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De l’art de gouverner un Etat-Nation membre de l’Union européenne au XXIème siècle - Examen du cas particulier de la France
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Art_de_gouverner_France-Patrice_Cardot-31decembre2014.pdf Résumé Les phénomènes de transformation du monde à l’œuvre au XXIème siècle participent à « éroder tous les Etats-nations » (Alain Joxe),...
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BREVES Flotte de la mer Noire
Le croiseur lance-missiles Moskva , navire amiral de la flotte de la mer Noire, rentrera à l'usine navale n° 13 (Sébastopol) au printemps 2015 pour y subir une modernisation en profondeur. Son immobilisation devrait durer au minimum 4 années, avec une...
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Tribune : la Francophonie ne doit pas devenir un espace économique
Cette tribune a �t� r�dig�e par Ch�rif Salif SY, �conomiste, ancien conseiller technique d'Abdoulaye Wade, Kako NUBUKPO, ministre togolais de la Prospective et de l'�valuation des politiques publiques et Jean-Joseph BOILLOT, �conomiste, coauteur de Chindiafrique.
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EU Local Statement on violent incidents occurred on 30 December in The Gambia
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Déclaration de la Délégation de l'Union Européenne: Condamnation à mort de Mohamed Cheikh Ould Mohamed
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Arlene Kushner on Obama and Iran -- And The Behind The Scenes Politicking Of Abbas's Resolution At The UN
From Arlene Kushner:
December 30, 2014
A Somber View
Very somber, my friends. The situation in the world is not worrisome – it’s terrifying. Consider:In an interview with NPR, President Obama said that Iran could become a “very successful regional power” if it agrees to a nuclear deal. He said things must move slowly but he wouldn’t entirely rule out the possibility of opening a US embassy in Tehran before his term ran out.http://www.timesofisrael.com/obama-iran-could-be-a-very-successful-regional-power/~~~~~~~~~~WHAT? There is nothing on the table in negotiations with Iran at the moment that is serious enough to prevent Iran’s nuclear advancement. The Iranians – a threat to the world – are running rings around an eager Obama.
In fact:“A commander of Iran’s widely feared Basij paramilitary corps has inadvertently confessed that the Tehran regime aims to build up an arsenal of nuclear and chemical weapons.“Abdul Reza Dashti, the head Basij commander in Bushehr – a city on Iran’s Persian Gulf coast that contains the Bushehr nuclear power plant, one of the regime’s key installations – had been addressing the fight against ‘foreign influences’ in Iran when he made the admission, according to a report by the official news agency IRNA.”http://www.algemeiner.com/2014/12/29/iranian-paramilitary-commander-reportedly-admits-tehrans-goal-of-achieving-atomic-and-chemical-weapons/And see this article by Jonathan Tobin, editor of Commentary, on the Iranian situation:http://www.commentarymagazine.com/2014/12/08/iran-cheating-debunks-biden-kerry-boasts-nuclear-arak/~~~~~~~~~~Obama is worthless on this because of his own orientation, motivation. But where is everyone else? This is the stuff of nightmares.~~~~~~~~~~Then, as if there isn’t enough with the Iranian situation to prevent peaceful sleep, there is the on-going situation at the UN Security Council. Not nearly as troubling as Iran, but, yes, troubling, on several scores because of diplomatic implications, not legal ones. Jordan has submitted a draft PA resolution to the Security Council.Originally, Kerry had hedged on whether the US would veto such a proposal. It was clear that he was looking for revisions that would soften its terms, so that he wouldn’t have to veto it. But what has happened instead is that Jordan strengthened the terms, with the approval of the Arab League.The current version calls for a complete end to Israel “occupation” within three years, with a Palestinian state to be established within the “June 1967 borders” (sic) and East” Jerusalem to be the Palestinian capital.http://www.timesofisrael.com/new-palestinian-bid-calls-for-e-jerusalem-capital-just-solution/~~~~~~~~~~As for “East Jerusalem,” there is no such thing. There is one city of Jerusalem. What is meant, in actuality, is all of Jerusalem past the Green Line, which includes northern and southern parts of the city as well as eastern. This is sometimes referred to as “Arab Jerusalem.” It most certainly is not “Arab” today, as there are many Jewish neighborhoods in this part of the city. What is more, the Old City is in the eastern part of the city, as is the Jewish cemetery at Mt. of Olives – the oldest Jewish cemetery in the world, with 150,000 Jewish graves.
