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Rechtsprechungsstatistiken 2015: neue Rekorde bei Produktivität und neu eingegangenen Rechtssachen für den Gerichtshof der EU

Statistics concerning judicial activity in 2015: new records in terms of productivity and cases brought for the Court of Justice of the European Union

2015. évi igazságügyi statisztikák: új rekordok a működés eredményessége és az érkezett ügyek száma terén az Európai Unió Bíróságán

Statistiques judiciaires 2015 : de nouveaux records de productivité et d’affaires introduites pour la Cour de justice de l’UE

The State Statistics Committee has spread a statement.

Almost half a million names on Macedonia's electoral roll of 1.8 million need more verification, the State Electoral Commission said after an initial check-up aimed at weeding out fake voters.

How one of Africa's biggest solar farms could help South Africa solve its energy crisis.

Russia can beef up its military presence in Syria "within hours" to any scale the situation may demand, President Vladimir Putin told a Thursday gathering of military officials and soldiers at the Kremlin.

Le baromètre Agefos PME note un regain de confiance des dirigeants.

Un statut panafricain renforcé, mais des dettes importantes et des filiales subsahariennes à redresser. Tel est, dix-huit mois plus tard, le bilan du rachat de l'opérateur historique par Etisalat.

Cet article Moins influent à domicile, Maroc Télécom investit au sud du Sahara est apparu en premier sur JeuneAfrique.com.

L'ancienne ministre de Nicolas Sarkozy avait fait appel de son exclusion du Parti radical (UDI). Le comité de discipline a confirmé la décision le 9 mars.

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Karl-May-Verlag / OHMI - Constantin Film Produktion (WINNETOU)
Geistiges und gewerbliches Eigentum
Das Gericht gibt der Klage des Karl-May-Verlags gegen die Entscheidung des EUMarkenamts, die Gemeinschaftsmarke WINNETOU zu löschen, statt

Karl-May-Verlag v OHMI - Constantin Film Produktion (WINNETOU)
Intellectual and industrial property
The General Court upholds publisher Karl-May’s action against the EU Trademark Office’s decision to annul the Community trade mark WINNETOU

Karl-May-Verlag kontra OHMI - Constantin Film Produktion (WINNETOU)
Szellemi és ipari tulajdon
A Törvényszék helyt ad a Karl May Kiadó által az Európai Unió Védjegyhivatala WINNETOU közösségi védjegyet törlő határozatával szemben benyújtott keresetnek

Karl-May-Verlag / OHMI - Constantin Film Produktion (WINNETOU)
Propriété intellectuelle et industrielle
Le Tribunal accueille le recours de la maison d’édition Karl-May contre la décision de l’Office des marques de l’Union annulant la marque communautaire WINNETOU

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Earth Hour, a global World Wildlife Fund (WWF) initiative to raise awareness about climate change, will be marked by the European Parliament. All lights in its buildings will be switched off between 8.30pm and 9.30pm on March 19.

“Following the COP21 agreement, this year’s Earth Hour has a particular significance,” said European Parliament President Martin Schulz. “Thanks to the agreement reached in Paris we have to move from pledges to actions, from mapping the route for the future to walking on that route. Everyone has to commit to stop global warming and saving the planet – every individual, every organisation and every institution. That’s why the European Parliament is proud to take part in the Earth Hour.”

WWF is calling on everyone – individuals, businesses, governments and communities – to participate in Earth Hour by turning off their lights for one hour on March 19.

Last year, 172 countries and territories participated in Earth Hour and more than 10,000 landmarks and monuments switched off their lights. In Europe, these included the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, the Acropolis in Athens, St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican, the Colosseum in Rome, the Alhambra in Granada and the Houses of Parliament in London.

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Le gouvernement ne retirera pas la loi El Khomri, rebaptisée loi-travail. Il n'évitera sans doute pas des amendements parlementaires, mais il mettra tout en oeuvre pour que ceux-ci ne vident pas les textes de leur contenu.On peut certes critiquer avec raison la manière dont a été conduite l'élaboration du projet. [...]

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Italian officials blame the good weather for a sudden increase in immigration crossings from Libya, with ships picking up 3,100 migrants over the past three days.

As reported by The Associated Press (AP), some 712 migrants were picked up March 17 on top of 2,400 the two previous days, all grouped in small, flimsy rubber dinghies in international waters near Libya. Three bodies were found during rescues by mostly Italian ships on March 15.

“In these days there has been a window of weather that has been good for transiting this section of sea,” Coast Guard Cmdr. Filippo Marini said.

Meanwhile, the United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) says 9,800 migrants have arrived in Italy this year through March 16, compared with 7,400 in the same period last year. Spokeswoman Barbara Molinario said that it was too early to speak of trends and this kind of concentration in short periods is not unprecedented — even if periods of calm seas in the winter are limited.

Most of the arrivals this year are migrants from sub-Saharan Africa, Molinario said, a flow that indicates that the closures along the route from Greece have not led to a shift of the people in that area toward Libya.

“They are the same that transited Libya last year, and not the Syrians, Afghan and Iraqis who go through Greece There is no sign of a change of route, although we don’t exclude that there can be one.”

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The future of a planned multimillion-euro oil and gas terminal in Albania is now in doubt as the owners, high-profile Balkan businessmen Vojin Lazarevic and Damir Fazlic, face multiple debt recovery and repossession orders.