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A Szlovák Hidrometeorológiai Intézet (SHMÚ) előrejelzése szerint változékony időjárás vár ránk csütörtökön. Számos térségben – főként az északi és a keleti régiókban – záporokra, esőzésekre lehet számítani.

Public approval of President Donald Trump’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic remained steady this week as the number of US deaths from the illness surpassed 100,000, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Wednesday (27 May).

As part of its recovery plan, the European Commission wants to attract €600 billion of additional private investments in order to finance strategic sectors and support viable companies at risk of liquidity shortages in the aftermath of the COVID-19 crisis.

Tényleges életfogytig tartó szabadságvesztés kiszabását indítványozva minősített emberölés bűntette miatt emelt vádat a Fővárosi Főügyészség egy férfi ellen, aki kegyetlen módon megölte beszélgetőtársát tavaly áprilisban Budapesten.

A főügyészség azt közölte: a vádlott – egy 34 éves férfi – 2019. április 20-án este a XX. kerületben, a Határ út melletti füves területen sétált alkalmi ismerősével, egy 51 éves férfival. Beszélgettek, majd – ismeretlen okból – rátámadt beszélgetőtársára, hosszabb időn keresztül bántalmazta, végül elővett egy tapétavágó kést és elvágta a sértett nyakát; az idősebb férfi meghalt.

A vádiratnak tárgya az is, hogy a vádlott ugyanezen a napon egy másik férfival is verekedett egy XXIII. kerületi hajléktalanszállón.

A Fővárosi Főügyészség az erőszakos, többszörös visszaeső férfi ellen különös kegyetlenséggel elkövetett emberölés bűntette és garázdaság vétsége miatt nyújtott be vádiratot a Fővárosi Törvényszékre. Indítványozta, hogy a bíróság – halmazati büntetésként – ítélje életfogytig tartó fegyházbüntetésre a vádlottat és zárja ki a feltételes szabadságra bocsátás lehetőségéből.

A vádlott jelenleg letartóztatásban van – áll a közleményben.

Leergeräumte Regale, lange Schlangen vor den Läden: Zu Beginn der Corona-Krise reagierten Teile der Bevölkerung mit veritablen Hamsterkäufen auf die neue Situation. Dabei wäre man beim Bund auf viel Schlimmeres vorbereitet gewesen.

The outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic has forced Germany to radically revise the priorities for its EU Council Presidency in the second half of the year. One thing is clear: the biggest EU country takes the helm in the midst of an unprecedented crisis, at a crucial time for the bloc's recovery efforts. EURACTIV Germany reports.

South Korea has reported its biggest daily increase in coronavirus cases in 53 days, triggering warnings it may have to revert to stricter social distancing measures after appearing to have brought the outbreak under control, The Guardian reports. There were 79 new infections on Thursday, with 67 of them from the Seoul metropolitan area. The new spike in infections has underlined the risks that come with relaxing social distancing rules.

Das Land bewegt sich zurück in die Normalität. In der politischen Debatte ist sie bereits zurück. Wenn es um die Begrenzungs-Initiative der SVP geht, schenken sich die politischen Kontrahenten nichts – wie der Talk auf Blick TV zeigt.

Shares in European banks soared by 4 percent after the EU unveiled its multi-billion pandemic bailout plan on Wednesday, amid broader market gains. Shares in some travel firms, such as Tui, also rebounded, as EU states slowly reopened to tourism. But the value of the British pound fell by 1% against the euro, as EU and UK negotiators appeared no closer to serious progress on future trade talks.

A komáromi kórházban már lehet időpontot kérni szerológiai tesztelésre is, amely által kimutathatók a vérben az új típusú koronavírus ellen termelt ellenanyagok.

2017 kommt es in Bazenheid zu einem tödlichen Bruderstreit: Hichem S. ersticht damals Schemseddin S. Mit dem bevorstehenden Prozess gegen den Angreifer deuten sich nun die Hintergründe der Tat an.

Antisemitic crimes in Germany rose by 13 percent to 2,032 last year, with 93 percent of them committed by far-right extremists, the country's interior minister, Horst Seehofer, said on Wednesday. "We must do everything humanly possible to ensure the protection of our people," he said. "Antisemitism has become commonplace for Jews in Germany. Especially on the internet," Josef Schuster, president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, added.

Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has defended his caution on phasing out lockdown measures, as Ireland lags behind Europe in plans to reopen restaurants (late June), hotels (July), and bars (August). It would be "premature" to move faster without "proper data", he told MPs Wednesday, while urging Irish people to "hold firm". Shirtless photos of Varadkar himself flouting lockdown measures at a picnic in the park went viral last weekend.

The board of German airline Lufthansa refused to accept the conditions of a €9 billion aid package on Wednesday (27 May), citing the European Commission's reported requirement that the carrier give up some airport slots at two of its major hubs.

Suspected human smugglers face up to 15 years in prison after Belgium and France announced 26 arrests Wednesday in a case linked to the deaths of 39 Vietnamese people in a lorry in the UK last year. There were 16 raids in Brussels, arresting 11 Vietnamese and two Moroccan nationals. The joint operation by Belgian, British, French, and Irish police was coordinated by EU judicial agency Eurojust in The Hague.

Russian gas tanker, the Christophe de Margerie, was, on 27 May, approaching the Russian island of Wrangel in the Arctic Ocean en route to the Chinese port of Jingtang, the Barents Observer news website has reported. The trip is the earliest-ever on the northern route without using an ice-breaker ship, although one is accompanying the tanker, amid record-high temperatures in the Arctic region in recent years due to climate change.

The European Commission on Wednesday proposed borrowing €7.7bn on the financial markets to increase spending on vaccines, drugs and healthcare over the next four years, reports Reuters. Although it still needs approval, the plan aims to reduce Europe's reliance on imports when it comes to medical products and pharmaceuticals.

China's effort to undo Hong Kong autonomy despite a 1997 treaty to preserve the former UK colony's freedoms "affects not only our direct interests in Hong Kong, but also the maintenance of the rules-based international order where legal and political commitments are to be respected," EU foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell said in a letter to EU states on 26 May, Bloomberg reports. EU states needed "robust messaging", he added.