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Les États membres ont accueilli avec une grande prudence le nouveau pacte sur la migration et l’asile proposé par la Commission européenne, bien que tous admettent l’urgence de régler une question dans l’impasse depuis plus de cinq ans. Un article d’Euroefe.

Am Donnerstagabend krachte es in Zürich spektakulär und ein Auto landete auf dem Dach. Jetzt sucht die Polizei Zeugen, die den Crash gesehen hatten.

Le Parlement européen a annoncé avoir interrompu la négociation avec les États membres sur le prochain budget pluriannuel de l’UE pour la période 2021-2027. Un article de notre partenaire, Ouest-France.

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Quatre détenus du mouvement Hirak ont entamé une grève de la faim à Oran pour protester contre leurs incarnations, rapporte, ce vendredi 9 octobre, le Comite National pour la Libération des Détenus (CNLD). Selon les informations rapportées par le CNLD, « Docteur Boudjenane Nasreddine (enseignant universitaire à l’USTO), Karim Zaouche (syndicaliste), Elhadj Bouabca (Chirurgien dentiste) et […]

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Twenty rescuers of Tajikistan’s Committee of Emergency Situation and Civil Defence completed a four-week training course on 10 October 2020 to improve their skills on conducting field-based emergency response operations in challenging conditions, which they commonly face while performing their duties. The course funded by the European Union was organized by the OSCE Programme Office in Dushanbe in co-operation with the Committee.

During the course they covered legal, gender and human rights aspects of conducting search and rescue operations; the use of mountaineering equipment and techniques; skills to enhance their reading of military and topographic maps; trace tracking; and search and rescue techniques in rivers, mudflows and mountainous areas.

The Committee’s representatives and OSCE experts conducted the training course.

“We are pleased to see that civil protection capacity is further strengthened through this enhanced co-operation in the region. In particular between Tajikistan and Afghanistan, where security and civil protection co-operation is crucial for mobilizing an effective emergency response in the shared border areas. I am confident that these kinds of training courses help in making rescue- and emergency operations both more efficient, and contribute to saving additional lives and livelihoods on both sides of the borders,” said Ambassador Marilyn Josefson, Head of the EU Delegation to Tajikistan.

"I thank the leadership of Tajikistan’s Committee of Emergency Situations and Civil Defence for their support in organizing this training course, which helped 20 rescuers to enhance their skills in emergency response,” said Valeriu Chiveri, Head of the OSCE Programme Office in Dushanbe. “At the same time I look forward to our Office’s co-operation with the Committee on the second round of the training course within the framework of this project, which is being conducted thanks to the financial support of the European Union.”

This was the first in a series of training courses within the 18-month EU-funded project, “Stabilization of Tajikistan’s southern border region with Afghanistan”, which is designed to strengthen the capacity of the Committee of Emergency Situations and Civil Defence. The aim of the project is to address various threats and risks related to natural disasters, which Tajikistan frequently faces across the country and - in particular - along its southern border. The project is implemented by the OSCE Programme Office in Dushanbe.

The EU has promoted security and effective border management in Tajikistan since 2003, notably through the regional Border Management Central Asia Programme (BOMCA) and the Central Asia Drug Action Programme (CADAP). Through the EU’s Foreign Policy Instrument contributing to Peace and Stability, the EU helps build critical infrastructure in the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region, helps stabilize border regions, promote cross-border dialogue for tolerance and peace, and support activities aimed at preventing violent extremism and disinformation.

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«Bachelor»-Kandidatin Angie ist bereits Mutter einer zweijährigen Tochter. BLICK stellt sie vor.

609'000 Franken zahlt Rapperin Loredana ihrem Abzock-Opfer Petra Z. Und das, laut der Staatsanwaltschaft, «keineswegs gewissermassen aus der Portokasse». Zudem muss die Rapperin 13'000 Franken Verfahrenskosten tragen.

Angesichts stark steigender Zahlen an Corona-Neuinfektionen schlagen Städte und Kliniken Alarm.

Das French Open und die Schweizer, das schien in diesem Jahr nichts zu werden. Zumindest bei den Profis. Denn der Nachwuchs sorgt weiterhin für Furore. Dominic Stricker (18) und Leandro Riedi (18) sind beide bis ins Finale vorgestossen.

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La start-up Keshlu, a créé un nouveau jeu de société, 100 % algérien, appelé « Dinar ». Ce dernier initie les joueurs à la création de business. « Dinar«  est un jeu de société 100% algérien, créé par la start-up Kheshlu qui a été fondée par deux jeunes entrepreneurs. Kheshlu est spécialisée dans la création de jeux et […]

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The British parliament’s defence committee said on Thursday (9 October) that it had found clear evidence that telecoms giant Huawei had colluded with the Chinese state and said Britain may need to remove all Huawei equipment earlier than planned.

In den USA herrscht Entsetzen: Die Wolverine Watchmen wollten die Michigan-Gouverneurin Gretchen Whitmer (49) entführen und das Land ins Chaos stürzen. BLICK zeigt, wer diese Miliz ist.

VIENNA, 9 October 2020 – The 22nd Central Asia Media Conference, organized online by the Office of the OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media (RFoM), concluded today. Over the course of the three-day conference, around 150 journalists, representatives of NGOs, academia, international experts, and government agencies from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan as well as Mongolia, discussed a broad range of issues related to freedom of the media and freedom of information in the region, with a special focus on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The conference this year focused on “Strengthening Media Diversity and Pluralism in Central Asia”, and consisted of three plenary sessions. The first session addressed recent steps taken by governments and social media platforms in regulating so-called ‘harmful content’, and responses by media rights organizations and editorial houses to these steps. Participants, together with regional and international experts, discussed ways to counter disinformation, hate speech and other forms of what is broadly referred to as ‘harmful content’ offline and online, while upholding human rights, freedom of the media commitments and the rule of law. Opportunities and challenges brought on by the use of Artificial Intelligence and various automated systems when countering online hate speech were also discussed.

The second session focused on promoting diversity in the mainstream media. In particular, the session addressed the importance of ensuring balanced and representational reporting on societal matters, without racial or ethnic bias. At the third session, civil society and government representatives from Central Asia and Mongolia presented an overview of media freedom developments in their respective countries over the past year. They focused especially on the challenges arising from the COVID-19 pandemic, including current legislation and policies, which might have a chilling effect on freedom of the media.

“The COVID-19 pandemic has hit the media hard and has had a grave impact on the freedom to report. It is paramount to ensure the free flow of reliable information while fighting disinformation,” said Jürgen Heissel, Director of the Office of the OSCE RFoM. “Let us remember that international law provides guidance for the delicate balance between States’ obligations to protect their citizens against unlawful and ‘harmful content’, such as hate speech or incitement to terrorism on the one hand, and freedom of expression and free media on the other hand,” he added.

Discussions also highlighted the need to enhance regional efforts in promoting media literacy, strengthening effective media accountability systems, and achieving greater adherence to ethical standards.

More information on the conference, including keynote speeches and background materials, can be found here: https://www.osce.org/representative-on-freedom-of-media/464190