Credit: Keep JerusalemThe division of the city came about at the end of the War of Independence in 1949, when Jordan (illegally) held part of the city, and an armistice line was drawn. It is the only time in Jerusalem’s 3,000 year history that Jerusalem was divided, and it became “Arab” only because Jordan rendered it Judenrein. Prior to the Jordanian occupation, the heart of Jewish residency was to be found in this part of the city. Jerusalem will never be divided again. ~~~~~~~~~~And as to “occupation,” my friends, they can use this loaded buzz word all they wish. Israel is not an occupier in Judea and Samaria. It is Israel that has legal rights there. The corollary point to be made here is that the land in no way “belongs” to the Palestinian Arabs. There has never been a Palestinian state.~~~~~~~~~~The behind the scenes politicking on this resolution issue are convoluted. At this point Kerry will veto if necessary (the “strengthening” of its terms made this more likely), but he prefers not to. He had implored Abbas to wait to call a vote until after the Israeli elections on March 17. His reason is infuriating: a fear that what is happening in the UN will push the Israeli electorate to the right. Abbas said yesterday that the vote would be called in “a day or two.” And the most interesting questions have to do with why Abbas chose to ignore Kerry and move ahead anyway. It’s clear that he’s not afraid to figuratively bite the (US) hand that feeds him – this tells us a good deal about loss of American influence. I will suggest something that is counter-intuitive on the surface but is actually reflective of the way Abbas has consistently conducted himself: Abbas does not want to win here. We must conclude this if he is willing to buck the US, secretary of state. Had he waited, he might have said to Kerry, look, I did as you asked, now don’t veto. Abbas does not want a state, with the concomitant burdens it implies. Nor, I would imagine, does he think he could hold on to a state for more than a week or two before Hamas pushed him out.Abbas wants to squeeze Israel and garner PR. Part of that PR involves showing the world how the poor Palestinian Arabs suffer setbacks in their heart-wrenching efforts to achieve self-determination. Another possible motivation for Abbas: this may give him the excuse to go to the International Criminal Court, something he’s been threatening to do. This remains to be seen – as that too may be just a ploy. ~~~~~~~~~~With this, there is one other factor at play. The Security Council consists of 15 members: five permanent - China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States -and 10 others who rotate every two years. Only the permanent members can veto a resolution. For a resolution to pass, nine votes are required. Right now, Abbas does not have those nine votes.But here is the catch: The terms of the temporary members is up at the end of the year. As it happens, nations not supportive of this resolution – such as Lithuania and South Korea - will be replaced by nations hostile to Israel – such as Malaysia and Venezuela. Then the chances of getting nine votes in favor would be greater. It has been suggested that this would strengthen Abbas’s position – he would be able to say that most of the Security Council is with him because his cause is just even if the US is not.But Abbas seems bent on not waiting for this transition in membership. Again, we must ask why.Since Abbas does not want to win anyway, this may be a way to allow Kerry to save face: he will not have to veto if there are not nine votes in favor.Commentator Michael Freund, however, has another idea. He refers to what is going on in the UN as “a diplomatic terror attack.” No, he agrees, they don’t want to win: What they want is a rationale for “resistance,” since they can say they’ve tried diplomacy and it doesn’t work.http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/FUNDAMENTALLY-FREUD-A-diplomatic-terrorist-attack-at-the-UN-386085~~~~~~~~~~ I hope all my readers are still with me.~~~~~~~~~~Before closing I want to share a couple of painful, but hardly surprising, insights into the true nature of the Palestinian Arabs:Last year, two Palestinian Arab terrorists who were involved in throwing rocks that killed Asher Palmer and his infant son Jonathan (when the rocks made Asher lose control of his car) were convicted of murder. This was a much welcome landmark decision. It was followed recently by a court decision requiring one of the terrorists, Ali Saada, to pay a hefty fine as compensation to the Asher family.Now Issa Karake, a PA Minister in charge of “prisoner affairs” has complained about this, saying that this delegitimizes “the national resistance against the occupation.” (Emphasis added)http://www.palwatch.org/main.aspx?fi=157&doc_id=13544In other words, he approves of killing innocent babies.