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Comentario Elcano 31/2017 - 7/6/2017
Luis Simón

¿Cómo articular una estrategia nacional de posicionamiento en Europa y tejer una red de alianzas y partenariados que permitan a España, sus fuerzas armadas y sus empresas maximizar su excelencia a nivel de capacidades y know-how tecnológico-industrial?

Bulgarie : Patriotes unis, comment l'extrême-droite est arrivée au pouvoir
Bulgarie : Borissov confie l'intégration des minorités à l'extrême-droite
Bulgarie : les nazis et les camps de concentration, « une blague » pour les nationalistes au pouvoir
Réfugiés en Bulgarie : violence et répression au camp d'Harmanli
Bulgarie : manifestations de peur et de haine contre les réfugiés
Réfugiés en Bulgarie : quatre policiers inculpés pour trafic de migrants
Bulgarie : un chef de parti rom à la tête d'un trafic de migrants

/ Bulgarie, Populations, minorités et migrations, Courrier des Balkans, Migrants Balkans, Politique intérieure

L'homme qui a attaqué un policier sur le parvis de Notre-Dame à Paris, mardi, a été identifié. Inscrit comme doctorant en sciences de l'information en Lorraine, ce quadragénaire originaire d'Algérie a revendiqué être "un soldat du califat".

Tic tac, l'horloge tourne pour les candidats à la députation qui n'ont plus que trois journées pour faire campagne. Les marchés sont pris d'assaut. Les candidats d'En Marche! se veulent confiants; la droite...

La Commission économique des Nations Unies pour l'Afrique (CEA) et l'Union africaine (UA) ont lancé mardi à Monrovia le Groupe de haut niveau sur les migrations (HLPM) en Afrique – un panel visant à placer les questions de migrations au sommet de l'agenda politique en engageant les principaux acteurs et partenaires.

Intervenant devant le Conseil de sécurité mercredi, le Représentant spécial du Secrétaire général pour la Libye, Martin Kobler, a dénoncé l'impasse politique qui perdure et a appelé les Libyens à trouver une solution.

Amid growing concern for the safety of migrants, particularly in Africa, as they undertake extreme risks in hopes of a better future or to escape violence and persecution, a high-level body established by the United Nations development arm in the continent has launched a process to help forge political consensus to address challenges and save lives.

Noting positive changes in the situation on the ground in Libya as a result of the Libyan Political Agreement, the United Nations envoy for the country highlighted that despite challenges, the desire for peace, security and a better future remain strong among the people and urged sustained international support for national efforts.

A sacked former minister’s appointment as head of the Serbian Security Agency has raised eyebrows, while concerns over alleged political cronyism in the public sector have resurfaced.

Croatian NGOs told BIRN that police only stop using violence against refugees at the country’s border after alleged misconduct by officers is made public.

Russians see Serbia and Bulgaria among their top 20 closest allies, but consider Romania among the nations hostile towards them, survey shows.

A new Albanian taskforce has been set up to ensure state resources and staff are not abused during elections, but some fear political freedoms are at risk.

It seems few Russians have been put off from holidaying in Montenegro, despite Moscow issuing advisories against travel to NATO’s newest member.

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Changement de temps aux Bermudes pour le deuxième jour des demi-finales de la Coupe de l'America. Après les 12-14 noeuds et le soleil de la veille, les quatre finalistes naviguent ce mardi dans 19-25 noeuds de vent, sous un ciel gris et pluvieux. A plus de 40 noeuds (pointes à 43 noeuds pour les Kiwis), Team Japan a gagné son premier match contre les Suédois d'Artémis qui ont connu des problèmes techniques à bord. 

 

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Americas

• Despite the protectionist rhetoric coming from the Trump administration, Embraer is still confident that it can continue to make strides in the US market despite its Brazilian heritage. The firm is currently preparing its A-29 Super Tucano with Sierra Nevada Corp. for the USAF’s upcoming light attack aircraft experiment, which could lead to a program of record for a long-delayed OA-X platform. However, President Donald Trump’s continued push of his “America First” policy could give a leg up to Embraer’s probable competition — the Wichita, Kansas-based Textron, which will fly its Scorpion jet and AT-6 turboprop plane in the demo. In response Gary Spulak, president of Embraer’s US subsidiary, said that $1.6 billion of the company’s $6.2 billion revenue had came from its US subsidiary, including ongoing production of 26 Super Tucanos for Afghanistan and Lebanon under a contract with the USAF.

• An appeal by Glock to the US Government Accountability Office (GAO) has been denied, paving the way for Sig Sauer to deliver a $580 million contract to replace US Army M9 Berettas. The award in favor of Sig Sauer had been announced in January, with Glock filing a protest in February under the grounds that the Army had improperly evaluated its proposal, and challenged the service’s “interpretation of the solicitation regarding the minimum number of contract awards required by the Request For Proposal”. In response, the GAO denied the challenge, stating that the Army only had to make one award (although three were permitted under the proposal’s terms), and that “any errors did not prejudice Glock in the competition.”

• Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $42 million contract modification for TB-37 Multi-Function Towed Array production units, accessories, shipping products and engineering services. Under the deal, 56% of the contract is destined for the US Navy while the remainder will go to Japan, with completion scheduled for September 2019. The TB-37 is an integral part of the AN/SQQ-89A(V)15 Integrated Undersea Warfare Combat System Suite and is designed specifically to locate, identify and engage enemy submarines.

Middle Easy & North Africa

• The US State Department has cleared the sale of Lockheed Martin’s AN/TPQ-53 counter-battery radar to Saudi Arabia. Valued at at estimated cost of $662 million, the deal marks the first export order of the radar outside of the US. Included in the deal are 26 AN/TPQ-53(V) Radar Systems to include Solid State Phased Array Radar with KN-4083 Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Module (SAASM) enhanced Land/Sea Inertial Navigation System (INS) and automatic leveling system, as well as various equipment, training and materials. Riyadh reportedly intends to use these radars to support its border security requirements and modernise its armed forces with a more current capability to locate and counter the source of incoming ballistic artillery, rockets, and mortars.

• Saudi Arabia has also been cleared by the US State Department to receive a blanket order training program for the Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) and other Saudi forces. The training will be conducted both inside and outside of the kingdom and includes, but is not limited to, flight training, technical training, professional military education, specialized training, mobile training teams (MTTs), and English language training. Training will include such subjects as civilian casualty avoidance, the law of armed conflict, human rights command and control, and targeting via MTTs and/or broader Programs of Instruction (POIs). While contractors have yet to be revealed, the total cost of the program is estimated at $750 million.

Europe

• In anticipation of Russian military exercises in September, Lithuania has commenced constructing a two-meter high wire fence along its border with the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad. While the government has conceded that this will do little in the event of a full scale attack, the precautionary measure aims to prevent provocations and incidents from Moscow. While Russia has not disclosed the number of troops for its Zapad (West) exercises—held every four years on its western borders—analysts believe that it could be the largest since the end of the Cold War, with about 100,000 expected.

Asia Pacific

• Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has completed the first assembly of a F-35A in Japan. Unveiled at the firm’s Komaki South Final Assembly and Checkout (FACO) facility on Monday, the ceremony was attended by government officials from the US Department of Defense and Japanese Ministry of Defense as well as members from Mitsubishi and Lockheed Martin. F-35 Program Executive Officer. Adm. Mat Winter said the assembly of the first Japanese built F-35A “is a testament to the global nature of this program.” 38 of Japan’s 42 ordered F-35s will be assembled at MHI’s FACO facility.

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