme that would complement the banking union and make it more compatible with monetary union. Being here tonight in the company of distinguished economists I will not dare to pretend that I know more about the economic benefits of such a scheme than you. And so I will refrain from explaining them in detail. But as a politician let me share with you one political benefit of this EMU reform. However difficult the reform may seem, it does not require a treaty change. I am well aware that some politicians, not least in Germany, would disagree but their claims are either an overstatement or an excuse not to change. Legal advice is clear on this. We can introduce the European deposit insurance scheme within the current legal framework. Therefore before asking for more ambitious changes let us give this one a try. I assume most economists would agree that introducing a common deposit insurance scheme will strengthen the EMU. And not only because it would help avoid the unfortunate scenes that we witnessed outside banks and ATMs in Greece earlier this year. 

If someone is not convinced then I invite them for a trip across Europe to check the chances of a harmonious treaty change ratification process. My bet is zero. Let us therefore try to introduce the changes that are politically realistic and at the same time very ambitious. I apologise for the simplification but a little piece of something is better than all of nothing. And I am convinced that the very real political obstacles that exist, such as concerns about moral hazard, can be overcome through a prudent design of the system. 

Another evolutionary step towards financial union is the creation of a single European capital market. Again I do not need to state in this room that an integrated capital market is key to making the single currency work better. 

Finally, I would like to refer to an idea that was also developed here at Bruegel, namely a Eurozone system of independent competitiveness councils. Divergences in competitiveness within the Eurozone contributed greatly to the recent crisis and still remain a serious issue. Therefore a renewed focus on this in each and every state, as well as at European level, deserves proper reflection. 

Let me use this opportunity to appeal to finance ministers, who are now working to implement the 5 presidents' report, to speed up the work on the ideas I have just mentioned. EMU can be reformed now and it is up to Member States to deliver. 

Tonight, I am making a plea for pragmatism and moderation. These are the very same principles that should guide our response to the other challenge facing Europe: the huge and increasing number of refugees. EU countries will not change their migratory policies overnight. But our attitude to refugees is in fact an expression of European solidarity inside of Europe. The countries that are not directly affected by this crisis and have experienced solidarity from the EU in the past should now show it to those in need. Today, it is truly a paradox that the biggest countries in Europe, like Germany and Italy, need solidarity from others. 

At the same time we should seriously address containing the uncontrolled migration by strengthening the borders and getting the keys to our continent back from the hands of smugglers and murderers. The two approaches of solidarity and containment need not be mutually exclusive. It would be unforgivable if Europe split into advocates of containment symbolized by the Hungarian fence and advocates of full openness voiced by some politicians as the policy of open doors and windows. 

Today, I call on all EU leaders to redouble their efforts, when it comes to solidarity with the members facing this unprecedented migratory wave. Accepting more refugees is an important gesture of real solidarity but not the only one. An enormous effort is also demanded of the European institutions. Humanitarian efforts to contain migratory flows will require much greater engagement from Europe. It means a major increase in spending. When we talk about new reception centres, better protection of the borders or development aid for the countries outside the EU, much more money will be needed. The consultations I have had with the leaders in the recent days seem very promising and their pledges clear. Crucial in this matter will be cooperation with third countries. This is the reason why I am going to visit Turkey and organise a summit on migration in Malta with the African countries. But let us have no illusions that we have a silver bullet in our hands to reverse the situation. The present wave of migration is not a one-time incident but the beginning of a real exodus, which only means that we will have to deal with this problem for many years to come. Therefore it is so important to learn how to live with it without blaming each other. Also, we should not feel ashamed of our emotions. Compassion is one of the foundations of solidarity, but in order to be able to help others we ourselves must be pragmatic at the same time. We are now experiencing one of the most classical political dilemmas, that is a conflict between the protection of our borders and solidarity towards the refugees. Wise politics doesn't mean having to choose one value over the other, but to reconcile the two to the degree possible. In this case pragmatism should be the First Commandment. 

My background makes me incurably suspicious of political actors offering illusions to the naïve. I grew up with the consequences of that kind of politics. I have been a politician for 25 years and I can assure you that this is a time when those on the political extremes will waste everyone's time by promising the impossible. That includes those populist parties that call the Eurozone "a mousetrap" and advocate undoing reforms that Europe needs. It also includes those who promise zero immigration and tell their voters that they can shut out the world if they get elected. 

Democratic capitalism is still the best model of organising the economy because - unlike rigid ideology - it does not break in tough times, it adapts to its environment. The best proof of this is the unique experience of my country and its clear success in the last twenty five years where we undertook   permanent actions to reconcile democratic capitalism with solidarity. And please let us not forget that we were coming out of a much harder crisis than the Greek one. (My point of view is that of a practitioner not a theoretician.) 

Pragmatic European leadership, both on the level of national states and pan-European institutions, must focus on practical solutions. Problems that we encounter presently can be overcome on condition that they do not become an excuse to turn Europe upside down. Equally important are mutual loyalty and solidarity among European players. 

On every issue on today's agenda: migration, the Greek crisis, war in Ukraine, terrorism, a potential Brexit; we take action, which - if only we are sufficiently loyal to one another and stand united - will bring about positive results. We will continue to live with the problems longer than we would like to - but this is not the reason to question our European principles. 

We need to think about our Europe with greater tenderness and patience. We need to protect her not only against external threats when they appear, but also against internal temptations for revolutionary and total changes. The European Union certainly needs to adjust and improve itself, and it must do so constantly, but under no condition should we undermine the very essence of Europe or the political and legal norms of the Union. In that respect, our patience will achieve more than our force in these times, as Edmund Burke once said. Thank you.

Szombaton a bácskossuthfalvi református templomban megtartották a Kárpát-medencei református oktatási intézmények ünnepélyes tanévnyitóját. 

Közel 13 millió lejes összveszteség, mintegy 19 ezer hektáron aszálykár, 1570 jegyzőkönyv – ez az idei aszálykárok Hargita megyei összesített mérlege. Az összveszteség több mint felét a pityókaparcellákon keletkezett kár teszi ki.
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