~~~~~~~~~~Last Thursday evening, Avner Shapira and his daughter, Ayala, 11, were driving in the Shomron, when a firebomb was tossed at their car. Avner yelled at his daughter to get out of the car. Had she not, she would have been killed, as it went up in flames. As it was, she was very seriously injured – with third degree burns over more than half of her body and damage to her respiratory system.Where does it end? My thoughts when this happened were murderous, I confess. This child, whom her mother described as very intelligent in a special way, was on her way home from a special math class. Her father, who was mildly injured, protested that such attacks are not criminal in nature, but acts of war, and should be treated as such:”We have an enemy who is trying to annihilate us and states this day and night. It’s not the IDF’s fault, rather [it’s the fault of] the security establishment which treats these acts as criminal. Criminals that need to be caught and made to stand trial as if you can stand trial during a war...it is a case of us or them; they want to kick us out of here.” (Emphasis added)http://www.timesofisrael.com/security-forces-arrest-2-in-firebomb-attack-that-injured-israeli-girl/
Ayala, who was burned in the face, has before her the prospects of months of hospitalization and many surgeries to do reconstruction.~~~~~~~~~~Within a day or two, the firebomb perpetrators were picked up by the Shin Bet in the Arab village of Azzoun in Samaria. They are both teenagers, and one, at 16, is under age. They told of hiding in the bushes at the side of the road, waiting for a car to approach, throwing the firebomb and then running back to their village.
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4608327,00.htmlThey will not be handled with sufficient severity, I am afraid – although I always wait to be surprised. It is not clear which of the two actually tossed the bomb.~~~~~~~~~~Let us circle around for a moment: if Freund is correct about diplomatic terrorism, then the PA loss in the Security Council will be used to strengthen the rationale for the sort of horrors I’ve just described. ~~~~~~~~~~And yet at a bare minimum, Kerry – who will oppose certain UN gambits by Abbas - thinks we should negotiate with the PA, never mind how violent the nature they’ve exposed is. In fact, I believe if he does veto, he’ll then come to Netanyahu and say we have an obligation to sit at the table with Abbas to negotiate since he “saved” us. See the article below that describes Abbas’s refusal to cooperate with the US last March in an arrangement that would have pressured Israel and moved a “deal” forward.http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/mahmoud-abbas-is-again-insisting-on-failure/2014/12/29/6119435e-8f87-11e4-a900-9960214d4cd7_story.html?wpmk=MK0000203This look at Abbas’s perennial insistence on failure reinforces the speculation that he also wants to fail now in the UN. But it leaves us pondering what Kerry’s game is, since he KNOWS that Abbas is not truly on board for a two-state deal. I will leave speculation aside here, but none of this is reassuring in the slightest.~~~~~~~~~~The good news - this is who we are:Israel has made the world's largest per-capita contribution to halt the spread of Ebola in West Africa, Part of the $8.75 million pledge is committed to UNICEF, for care of children stricken with the disease. In addition, Israel has sent into West Africa fully equipped clinics and medical specialists.http://www.haaretz.com/news/national/1.634360The IDF recently saved the life of a Palestinian Arab baby with heart problems, who collapsed while on the way to Jordan for medical treatment. A medical helicopter airlifted him to Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem, thereby saving his life.http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4608295,00.htmlSometimes it’s not hard to wonder if we are nuts. But I have concluded we most certainly are not. We can stand proud.~~~~~~~~~~© Arlene Kushner. This material is produced by Arlene Kushner, functioning as an independent journalist. Permission is granted for it to be reproduced only with proper attribution.
