Agrégateur de flux

Támogatóközpontokat létesítene az EU a nyugat-balkáni menekülő-útvonal mentén. Magyarország kimarad az érdemi tárgyalásokból.

La tête de file FN de la région Île-de-France , Wallerand de Saint-Just s'est moqué sur Twitter du rappeur Booba. Il espère une réponse du rappeur, habitué à répondre du tac au tac.

A hotspot koncepció korlátaival szembesülve az EU28-ak most a tranzitországokban mérlegelik támogató központok létrehozását a menekültek fogadásával megbirkózni képtelen Görögország tehermentesítése és a menekültek mozgásának lelassítása érdekében – jelentette be a belügyminiszterek informális ülését követően Jean Asselborn, luxemburgi miniszter és Dimitrisz Avramopulosz, az EU menekültügyi biztosa.

Le Conseil de sécurité de l’ONU se réunit lundi pour examiner la situation au Burundi, où près de 200 personnes sont mortes depuis fin avril. Pour Thierry Vircoulon, de l'International Crisis Group, cette crise pourrait s'enliser. Entretien.

The Council, in full cooperation with the Commission, having in mind the necessity to safeguard the functioning of the Schengen area and to reduce migratory pressures, agreed the following measures to implement fully the orientations already agreed by the European Council and the Council in compliance with EU acquis. It decided:

1.             to encourage Member States and relevant third countries to intensify ongoing efforts to substantially increase reception capacities, for which the Council welcomes rapid identification by the Commission of additional financial support for affected countries and for the UNHCR;

2.             that the establishment of hotspots in Italy and Greece will be intensified, with support of the Member States, the Commission, Frontex and EASO, so that all of these function by end of November 2015 as previously agreed;

3.             that all participating Member States will speed up the relocation process, notably by communicating their capacities for first relocations and by nominating as appropriate relocation liaison officers to Italy and Greece, preferably by 16 November 2015. In parallel, Italy and Greece will substantially accelerate the preparatory steps necessary for relocation. The Council and the Commission support Italy and Greece in their decisions to register migrants before further handling their case on the mainland, in particular with Eurodac machines provided by Member States. Member States endeavour to fill by 16 November 2015 the remaining gaps in the calls for contribution from Frontex and EASO, which will simplify the profiles required and the appointing procedures;

4.             that Member States, with the full support of the Commission and Frontex, will substantially improve the return rate. Member States should also provide return experts for the pool of European Return Liaison Officers for rapid deployment;

5.             that Member States, to overcome the potential lack of cooperation of migrants as they arrive into the European Union and while fully respecting the fundamental rights and the principle of non-refoulement, will make use of possibilities provided by the EU acquis, such as (1) asylum procedures at borders or transit zones; (2) accelerated procedures; (3) non-admissibility of subsequent asylum applications by the individuals concerned; (4) coercive measures, including, as a last resort, detention for a maximum period necessary for the completion of underlying procedures. In addition to existing guidelines on systematic fingerprinting, the Commission is invited to issue, in cooperation with EASO and Frontex, further practical guidance on the consequences of the registering obligations in the light of the Dublin rules, the relocation decisions and the international readmission obligations.

Furthermore, the Council agrees to explore the concept of processing centres in countries where the hotspot approach has not been implemented, supported by the Commission and relevant EU agencies, in order to organise access to international protection and/or for the purpose of return;

6.             to fully support the Commission in pursuing contingency planning of humanitarian assistance for the Western Balkans, in light of the approaching winter. The Union civil protection mechanism should be used to the maximum possible extent. The Council encourages Member States to provide further assistance through this mechanism;

7.             as regards controls for entry and exit at external borders, to assist the Member States concerned in respecting their legal obligation to perform adequate controls, to manage and to regain controls of the external borders and increase coordination of actions relating to border management. This will involve a range of supporting measures by Frontex, gradually extending, as necessary, to the deployment of Rapid Border Intervention Teams (RABITs) in accordance with EU rules;

8.             to support the upscaling by 1 December 2015 of the Poseidon Sea Joint Operation in Greece within the current operational plan;

9.             to conduct at the December Justice and Home Affairs Council, on the basis of the 8th bi-annual reporting by the Commission, a thorough debate on the functioning of the Schengen area (1 May 2015 - 31 October 2015) and on the lessons learned from temporary reintroductions of controls at internal borders;

10.         to invite Europol to accelerate the establishment of the European Migrant Smuggling Centre (EMSC) to strengthen its capacity to support Member States in better preventing and fighting against migrant smuggling. The EMSC will encompass the Joint Operational Team (JOT) Mare initiative and further extend Europol actions, including with a focus on the Western Balkans area, in close cooperation with all relevant EU agencies, and in particular Frontex and Eurojust. The swift and effective deployment of officers at the hotspots on key migratory routes should be a component of this approach;

11.         to invite Member States, in coordination with the Commission, to set up by 1 December 2015 a network of single operational contact points on migrant smuggling, as set out in the EU Action Plan against Migrant Smuggling 2015-2020, while stepping up their efforts to intensify investigation and prosecution of migrant smugglers and traffickers;

