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Bittere News für Kadetten-Star: Kreisläufer Lucas Meister verpasst Nati-Highlights

Blick.ch - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 11:34
Grosses Verletzungspech für Lucas Meister. Der Spieler der Kadetten Schaffhausen hat sich schwerer am Knie verletzt und verpasst damit auch die grossen anstehenden Termine mit der Nati.
Categories: Swiss News

Milyenek a szlovák várakozások Kamala Harris és Donald Trump csatájában?

Bumm.sk (Szlovákia/Felvidék) - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 11:30
Szlovákia EU- és NATO-tagként figyeli a világ egyik legfontosabb választásának kimenetelét, több százezer szlovák származású választó azonban közvetlenül is beleszólhat, ki legyen az USA elnöke. De mit jelentene az egyes jelöltek megválasztása a mi számunkra?

Ausflug zu Allerheiligen: Zu Besuch bei den Toten

Blick.ch - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 11:25
Der Monat der Toten: Anfang November gedenken Katholiken am Doppelfest Allerheiligen und Allerseelen. Grund genug, auch mal berühmten Persönlichkeiten seine Ehre zu erweisen. Blick stellt die sieben grössten Stars vor, die in Schweizer Erde begraben liegen.
Categories: Swiss News

2025 ist Schluss: Auf diesen Handys wird Whatsapp abgeschaltet

Blick.ch - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 11:14
Der Countdown für Nutzer von simplen Handys läuft: Whatsapp stellt den Support für zahlreiche Handy-Modelle ein – die ersten können den Messenger bereits jetzt nicht mehr nutzen.
Categories: Swiss News

7 Millionen Franken für Bahnen und Beizen: Französischer Investor will Walliser Skigebiet übernehmen

Blick.ch - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 11:12
Christian Mars steht mit einem fetten Check parat. Er will im grossen Stil bei den Bergbahnen Hohsaas in Saas-Grund VS einsteigen. Sein Geld wäre willkommen, es stehen teure Investitionen an. Im Wallis ist der Franzose kein Unbekannter.
Categories: Swiss News

Model OSCE for young leaders in South-Eastern Europe: Enabling young experts to better engage in peace and security efforts  

OSCE - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 11:09
579718 Communication and Media Relations Section

Model OSCE, a three-day initiative that brought together 23 young participants in Belgrade last week, convened people between 18 and 30 years old to gain hands-on experience in multilateral diplomacy and decision-making processes. The event, which took place from 29 to 31 October, hosted 13 young women and 10 young men from across the region.

The participants, representing the diversity of the South-Eastern Europe region, had the opportunity to simulate consensus-based negotiations involving OSCE participating States. Through this immersive experience, they gained practical insights into the OSCE's comprehensive approach to security and its emphasis on dialogue and co-operation.

“As a former Member of Parliament in Malta, I’ve seen both the highs and lows of public life. It’s crucial that youth aren’t just invited to discussions but have their perspectives actively integrated into decision-making,” said Oliver Scicluna, Special Representative of the OSCE Chair-in-Office on Youth. “We need inclusive processes to ensure their voices shape public policies.”

The event served as a platform to not only expand the participants' knowledge of the Organization’s work but also to sharpen their negotiation skills in a multilateral setting. The project reflects OSCE's commitment to advancing the youth and security agenda by building the capacities of young people to contribute to regional and international peace and security.

“Dialogue and negotiations can be challenging. They require respect, trust, understanding and - most importantly, talking and listening to one another with an open mind to overcome disagreement and reach compromises and ultimately consensus,” said Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia Ambassador Jan Braathu in his address to the participants.

Participants specifically highlighted the importance of experience exchange with diplomats and public figures who provided them with guidance and unique insights from their exposure to global challenges and negotiations tactics. In addition, they stressed the application of negotiation techniques in a simulation exercise that allowed them to be better prepared for problem-solving and communication.