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Technorati Tag: Israel and Iran and Abbas and United Nations.
December 30, 2014
A Somber View
Very somber, my friends. The situation in the world is not worrisome – it’s terrifying. Consider:In an interview with NPR, President Obama said that Iran could become a “very successful regional power” if it agrees to a nuclear deal. He said things must move slowly but he wouldn’t entirely rule out the possibility of opening a US embassy in Tehran before his term ran out.http://www.timesofisrael.com/obama-iran-could-be-a-very-successful-regional-power/~~~~~~~~~~WHAT? There is nothing on the table in negotiations with Iran at the moment that is serious enough to prevent Iran’s nuclear advancement. The Iranians – a threat to the world – are running rings around an eager Obama.
In fact:“A commander of Iran’s widely feared Basij paramilitary corps has inadvertently confessed that the Tehran regime aims to build up an arsenal of nuclear and chemical weapons.“Abdul Reza Dashti, the head Basij commander in Bushehr – a city on Iran’s Persian Gulf coast that contains the Bushehr nuclear power plant, one of the regime’s key installations – had been addressing the fight against ‘foreign influences’ in Iran when he made the admission, according to a report by the official news agency IRNA.”http://www.algemeiner.com/2014/12/29/iranian-paramilitary-commander-reportedly-admits-tehrans-goal-of-achieving-atomic-and-chemical-weapons/And see this article by Jonathan Tobin, editor of Commentary, on the Iranian situation:http://www.commentarymagazine.com/2014/12/08/iran-cheating-debunks-biden-kerry-boasts-nuclear-arak/~~~~~~~~~~Obama is worthless on this because of his own orientation, motivation. But where is everyone else? This is the stuff of nightmares.~~~~~~~~~~Then, as if there isn’t enough with the Iranian situation to prevent peaceful sleep, there is the on-going situation at the UN Security Council. Not nearly as troubling as Iran, but, yes, troubling, on several scores because of diplomatic implications, not legal ones. Jordan has submitted a draft PA resolution to the Security Council.Originally, Kerry had hedged on whether the US would veto such a proposal. It was clear that he was looking for revisions that would soften its terms, so that he wouldn’t have to veto it. But what has happened instead is that Jordan strengthened the terms, with the approval of the Arab League.The current version calls for a complete end to Israel “occupation” within three years, with a Palestinian state to be established within the “June 1967 borders” (sic) and East” Jerusalem to be the Palestinian capital.http://www.timesofisrael.com/new-palestinian-bid-calls-for-e-jerusalem-capital-just-solution/~~~~~~~~~~As for “East Jerusalem,” there is no such thing. There is one city of Jerusalem. What is meant, in actuality, is all of Jerusalem past the Green Line, which includes northern and southern parts of the city as well as eastern. This is sometimes referred to as “Arab Jerusalem.” It most certainly is not “Arab” today, as there are many Jewish neighborhoods in this part of the city. What is more, the Old City is in the eastern part of the city, as is the Jewish cemetery at Mt. of Olives – the oldest Jewish cemetery in the world, with 150,000 Jewish graves.
