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On 12 October 2021, the President of the Eurogroup, Paschal Donohoe, participated in an IMF Governor Talk on "Euro area recovery from Covid-19 – economic policy reflections and challenges ahead" in the context of the IMF annual meetings.

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In his speech at the Malmö International Forum on Holocaust and Remembrance, European Council President Charles Michel recalled that the EU was conceived and built as a project of solidarity, cooperation, and tolerance.

The EU issued a declaration reiterating its strong support for ASEAN’s efforts in finding a peaceful solution to the current crisis in Myanmar/Burma and calling on Myanmar to engage constructively with the ASEAN Special Envoy to implement fully and completely the ASEAN Five Point Consensus.

Press briefing ahead of General Affairs Council will take place on Friday 15 October 2021 at 13.00.

Press briefing ahead of Foreign Affairs Council will take place on 15 October 2021 at 9:30.

Les ONG ont lancé une pétition, ce jeudi (14 octobre), exigeant que la France s'engage contre une ré-autorisation du pesticide dans l’UE, alors que deux consultations en vue d’une ré-autorisation du glyphosate sont en cours au niveau européen.

Große Infrastrukturprojekte setzen Mensch und Umwelt unter Stress. Ihre Planung und Zulassung erfordert aufwendige Verfahren, in denen alle relevanten Belange gegeneinander abgewogen werden müssen, schreibt Thomas Schomerus.

TASR: Év végéig folytatódni fog az öntesztelés az iskolákban. Ezt a csütörtöki kormányülés előtt jelentette ki Branislav Gröhling (SaS) oktatásügyi miniszter.

En pleine crise inflationniste, le Dinar algérien poursuit sa dérive et s’éloigne de toute tentative de concurrence devant les principales devises. L’euro et le dollar américain trônent pendant ce temps sur les deux marchés parallèles et officiel.

À la banque d’Algérie, la monnaie nationale continue sa descente aux enfers. Devant la monnaie unique européenne et la monnaie étasunienne, le dinar Algérien reste faible, et loin de tout signe de redressement.

En effet, la valeur de la monnaie unique européenne a connu une autre légère hausse aujourd’hui, le 14 octobre, à la banque d’Algérie. Un seul euro est échangé contre 168.65 Dinars algériens à la vente et contre 168.71 Dinars algériens à l’achat.

En ce qui concerne la monnaie étasunienne, sa valeur ne cesse d’inscrire des records ces derniers mois. Aujourd’hui, un dollar est cédé au niveau des guichets de la banque d’Algérie contre 137.36 Dinars algériens à la vente et 137.35 Dinars algériens à l’achat.

La Livre Sterling enfin s’échange toujours très cher. Un seul pound vaut 187.15 Dinars algériens à l’achat et 187.22 Dinars Algériens à la vente.

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Au square Port-Saïd dans la capitale Alger, les choses sont nettement pires pour la monnaie nationale. Chez les cambistes, il suffit d’un soupçon d’une augmentation de la demande pour que la valeur des devises flambent.

C’est le cas de la monnaie unique européenne, qui, depuis l’ouverture des frontières et l’ajout de vols puis de traversées maritimes, a vu sa valeur renforcée. Un euro s’échange aujourd’hui au marché noir contre 212.50 Dinars à l’achat et contre 214.50 Dinars algériens à la vente.

Le dollar américain quant à lui est cédé par les cambistes contre 182 Dinars a l’achat et 184 Dinars a la vente. La Livre Sterling enfin garde toute sa valeur. Un seul Pound est cédé au marché parallèle contre 243 Dinars algériens à la vente et contre 241 Dinars algériens à l’achat.

L’article Taux de change : cours des principales devises ce 14 octobre est apparu en premier sur .

Anyagi támogatás és hatékony intézkedések nélkül az ágazat nem éli túl a harmadik hullámot – véli a Szövetség. A sajtótájékoztató résztvevői: Forró Krisztián, elnök; Mózes Szabolcs, alelnök; Tóth Tihamér, a dunaszerdahelyi Hotel Therma igazgatója és Kovács Zoltán, idegenforgalmi szakember.