The Extra-budgetary Project “Accelerating the implementation of the Youth and Security Agenda in the OSCE region” continues to drive efforts to empower young leaders in South-Eastern Europe and beyond, fostering their potential to shape the future of security and co-operation in the OSCE region.

Categories: Central Europe

Trump’s fraud claims revive fears he may again seek to overturn election results

Euractiv.com - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 11:05
Trump on Thursday (31 October) stepped up his unfounded allegations that probes into suspect voter registration forms are proof of voter fraud.
Categories: European Union

Unheimliche Goal-Serie: FCL-Eigengewächs Jaquez hat plötzlich das Knipser-Gen

Blick.ch - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 11:02
FCL-Verteidiger Luca Jaquez macht gegen Servette sein drittes Saisontor. Noch eines fehlt, dann ist er zusammen mit einem Sturmduo Luzerner Spitzenreiter.
Categories: Swiss News

Einfach Claudio fragen: Ossobuco alla milanese mit oder ohne Tomaten?

Blick.ch - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 11:02
Ossobuco alla milanese ist ein Gericht, das oft falsch zubereitet – und falsch geschrieben – wird. Claudio Del Principe schwärmt von einem zwiebellosen Rezept und verrät hier seine Lieblingszubereitungsart.
Categories: Swiss News

Présidentielle américaine: Après Rösti, le président de l’UDC se dit aussi pour Trump

24heures.ch - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 11:02
Des leaders de l'UDC, dont Marcel Dettling, expriment leur soutien à Donald Trump et suscitent un débat diplomatique en Suisse.
Categories: Swiss News

Italienischer Super-Roadster an der Auto Zürich: Pagani fährt den Utopia Roadster vor

Blick.ch - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 11:01
Der neue Pagani Utopia Roadster beeindruckt mit einem 864 PS starken V12-Motor und einem leichten Karbon-Titan-Chassis. Das auf 130 Stück limitierte Modell kostet rund 3,1 Millionen Euro und steht vom 7. bis 10. November an der Auto Zürich.
Categories: Swiss News

16 fillért izmosodott a forint: 407,90 HUF = 1 euró

Bumm.sk (Szlovákia/Felvidék) - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 11:00
Mfor.hu: A nemzetközi devizapiacok az ünnepnapon is nyitva vannak. A forint erőlködött, és valamennyit erősödött a főbb devizákkal szemben. Az euró árfolyama 407,90 forintra erősödött a csütörtök kora esti 408,06 forintról. A svájci frank jegyzése 432,69 forinton állt 434,12 forintról érkezve. A dollár pedig 375,59 forintra erősödött az előző esti 375,78 forintról.

L'homme qui soulage la douleur des enfants palestiniens avec ses marionnettes

BBC Afrique - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 10:53
Mahdy Krira est un artiste palestinien de Gaza qui utilise ses marionnettes pour divertir, éduquer et offrir un soutien psychologique à un peuple accablé par une guerre incessante.
Categories: Afrique

Von Amok-Jäger Roland Drexler (56) fehlt weiterhin jede Spur: Welches Szenario den Ermittlern grosse Sorgen macht

Blick.ch - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 10:51
Wo ist der mutmassliche Doppelmörder Roland Drexler? Seit Montag wird er EU-weit gesucht. Doch die Polizei tappt im Dunkeln.
Categories: Swiss News

1. November: Allerheiligen: Welche Kantone haben frei?

Blick.ch - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 10:50
Neid! Die meisten römisch-katholischen Kantone werden Allerheiligen feiern und die Einwohner den freien Tag geniessen.
Categories: Swiss News

Transforming Africa with the Power of Education

Africa - INTER PRESS SERVICE - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 10:34

By Yasmine Sherif
NEW YORK, Nov 1 2024 (IPS)

Africa has the youngest population in the world today. Around 40% of the population is 15 or younger. They have a non-negotiable right to an inclusive and continued quality education, just like young people everywhere across the globe.

As we celebrate Africa Youth Day – and the African Union year of education – we call on world leaders to substantially increase investments in education across the African continent. We can no longer leave them behind. It is time to put them at the forefront.