Credit: Keep JerusalemThe division of the city came about at the end of the War of Independence in 1949, when Jordan (illegally) held part of the city, and an armistice line was drawn. It is the only time in Jerusalem’s 3,000 year history that Jerusalem was divided, and it became “Arab” only because Jordan rendered it Judenrein. Prior to the Jordanian occupation, the heart of Jewish residency was to be found in this part of the city. Jerusalem will never be divided again. ~~~~~~~~~~And as to “occupation,” my friends, they can use this loaded buzz word all they wish. Israel is not an occupier in Judea and Samaria. It is Israel that has legal rights there. The corollary point to be made here is that the land in no way “belongs” to the Palestinian Arabs. There has never been a Palestinian state.~~~~~~~~~~The behind the scenes politicking on this resolution issue are convoluted. At this point Kerry will veto if necessary (the “strengthening” of its terms made this more likely), but he prefers not to. He had implored Abbas to wait to call a vote until after the Israeli elections on March 17. His reason is infuriating: a fear that what is happening in the UN will push the Israeli electorate to the right. Abbas said yesterday that the vote would be called in “a day or two.” And the most interesting questions have to do with why Abbas chose to ignore Kerry and move ahead anyway. It’s clear that he’s not afraid to figuratively bite the (US) hand that feeds him – this tells us a good deal about loss of American influence. I will suggest something that is counter-intuitive on the surface but is actually reflective of the way Abbas has consistently conducted himself: Abbas does not want to win here. We must conclude this if he is willing to buck the US, secretary of state. Had he waited, he might have said to Kerry, look, I did as you asked, now don’t veto. Abbas does not want a state, with the concomitant burdens it implies. Nor, I would imagine, does he think he could hold on to a state for more than a week or two before Hamas pushed him out.Abbas wants to squeeze Israel and garner PR. Part of that PR involves showing the world how the poor Palestinian Arabs suffer setbacks in their heart-wrenching efforts to achieve self-determination. Another possible motivation for Abbas: this may give him the excuse to go to the International Criminal Court, something he’s been threatening to do. This remains to be seen – as that too may be just a ploy. ~~~~~~~~~~With this, there is one other factor at play. The Security Council consists of 15 members: five permanent - China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States -and 10 others who rotate every two years. Only the permanent members can veto a resolution. For a resolution to pass, nine votes are required. Right now, Abbas does not have those nine votes.But here is the catch: The terms of the temporary members is up at the end of the year. As it happens, nations not supportive of this resolution – such as Lithuania and South Korea - will be replaced by nations hostile to Israel – such as Malaysia and Venezuela. Then the chances of getting nine votes in favor would be greater. It has been suggested that this would strengthen Abbas’s position – he would be able to say that most of the Security Council is with him because his cause is just even if the US is not.But Abbas seems bent on not waiting for this transition in membership. Again, we must ask why.Since Abbas does not want to win anyway, this may be a way to allow Kerry to save face: he will not have to veto if there are not nine votes in favor.Commentator Michael Freund, however, has another idea. He refers to what is going on in the UN as “a diplomatic terror attack.” No, he agrees, they don’t want to win: What they want is a rationale for “resistance,” since they can say they’ve tried diplomacy and it doesn’t work.http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/FUNDAMENTALLY-FREUD-A-diplomatic-terrorist-attack-at-the-UN-386085~~~~~~~~~~ I hope all my readers are still with me.~~~~~~~~~~Before closing I want to share a couple of painful, but hardly surprising, insights into the true nature of the Palestinian Arabs:Last year, two Palestinian Arab terrorists who were involved in throwing rocks that killed Asher Palmer and his infant son Jonathan (when the rocks made Asher lose control of his car) were convicted of murder. This was a much welcome landmark decision. It was followed recently by a court decision requiring one of the terrorists, Ali Saada, to pay a hefty fine as compensation to the Asher family.Now Issa Karake, a PA Minister in charge of “prisoner affairs” has complained about this, saying that this delegitimizes “the national resistance against the occupation.” (Emphasis added)http://www.palwatch.org/main.aspx?fi=157&doc_id=13544In other words, he approves of killing innocent babies.