12.         to continue examining pending legislative proposals on a crisis relocation mechanism and on safe countries of origin as already planned, as well as on other priority actions such as on the adaptation of the Dublin system and on the gradual establishment of an integrated management system for external borders;

13.         to invite the Commission and the High Representative to press for practical results on return and readmission in their bilateral dialogues, notably during the upcoming high-level meetings with Afghanistan, Morocco, Nigeria, Pakistan, Tunisia and Turkey. By its next meeting on 3-4 December, the Council expects a first progress report on these dialogues. This will allow to exchange views on the appropriate incentive packages to be used vis-à-vis third countries;

14.         that the first European Migration Liaison Officers (EMLOs) should be deployed as a matter of priority to Ethiopia, Niger, Pakistan and Serbia by the end of January 2016;

15.         to reiterate the importance of Member States' resettlement activities to address the migration crisis, noting progress on this so far including at EU level. The Council agrees that further efforts should be made to enhance resettlement opportunities with an emphasis on certain priority third countries. It invites the Commission to continue its work on resettlement as a matter of priority;

16.         in order to secure concrete steps on border control, on the prevention of irregular migration and on the fight against trafficking and smuggling of migrants, to support accelerating the fulfilment of the visa liberalisation roadmap with Turkey towards all participating Member States and the full implementation of the readmission agreement, in the context of the enhanced cooperation foreseen in the action plan;

17.         to define, as a matter of urgency, a common information strategy addressed to asylum seekers, migrants, smugglers and traffickers aiming at (1) discouraging migrants to embark on perilous journey and to have recourse to smugglers, (2) explaining how EU rules on the management of external borders and international protection operate, including resettlement, relocation and return, (3) disseminating counter-narratives to the ones being used by the traffickers and smugglers of migrants, (4) informing about criminal prosecutions against traffickers and smugglers and (5) informing about return operations. As part of an information strategy geared at reducing pull factors, it should be clearly explained that migrants must register in their first Member State of arrival; that, under EU law, asylum seekers have no right to choose the Member State responsible for examining their application; and that migrants without a need of protection will be swiftly returned. Furthermore, a clear message should be passed that migrants cannot refuse to cooperate with the relevant national authorities. Henceforth, all necessary measures will be taken by Member States to prevent, deter and draw the consequences of such movements and non-cooperation. The Commission will pull together in the coming days a dedicated team from all relevant institutional actors to deliver on these objectives and will inform about the implementation at the Council meeting on 3-4 December 2015; 

18.             to support the Presidency's decision to upgrade the activation of the Integrated Political Crisis Response (IPCR) from information-sharing to full activation mode including by providing information to feed the ISAA process, by contributing to the identification of operational gaps and by supporting communication activities, thereby improving political coordination and decision-making process at EU level. In this framework, on the basis of the needs and gaps identified in the ISAA reports, roundtables will be convened regularly for the management of the migration crisis, bringing together appropriate expertise in order to allow a timely policy coordination and response at EU level, in particular on the implementation of interlinked measures on borders, reception capacities, hotspots and returns, on financial and human resources pledges and on operational and logistical priorities.

The Council (Competitiveness) took stock of the serious challenges faced currently by the European Steel industry. 

The EU steel sector suffers from major global overcapacity in production, which pushes down prices and encourages trade distorting behaviour from competing regions. High energy costs are eroding margins. And the resulting closure of steel plants is costing thousands of jobs. 

The Council agreed on the gravity of the situation as well as on the need to take concrete actions that will help ensure the long-term viability of a modern European steel sector. 

The Council also considered that these measures should be part of a comprehensive approach aiming at creating competitive framework conditions for EU industry as a whole, including through a predictable and consistent regulatory environment as well as measures to stimulate innovation, since many of the issues faced by the steel sector are shared by other energy intensive industries. 

Taking into account the results of the Council discussion, the Presidency considers that the following concrete actions should be taken as a matter of priority: 

• To intensify or launch discussions involving all important steel producers in the context of the OECD Steel Committee and through the Commission's bilateral steel dialogues with third countries like China, Russia, Belarus, Turkey and India.
• To make full and timely use of the full range of EU trade policy instruments to ensure a global level playing field and to address restrictive measures in third countries in particular as regards the steel sector.
• To take a constructive approach when it comes to the modernisation of Trade Defense Instruments that further streamline and expedite their operation, increase transparency, predictability, effectiveness and enforcement.
• To further improve access for the EU steel industry to third markets, including through public procurement, through bilateral and multilateral negotiations and implementation.
• To make full use of the Investment Plan for Europe to upgrade and modernise the steel sector through use of the European Investment Advisory Hub and the European Fund for Strategic Investments.
• To make best use of the possibilities given under the revised State Aid rules to support Energy Intensive Industries in R&D&I, training, environment, employment and ETS costs.
• To improve the competitiveness of sectors most at risk of carbon leakage, including the steel industry, by considering, as part of the reform of the European emissions trading system (“EU ETS”):
  - a more focused mechanism for free allocation of allowances, for example through a tiered approach;
  - elements to minimise the need for a cross-sectoral correction factor by the end of ETS phase IV, while creating the right incentives for industrial innovation and enhancing the possibility to increase production levels, in line with the conclusions of the October 2014 European Council.
• To support the swift implementation of the European Energy Union to ensure access to secure, affordable and climate-friendly energy.
• To fully exploit the possibilities under the forthcoming Communication on the Circular Economy.
• To make best use of the available EU instruments and funding, such as the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund and the European Social Fund, for upskilling workers and facilitate their re-integration into the labour market in case of mass redundancies in any industrial sector, including the steel industry.