It is inconceivable that only one in ten children aged 10 in sub-Saharan Africa can read and comprehend a sentence. This is a distressing fact and cause for real alarm.

The potential of the children and adolescents of Africa is unlimited. I have seen their eagerness to learn, their gratitude for every opportunity and their powerful desire to get an education – from the Sahel to the Horn of Africa and beyond.

Sadly, another fact remains: the needs far exceed the financial resources available – especially on the frontlines of armed conflicts, forced displacement and climate change.

Fact is that we can collectively change this. Between 2000 and 2022 primary school completion rates across the region rose from 52% to 67%, and about half of students were able to complete lower secondary education, according to analysis by UNESCO.

In all 17 million young Africans are in university today, and more girls than ever before are able to attend school.

This progress, however, fails to present a full picture of education in Africa. “Of all regions, sub-Saharan Africa has the highest rates of education exclusion. Over one-fifth of children between the ages of about 6 and 11 are out of school, followed by one-third of youth between the ages of about 12 and 14. Almost 60% of youth between the ages of about 15 and 17 are not in school,” according to UNESCO.

Our collective support is now more urgent than ever. It is the smart thing to do for economic progress. It is the right thing to do for equality and equity. It is the least we can do for the people with such immense potentials and yearning to study, to become and to live a full life.

As the global fund for education in emergencies and protracted crises within the United Nations, Education Cannot Wait (ECW) and our strategic partners are working tirelessly to create sustainable education and lifelong learning pathways for all of Africa’s children and youth.

According to our latest Annual Results Report, ECW investments reached over 900,000 children in East Africa with quality learning supports in 2023 alone. In West and Central Africa, we reached over 1.8 million!

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, young mothers like Meda are realizing their dreams of finishing school. In Chad, where the Sudan regional refugee crisis is straining budgets and resources, girls like Khadidja Abdoulaye are gaining valuable vocational skills in sewing, mechanics and gardening.

This is what collective support can achieve. It gives us a peek into what the African continent of young people can achieve – not just for themselves, but for all of us.

IPS UN Bureau

 


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Africa Youth Day Statement by Education Cannot Wait Executive Director Yasmine Sherif
Categories: Africa

Tiefrote Halbjahreszahlen: Anleger strafen Meyer Burger ab – Aktie fällt Richtung 1-Franken-Marke

Blick.ch - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 10:34
Wie geht es den Schweizer Firmen? Was läuft an der Wall Street? Und wie entwickelt sich der Gold-, Ölpreis und die Kurse der grössten Kryptowährungen wie Bitcoin? Im Liveticker halten wir dich über die neusten Entwicklungen an den globalen Märkten auf dem Laufenden.
Categories: Swiss News

Tödlicher Unfall in Veyrier GE: Motorradfahrer verliert Kontrolle und stirbt

Blick.ch - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 10:33
Ein Motorradfahrer verlor am Freitagmorgen die Kontrolle und verstarb noch an der Unfallstelle. Es ist der zehnte Verkehrstote in Genf im Jahr 2024. Die Staatsanwaltschaft ermittelt.
Categories: Swiss News

November elején az elhunytakra emlékezünk

Bumm.sk (Szlovákia/Felvidék) - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 10:30
A katolikus egyház pénteken (11. 1.) a mindenszentek "parancsolt ünnepéről" emlékezik meg. Szombatra (11. 2.) pedig a halottak napja esik. Mindkét napot az elhunytakra való emlékezés, a temetők felkeresése, a meghalt közeli hozzátartozók sírján történő gyertyagyújtás és a nyughelyek virággal való feldíszítése jellemzi.

Kreatives Upcycling: Das kannst du mit alten Korken alles machen

Blick.ch - Fri, 11/01/2024 - 10:30
Weinkorken sind Naturprodukte, die du auf keinen Fall einfach so wegschmeissen solltest. Mit unseren Tipps erhalten die korkigen Alleskönner ein neues Leben.
Categories: Swiss News

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