~~~~~~~~~~Last Thursday evening, Avner Shapira and his daughter, Ayala, 11, were driving in the Shomron, when a firebomb was tossed at their car. Avner yelled at his daughter to get out of the car. Had she not, she would have been killed, as it went up in flames. As it was, she was very seriously injured – with third degree burns over more than half of her body and damage to her respiratory system.Where does it end? My thoughts when this happened were murderous, I confess. This child, whom her mother described as very intelligent in a special way, was on her way home from a special math class. Her father, who was mildly injured, protested that such attacks are not criminal in nature, but acts of war, and should be treated as such:”We have an enemy who is trying to annihilate us and states this day and night. It’s not the IDF’s fault, rather [it’s the fault of] the security establishment which treats these acts as criminal. Criminals that need to be caught and made to stand trial as if you can stand trial during a war...it is a case of us or them; they want to kick us out of here.” (Emphasis added)http://www.timesofisrael.com/security-forces-arrest-2-in-firebomb-attack-that-injured-israeli-girl/
Ayala, who was burned in the face, has before her the prospects of months of hospitalization and many surgeries to do reconstruction.~~~~~~~~~~Within a day or two, the firebomb perpetrators were picked up by the Shin Bet in the Arab village of Azzoun in Samaria. They are both teenagers, and one, at 16, is under age. They told of hiding in the bushes at the side of the road, waiting for a car to approach, throwing the firebomb and then running back to their village.
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4608327,00.htmlThey will not be handled with sufficient severity, I am afraid – although I always wait to be surprised. It is not clear which of the two actually tossed the bomb.~~~~~~~~~~Let us circle around for a moment: if Freund is correct about diplomatic terrorism, then the PA loss in the Security Council will be used to strengthen the rationale for the sort of horrors I’ve just described. ~~~~~~~~~~And yet at a bare minimum, Kerry – who will oppose certain UN gambits by Abbas - thinks we should negotiate with the PA, never mind how violent the nature they’ve exposed is. In fact, I believe if he does veto, he’ll then come to Netanyahu and say we have an obligation to sit at the table with Abbas to negotiate since he “saved” us. See the article below that describes Abbas’s refusal to cooperate with the US last March in an arrangement that would have pressured Israel and moved a “deal” forward.http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/mahmoud-abbas-is-again-insisting-on-failure/2014/12/29/6119435e-8f87-11e4-a900-9960214d4cd7_story.html?wpmk=MK0000203This look at Abbas’s perennial insistence on failure reinforces the speculation that he also wants to fail now in the UN. But it leaves us pondering what Kerry’s game is, since he KNOWS that Abbas is not truly on board for a two-state deal. I will leave speculation aside here, but none of this is reassuring in the slightest.~~~~~~~~~~The good news - this is who we are:Israel has made the world's largest per-capita contribution to halt the spread of Ebola in West Africa, Part of the $8.75 million pledge is committed to UNICEF, for care of children stricken with the disease. In addition, Israel has sent into West Africa fully equipped clinics and medical specialists.http://www.haaretz.com/news/national/1.634360The IDF recently saved the life of a Palestinian Arab baby with heart problems, who collapsed while on the way to Jordan for medical treatment. A medical helicopter airlifted him to Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem, thereby saving his life.http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4608295,00.htmlSometimes it’s not hard to wonder if we are nuts. But I have concluded we most certainly are not. We can stand proud.~~~~~~~~~~© Arlene Kushner. This material is produced by Arlene Kushner, functioning as an independent journalist. Permission is granted for it to be reproduced only with proper attribution.
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Technorati Tag: Israel and Iran and Abbas and United Nations.
Catégories: Middle East
Denevérek okozhatták az ebolajárványt
Denevérek miatt fertőződhetett meg ebolavírussal tavaly december végén a nyugat-afrikai Guinea Meliandou nevű településén az a kisfiú, akit a világszerte több ezer halálos áldozattal járó vérzéses láz első betegének tartanak - derült ki a német Robert Koch országos járványügyi intézet (RKI) kedden közzétett tanulmányából.
