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19/09/2015 Ministère de la Défense La brigade de sapeurs-pompiers de Paris (BSPP) est née à la suite d’un bal tragique à l’ambassade d’Autriche. En juillet 1810, un incendie s’y déclare et l'empereur Napoléon 1er y échappe de peu. L’insuffisance du système...

20/09/2015 Armée de Terre L’armée de Terre au contact s’investit dans un nouveau modèle où l’engagement opérationnel et la réorganisation organique sont les maîtres mots. En visite à Illkirch-Graffenstaden, le général Jean-Pierre Bosser, chef d’état-major...

Exercice de sauvetage en mer avec le Super Puma - photo Armée de l'Air 19/09/2015 Armée de l'air Le 10 septembre 2015, l’escadron d’hélicoptères (EH) 1/44 «Solenzara» a soutenu le bataillon de marins-pompiers de Marseille lors d’un exercice. En réponse...

A U.S. Army CH-47 Chinook helicopter is one of the vehicles that may be replaced by the Future Vertical Lift program. U.S. Army photo LONDON, Sept. 15 (UPI) The U.S. military's Future Vertical Lift program to develop new battlefield helicopters does not...

05 May 2015 by Katharina Wolf - Alert - EU ISS Back in 2012, when NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said that “there is a price to pay for security, but the cost of insecurity can be much higher,” there were few who fully grasped just how accurate...

13 May 2015 by Olivier de France Brief - No12 - EU ISS The year 2014 was dubbed a ‘game-changer’ for European security. Is 2015 going to be a game-changer for European defence spending? After Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia,...

07 September 2015 Hugo Brady, Roderick Parkes - Chaillot Paper - No135 - EU ISS Home affairs matters such as border control, crime-fighting and counter-terrorism are all increasingly subject to international rule-setting and cooperation. The European...

19 June 2015 Jan Joel Andersson Brief - No19 - EU ISS With the EU facing increasingly hostile environments to its east and south, defence collaboration is once again back at the centre of European integration efforts. In December 2013, the European Council...

24 July 2015 Katharina Wolf Brief - No27 - EU ISS Imagine a world without weapons: no battle tanks, no combat helicopters, no nuclear submarines – a world at peace, presumably. This world might soon come true if we believe what US aerospace businessman...

29 May 2015 Mathieu Duchâtel, Alice Ekman Brief - No14 - EU ISS Ever since the release of the 2013 ‘EU-China 2020 Strategic Agenda for Cooperation’, counter-terrorism officially features in bilateral meetings. The section on peace and security, for instance,...

Sep 18, 2015 - Institute for the study of war Taliban elements and other militant groups are conducting operations across Afghanistan, including spectacular attacks against major population centers and U.S. bases. The Haqqa ni Network, a Taliban aligned-group,...

20 septembre 2015 Romandie.com (AFP) Beyrouth - 75 rebelles syriens entraînés en Turquie par les Etats-Unis pour combattre le groupe jihadiste Etat islamique (EI) sont entrés en Syrie, a indiqué dimanche l'Observatoire syrien des droits de l'Homme (OSDH)....

 Today's meeting with King Abdullah II was fruitful and constructive. It was an important opportunity to discuss topics of common concern, such as the Syria crisis and the impact of refugees, the fight against terrorism, and developments in our neighbourhood including in the Middle East Peace Process.

The deterioration of the situation in Syria is causing more and more people to flee, seeking safety elsewhere. I commend the generosity of Jordan and its people in hosting and assisting Syrian refugees, despite the challenges this poses. Later today, I will visit a refugee camp to assess the situation there and see how the European Union might help further. We will continue to support Jordan in this.

The EU is committed to achieving peace, stability and security in Syria, as well as the wider region. We share a strong interest in doing so. I will report to EU leaders on today's exchange, as well as from my other recent trips, at the informal European Council on 23 September. 

The European Union also appreciates Jordan's continued efforts in countering extremism and fighting terrorism. I hope that the EU and Jordan will be able to further strengthen security cooperation. Our strong relations make us natural partners in working together in the face of shared challenges.

I conveyed to His Majesty our strong support for the political reform process in Jordan, aimed at strengthening democracy, justice and the rule of law. I encourage ongoing implementation, in spite of the difficult regional environment.

The European Union is firmly committed to continue working together for the benefit of Jordan and Jordanians, and to make our partnership stronger in these difficult times.

photo EMA / Armée de l'Air September 19, 2015 by CJTF-OIR - Release # 20150919 Military Airstrikes Continue Against ISIL Terrorists in Syria and Iraq SOUTHWEST ASIA – On Sep. 18, coalition military forces continued to attack ISIL terrorists in Syria and...

It is often said that the global scale of climate change makes it an issue that requires action by multiple levels of governments. Indeed, the constitutional or legal responsibilities, the expertise, the policy levers necessary to tackle climate change very rarely reside in a single level of government. In federal countries especially, sub-state governments often have very important constitutional competences relevant to climate politics. Energy, environment, transport, and agriculture are domains where various levels of government usually have constitutional competences. Moreover, regional governments are routinely in charge of implementing policies to comply with targets agreed upon on the international stage. (...)

Premiers articles de la partie du Pacte de la Société des Nations concernant le nouveau système de sécurité collectives, les articles 8 et 9 relatifs au désarmement occupent une place toute particulière dans l'esprit des concepteurs de la Société. (...)

L’athlète Jean Bouin, les champions cyclistes Lucien Petit-Breton, François Faber ou encore Octave Lapize, le pilote automobile Georges Boillot, l’international de football Pierre Chayriguès, Georges Carpentier, le « plus grand boxeur français de tous les temps »… Nombreux ont été les sportifs de haut niveau à s’illustrer lors de la Première Guerre Mondiale, voire même à donner […]

Cet article Maurice Boyau, capitaine du XV de France et « As » de la Grande Guerre est apparu en premier sur Zone Militaire.

Le CEMAT présentera cette semaine dans le triangle de Champagne la déclinaison de sa nouvelle
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L'Institut Culturel Roumain accueille une série de peintures signées par des artistes roumains d`aujourd`hui.
Le vernissage aura lieu le mardi 1er septembre 2015, à partir de 19h30, en présence de M. Michel Gavaza, président de l'association Soleil de l'Est et des artistes exposants.
Un vin d'honneur sera offert par l'Institut Culturel Roumain.
Exposition du 1er au 20 septembre, dans les horaires d'ouverture de (...)

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The new book Cultural Governance and the European Union: Protecting and Promoting Cultural Diversity in Europe, edited by ELIAMEP Research Fellow and Marie Curie Fellow at Maastricht University Dr Evangelia Psychogiopoulou is now available by Palgrave Macmillan. The book examines the role of culture in the European Union’s (EU’s) law and policies and the ways in which cultural issues have been framed at the level of the EU. The analysis explores key features of the EU’s cultural action and policies, probing their strengths and weaknesses at a time of unprecedented challenges – the recent economic crisis, globalisation and digitalisation, changes in cultural production, distribution and consumption. This timely edited collection seeks to provide readers with a better understanding of the EU’s contribution to cultural governance. More information about the book can be found here.