To follow up on this extraordinary meeting of the Competitiveness Council, it has been agreed to call for a special High Level stakeholders' conference, involving the social partners, to review the current situation and consider policy actions, in the context of the ongoing work of the High Level Group on Energy Intensive Industries.

The implementation of the 2013 European Steel Action Plan should be assessed in the context of that meeting.

L'eurodéputé Aymeric Chauprade, proche de Marion Maréchal-Le Pen, a annoncé lundi sur iTELE son départ du Front national par un dur réquisitoire contre Marine Le Pen et Florian Philippot, avançant des...

Suite à la déclaration faite ce 9 novembre par le ministre de la Défense, Jean-Yves Le Drian, au sujet d’un troisième raid aérien français en Syrie, l’État-major des armées (EMA) a précisé que cette mission avait été effectuée par une patrouille mixte de deux Mirage 2000 D et N ayant décollé de la base aérienne […]

Cet article Deux Mirage 2000 impliqués dans le troisième raid français en Syrie est apparu en premier sur Zone Militaire.

Der Aargauer SVP-Nationalrat Hansjörg Knecht will doch nicht Bundesrat werden. Er wolle sich auf den Ständeratswahlkampf im Aargau konzentrieren, teilt Knecht mit.

In Brüssel schlagen die Bierliebhaber Klima-Alarm: die Lambic Biere, wie etwa das Kirschbier Kriek, die zu den Perlen der Brüsseler Gastronomie…

INTERVIEW - Le député européen, ancien conseiller international de la présidente du FN, rompt avec Marine Le Pen en dénonçant l'influence de Florian Philippot. Il plaide le retour de Philippe de Villiers dans un parti recomposé à droite.

Une entreprise peut se retourner contre l’Etat si elle est condamnée, selon le Conseil d’Etat.

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Talán a magyarok a legtalálékonyabbak ha ételsorról van szó. Hajlamosak néha túlzásokba vinni. Általában minden hagyományos családban jelen van a hal-lé, tyúkhúsleves , töltött káposzta , sült és rántott csirke, burgonyapüré és a különféle édes sütemények mint például a bejglik.

Sokszor gyomorrontásig képesek enni akár többször is végigmenve a menüsoron.

Íme a kedvelt receptek hozzávalói

Hal-lé

Hozzávalók: 600 gramm halszelet, 1 tv paprika, 2 paradicsom , 4 közepes fej vöröshagyma , 1 tk feketebors , 3 teáskanál só, 7 teáskanál pirospaprika , 1,5 liter víz

Tyúkhúsleves

Hozzávalók: 1,5 kg tyúk , 3 liter víz , 10 szem egész feketebors , 3 db sárgarépa , 3 db petrezselyemgyökér , 1 db karalábé , 1 db vöröshagyma , 0,5 csokor petrezselyemzöld

Töltött káposzta

Hozzávalók: 1 kg darált sertéscomb , só , őrölt bors, pirospaprika , 3-4 gerezd fokhagyma , 1 fej vöröshagyma , 35 dkg rizs , 1 fej savanyú káposzta, olaj , 2-3 ek liszt , 2 ek tejföl

Bejglik ( töltelék lehet : mákos, diós , lekváros )

Hozzávalók: 25 dkg liszt, 0,5 tasak porélesztő , 125 gramm vaj , 1 db tojás , 25 gramm cukor , 1 dl tej , 1 csipet só

 

Ezek csak alapvető ötletek a teljesség igénye nélkül, mindenki kedvére variálhatja őket. Azért arra vigyázni kell , hogy ne okozzon komoly gyomorbántalmakat az ünnepi lakoma, inkább többször kell keveset enni mint egyszerre sokat.

 

 

INTERVIEW - Selon l'universitaire Alexandre Dézé (1), si le Front national de Marine Le Pen a su se doter de nouveaux cadres depuis 5 ans, il n'aurait toujours pas les moyens de diriger le pays. Le chercheur codirige l'ouvrage Les Faux-Semblants du Front national (2), dans lequel une vingtaine de chercheurs décortiquent le phénomène frontiste sous tous ses aspects, qu'ils soient électoraux, idéologiques ou organisationnels.

«Why transform a part of the army into a new gendarmerie?»

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Microloans help people in difficult social circumstances to find their way out of unemployment and poverty. Although generally associated with South Asia and Latin America, where the first initiatives were launched four decades ago, they are also increasingly used in Europe. In 2010, the EU launched the European Progress Microfinance Facility to improve conditions for borrowers to obtain small loans. On Tuesday the EP's employment committee votes on a report concerning its implementation.
Committee on Employment and Social Affairs

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