Catégories: Afrika
Felfüggesztett börtönt kapott Putyin ellenlábasa
Felfüggesztett börtönbüntetésre ítélte egy moszkvai bíróság kedden Vlagyimir Putyin orosz elnök legfőbb politikai ellenlábasát, Alekszej Navalnijt csalás és pénzmosás miatt.
Navalnij három és fél év börtönt kapott, fivére, Oleg ugyanennyit, de neki le is kell töltenie büntetését. Ezenkívül meg kell téríteniük az Yves Rocher francia cég oroszországi leányvállalatának okozott több mint 4 millió rubeles (18,4 millió forint) kárt, és mindkettejükre 500 ezer rubeles (2,3 millió forint) pénzbüntetést is kiszabtak.
Catégories: Oroszország és FÁK
A világháborúra emlékezik a Néprajzi Múzeum
Két, különleges kiállítással köszönti a Nemzeti Múzeum az első világháború kitérősének centenáriumát. A "Nézőpontok – Térhatású fényképek a Nagy Háborúból" és "A front felett – Egy repülőszázad fényképei" az első világháborúból című tárlatok rendhagyó módon állítanak emléket a 100 éve kirobbant fegyveres konfliktusnak.
Kapcsolódó hírek: Etnográfiai kiállítás nyílt a Néprajzi Múzeumban Mackólámpa és fejőszék a Néprajzi Múzeumban Páratlan kiállítás nyílik hamarosan a Néprajzi Múzeumban Szőnyegkiállítás nyílik ma a Néprajziban
Catégories: Kelet-Közép-Európa
A quand la propulsion anaérobie pour les sous-marins russes ?
Alors que le chantier naval de l'Amirauté continue la construction du lot de 6 sous-marins classiques de type Kilo (Projet 0636.3) pour la flotte de la mer Noire, la construction de la seconde unité du Projet 677 (type Lada) se poursuit avec une question...
Catégories: Défense
BREVES
Mise à jour du récapitulatif des nouveaux sous-marins en cours de construction. Le sous-marin d'attaque B-237 Rostov-sur-le-Don (Projet 0636.3) devrait être remis à la marine russe le 30 décembre prochain. Source : Flot.com Commentaire : la cérémonie...
Catégories: Défense
Irány Afrika?
Biztos sokan lehetünk olyanok, akik rengeteget törjük a fejünket azon, vajon melyik térség lesz a következő évek nagy siker sztorija, hol érhetjük majd el a legnagyobb hozamokat? A hozzánk hasonlók számára az mindenképpen fontos lehet tudni, hogy a fejlődő országok világhírű szakértője, Mark Mobius az afrikai kontinensben látja a jövőt. Járjunk hát utána, miért is gondolkodhat így a neves befektető, majd mindenki maga döntse, hogy tényleg ez a térség lehet-e az elkövetkező évek szárnyalásainak színhelye, és megéri-e a fejlődő országokra jellemző kiemelkedően magas kockázat tudatában is befektetni a térségben!
Catégories: Afrika
2014.12.27
December 13-án a Riva Trigoso hajógyárban befejezték az ötödik olasz FREMM-osztályú fregatt építését. A még nem teljesen elkészült egységet egy uszály segítségével szállították át a Fincantieri muggianói hajógyárába, ahol a további építése folytatódik. Az ALPINO (F 594) fregatt a tervek szerint a 2015-ös esztendő vége felé fog szolgálatba állni.