NCZI: Október 13-án 12.531 laboratóriumi PCR-tesztet végeztek el, amelyből 1.871 (14,93 %) zárult pozitív eredménnyel. A járvány halálos áldozatainak a száma szerdán 19-cel 12.791-re emelkedett.

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WARSAW/STOCKHOLM, 14 October 2021 – Thirty years ago, the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) was established. Its mandate is to assist the countries of the OSCE region in strengthening democratic institutions and the rule of law, and in respecting  human rights. Over the next two days, over 500 participants will gather in person and online to discuss the ODIHR’s achievements and its role in finding lasting solutions to the challenges faced across the OSCE region.

“ODIHR was created 30 years ago in the knowledge that democracy and human rights are key to lasting safety and security across the vast OSCE region, and this remains the basis of our work today,” said ODIHR Director Matteo Mecacci. “As countries continue to struggle with the aftermath of the pandemic and we continue to witness violations of human rights around the OSCE region, this anniversary year is a time for both reflection and for looking forward. It also reminds us that genuine dialogue is not just a good solution to global problems, but the only solution.”

It was in 1990 that OSCE leaders agreed in Paris to “undertake to build, consolidate and strengthen democracy as the only system of government of our nations.” The states that signed the agreements in Paris and in Copenhagen earlier that same year were both far-sighted and courageous, reaching towards a future that lay beyond the immediate challenges to a time of peace and growing prosperity.

ODIHR has taken on a leading role across the 57 countries of the OSCE in surmounting the region’s many challenges, supporting states in strengthening their democratic institutions and respect for human rights and the rule of law in a multitude of ways. ODIHR’s strong ties with civil society are at the heart of its work, creating a platform for civil society organizations to interact with national authorities and ensuring all voices are heard. By encouraging and assisting governments to genuinely engage civil society in their decision-making, ODIHR offers assistance in increasing respect for human rights and thus strengthening the security of the entire region. 

“ODIHR’s assistance over the last three decades has had a major impact throughout the OSCE region. All participating States will continue to need the support of ODIHR in implementing our commitments and in protecting and promoting democracy and the rule of law, as well as human rights including gender equality. This we owe to all individuals of this region,” said Ann Linde, Chairperson-in-Office of the OSCE and Swedish minister for foreign affairs.

As well as marking the many achievements of the last three decades, participants in the two-day meeting will debate current challenges and opportunities, and discuss ODIHR’s role in continuing to promote democracy, human rights and the rule of law in the future in a common spirit of co-operation. The conference will also allow participants to share experiences and exchange best practices as the countries of the region seek to emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic, on the understanding that societies that stand together are more resilient in times of crisis.

“I wish to stress that Poland is proud of hosting ODIHR. Our capital, Warsaw, has become a vibrant centre of dialogue on human rights and democracy. Being a seat of both ODIHR and the Permanent Secretariat of the Community of Democracies, it is also the city where the largest human rights conferences in Europe take place,” said Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Szymon Szynkowski vel Sęk. He recalled the role of ODIHR and regular Human Dimension events for strengthening cooperation among the OSCE Participating States based on human rights and democratic values.

Building on the OSCE’s unique vision of security, the conference focuses on the paramount importance of human rights and democracy for ensuring the security of the 57 countries of the OSCE region. Other high-level speakers include OSCE Secretary General Helga Maria Schmid, OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Teresa Ribeiro, OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities Kairat Abdrakhmanov, OSCE Parliamentary Assembly President Margareta Cederfelt, Amnesty International Secretary General Agnès Callamard, and Kevin Casas-Zamora, Secretary General of the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA).

If dealt with properly, renewable hydrogen has the power to help decarbonise Europe. Still, policymakers need to maintain the idea of additionality so that renewable electricity is not diverted away from energy production, opening the door for gas and coal, writes Marta Lovisolo.