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Le ministre de l'Intérieur Karl Nehammer prêtera serment en tant que nouveau chancelier lundi (6 décembre). Son investiture devrait mettre fin à la crise gouvernementale déclenchée par le départ de l'ancien chancelier Sebastian Kurz.

Grèce : dans les camps, le gouvernement prive les réfugiés de nourriture
Grèce : lourdes peines de prison et déni de justice pour des réfugiés
Grèce : le Premier ministre n'aime pas les « questions directes » sur les refoulements de migrants
Grèce : le gouvernement attaque les ONG qui aident les réfugiés
Réfugiés : le pape à Lesbos, une leçon de solidarité
Réfugiés Balkans | Les dernières infos • le pape François appelle à Lesbos à mettre fin à un « naufrage de civilisation »

/ Grèce, Courrier des Balkans, Religions, Populations, minorités et migrations, Migrants Balkans

Nach einem Militärputsch wurde die 76-Jährige abgesetzt. Nun verurteilte die Junta sie zu einer Haftstrafe – unter anderem wegen Verstoßes gegen Corona-Regeln, berichtet der Tagesspiegel, Medienpartner von EURACTIV.

The European Commission plans to introduce a "digital product passport" early next year that would contain information about the composition of goods on the European market to help boost their chances of being reused and recycled.

Mehrere rechtspopulistische Parteien verschiedener Länder wollen im Europaparlament künftig enger zusammenarbeiten und sich bei Abstimmungen absprechen.

MTI: A világon 265.854.752 ember fertőződött meg eddig a koronavírus-járványban, a halálos áldozatok száma 5.255.648 a baltimore-i Johns Hopkins Egyetem hétfő reggeli adatai szerint.

Afghanistan's Taliban government on Sunday (5 December) rejected condemnation by Western nations over dozens of alleged "summary killings" of former security force personnel documented by rights groups since the Islamists returned to power.

Elfogtak egy adócsalás miatt korábban hét év börtönbüntetésre ítélt, szlovák állampolgárságú férfit Halásztelken – közölte a Készenléti Rendőrség Nemzeti Nyomozó Iroda.

A közlemény szerint “az 56 éves, szlovák állampolgárságú férfit a magyar fejvadászok fogták el”.

A Készenléti Rendőrség Nemzeti Nyomozó Iroda munkatársai a Célkörözési Egységek Európai Hálózatának (ENFAST) szlovák egységétől kaptak jelzést arról, hogy M. Péter, aki az adócsalás miatt rá kiszabott hét év börtönbüntetés elől menekül, Magyarországon tartózkodhat.

A nyomozók 24 órán belül megállapították az európai elfogatóparancs alapján körözött férfi tartózkodási helyét, és a Készenléti Rendőrség Különleges Szolgálatok Igazgatósága munkatársainak segítségével pénteken Halásztelken elfogták a szlovák állampolgárt; kiadatásáról a magyar bíróság dönt.

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Papst Franziskus hat bei einem Besuch der griechischen Insel Lesbos den Umgang mit Flüchtlingen als "Schiffbruch der Zivilisation" angeprangert.

In today's edition of the Capitals, find out more about Finland's response to Russia calling for guarantees against NATO's eastward expansion, Czechia's future government saying it will cancel the current health ministry's measure to make COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for all, and so much more.

Belgian police fired water cannon at violent anti-vaccination protesters outside EU buildings in Brussels for the second weekend in a row on Sunday. More than 40,000 people also protested against lockdowns in Vienna Saturday. Several thousand people also protested in Utrecht, in The Netherlands, as well as in Berlin and Frankfurt, where German police used batons and pepper spray after being attacked by a radical minority in the demonstration.

Russian president Vladimir Putin and his US counterpart Joe Biden are scheduled to hold talks by video conference on Tuesday, the Kremlin said, AFP reports. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the conversation will take place in the evening Russia-time and the two leaders will determine the duration. Biden said Friday he would make it "very, very difficult" for Russia to launch any invasion of Ukraine.

Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi has been jailed for four years for incitement and breaking a natural disasters law, The Guardian writes. It is the first sentence to be handed down to Myanmar's ousted leader since the junta seized power. Aung San Suu Kyi, 76, has been accused of a series offences, such as unlawful possession of walkie-talkies. Her lawyer has previously described the cases as "absurd".

Austria plans to swear in immigration hardliner Karl Nehammer as its new chancellor on Monday, after its former one, Sebastien Kurz, quit politics amid corruption allegations. Nehammer is a former soldier and communications adviser, who said fighting covid would be his main priority. Kurz quit as head of his party last week, after saying that having had a newborn child had clouded his judgment in the occupation affair.

A new report shows that the world's top 100 arms producers have continued to increase sales - even in the pandemic year of 2020 and despite the global economy contracting, Deutsche Welle writes. The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) calculated that the sales of the top 100 arms manufacturers totalled €469 billion in 2020, more than the economic output of Belgium.

French far-right presidential contender Eric Zemmour said in a campaign speech Sunday "if I win this election, it won't be another rotation of power but a reconquest of the greatest country in the world", echoing the military expulsion of Muslims from medieval Spain in the so-called Reconquista. He also pledged to cut taxes and pull France out of Nato, amid violent scuffles with anti-Zemmour protesters in the Congress hall.

In Dänemark ist die Zahl der bestätigten Infektionen mit der neuen Coronavirus-Variante Omikron sprunghaft gestiegen.

Europe was "torn by nationalist egoism" instead of being an "engine of solidarity" to help refugees, Pope Francis said on a visit to Greece this weekend, including to its island-based migrant camps, notorious for bad conditions. The European community "continues to temporise" and "appears at times blocked and uncoordinated", he added on Saturday, at a meeting with EU migration commissioner Margaritis Schinas and the Greek president and prime minister.

The leaders of 21 countries and the EU said Sunday they were "deeply concerned" over alleged killings and "enforced disappearances" of former, pro-Western security personnel by the the Taliban in Afghanistan. France also evacuated over 250 at-risk Afghan nationals on Friday, while French president Emmanuel Macron said Saturday "several European countries" were looking for a "common location [embassy] ... which would allow our ambassadors to be present," in Kabul.

Albania’s environment minister Mirela Kumbaro announced that the government and three environmental organisations have agreed on a “sustainable development model” for the Vjosa before it is designated a National Park. But the environmental groups involved say differently. Environmental NGOs and even...