Az Aero Vodochody után az Alenia Aermacchi is felbukkant Thaiföldön, hogy felfegyverezhető kiképzőgépet próbáljon meg eladni az ország légiereje számára. Az M-346 Master darabára várhatólag 35 millió dollár körül fog alakulni, ez némileg több, mint amit az ázsiai országban elkülönítettek négy repülőgép beszerzésére. A 106 millió dolláros beszerzés elnyerésért várhatólag még versenybe fog szállni a GAIC FTC-2000 (JL-9 Shanying), a HAIG L-15 Lieying, a Jak-130 Mitten, a dél-koreai KAI F/A-50 Fighting Hawk, és a BAE Systems Hawk.
December 18-tól már hat darabra nőtt a francia trikolórral szárnyaló Airbus Military A400M Atlas szállítógépek darabszáma. Az MSN 18-as jelzésű példány ugyanis ezen a napon érkezett meg az Orléans-Bricy-i légibázisra.
Leszállításra került az első tétel a litván hadsereg számára a lengyel gyártmányú Grom kézi légvédelmi rakétákból. A 4 millió eurós értékű tételt 2021-ig, a program befejeztéig még számos fogja követni, így összértékben 34 millió eurót költ a balti állam légvédelmének erősítésére.
Oroszországban december 19-én hivatalosan is szolgálatban állónak minősítették a VLAGYIMIR MONOMAH BOREJ-osztályú, 955-ös típusként is emlegetett tengeralattjárót. A nukleáris meghajtású rakétahordozók legújabb generációját képviselő hajóosztály harmadik tagja 170 méter hosszú, 13 méter széles és a fejlesztés során gyakran meg hibásodó a Bulava (SS-NX-30) ballisztikus rakétákkal lett felfegyverezve. A szeverodvinszki hajógyárban tartott ünnepséget követően a VLAGYIMIR MONOMAH a Csendes-óceán felé vette az útját, mivel az ott székelő flotta tagja lesz.
A héten két újabb Szuhoj Szu-34-es vadászbombázó is átadásra került a légierő számára Novoszibirszkben, így a Moszkva által az erre az évre megrendelt Szu-34-en felül két példánnyal többet szállított le a gyártó.
Hat fővel a fedélzetén december 21-én Bahrainben lezuhant az amerikai haditengerészet egyik MH-60S helikoptere. A HSC-26-os század gépe egy kiképzőrepülésen vett részt Kuvaitból felszállva. A helikopteren tartózkodók kisebb-nagyobb sérülések elszenvedése árán túlélték a balesetet.
Az ez évi utolsó F-35 Lightning II-es átadására is sor került december 22-én. A Lockheed Martin ezen hordózó fedélzeti C variánsa az idén elkészült 36. példány volt a típusból, (23 USAF A, 2 RAAF A, 4 USMC B, 7 NAVY C modell mellett) míg összességében már a 109. elkészült példány. A CF-19-es a tengerészgyalogság állományába kerül, ahol további 79 társával együtt fogja képviselne ezt a változatot. Most azonban még a pilóták és a földi személyzet átképzését végző VFA-101 Grim Reaper század állományába fog kerülni. A típus mindhárom változatának gyártása még mindig csökkentett sebességgel folyik, a teljes termelési kapacitás elérése 2016-ra várható, ekkortól körülbelül egy gép fog elkészülni naponta.
106 millió dollárért az Elbit Systems of America fogja az az USA-béli Marsh Aviation Company alvállalkozójaként korszerűsíteni a brazil haditengerészet által beszerzendő négy Grumman C-1A Trader szállító- és légi üzemanyag utántöltő repülőgépet. Az turbólégcsavaros hajtóművekkel és korszerű fedélzeti elektronikával ellátott KC-2 Turbo Trader gépek programja csúszásban van, mivel a 2011-es döntés megszületésekor az első gép átadását 2014. április 1-re, míg az utolsóét 2015 októberére prognosztizálták.
NETARZENÁL GALÉRIA
Alenia Aermacchi T-346A Master.
McDonnell Douglas F-4E-2020 Terminator.
General Dynamics F-16C Fighting Falcon.
McDonnell Douglas F-15J Eagle.
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