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Die Schweizer Anbieter von Online-Geldspielen sehen sich gegenüber der illegalen Konkurrenz aus dem Ausland benachteiligt. Nach wie vor tummelten sich "unzählige, illegale Casinos in der Schweiz", sagte der CEO des Stadtcasino Baden, Detlef Brose.

Lors du 35ème mardi de protestation, les étudiants ont promis une manifestation historique le vendredi 1er novembre prochain, coïncidant avec le 65ème anniversaire de la Guerre de Libération algérienne.

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Ausländische Onlinehändler treten auf dem Schweizer Markt immer aggressiver auf. Das setzt Schweizer Anbieter unter Zugzwang. So kämpfen sie gegen die übermächtige ausländische Konkurrenz.

Postponing the start of accession talks with North Macedonia and Albania was a "serious mistake" and "grave error", European Council President Donald Tusk and Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker told MEPs on Tuesday, as negative effects already started showing in the Western Balkans.

Vor knapp einem Jahr verlor Daniela Büchner ihren Partner Jens. Die Witwe verrät, wie sehr die Familie unter dem Tod des TV-Auswanderers gelitten hat.

Stan Wawrinka (34) spricht vor seinem Auftakt an den Swiss Indoors über den verlorenen Antwerpen-Final, seine Fuss-Verletzung, das Turnier in Basel und ATP Cup.

Vergessen Sie Halloween und ausgehöhlte Kürbisse! Dieses Jahr besinnen wir uns auf Schweizer Traditionen: Die Räbechilbi in Richterswil ist das eindrücklichste Lichterfest der Eidgenossenschaft.

A Fidus biztonsági cég vezetője szerint a Vatikán okosrózsafüzérje hasznos eszköz, csak ne bízza rá az adatait a felhasználó.

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Maximilian Schroeder, Head of Unit of the Subcommittee on Security and Defence Secretariat, and Anthony Teasdale, Director General of EPRS, welcomed a panel of six experts to a briefing seminar on ‘Understanding CSDP: EU Common Security and Defence Policy’ on 2 October 2019.

Sven Biscop of the Egmont – Royal Institute for International Relations focused his introductory remarks on leveraging the new common security and defence policy (CSDP) and defence industrial policy mechanisms into concrete capabilities. He stressed that instruments such as the European Defence Fund (EDF) and Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO) are not ends in themselves. Real success will require an emphasis on using these frameworks to develop projects that the EU would not otherwise undertake, instead of, according to the expert, becoming stuck in procedures, as is currently the case. He added that a particularly important goal for PESCO should be the integration of, as opposed to simple cooperation between, European militaries. Without this, the EU cannot achieve a ‘comprehensive, full spectrum force package’.

The next speaker was Simona Soare of the EU Institute for Security Studies, who proposed three principal areas for the Parliament to consider. First, echoing Sven Biscop, she urged Parliament to take stock of the EU’s credible progress on the CSDP since 2016, focusing on concrete outcomes of the instruments it has designed. Second, Parliament should look ahead and prioritise emerging digital and climate issues. Specifically, how can the EU position itself to push for appropriate norms around technologies such as artificial intelligence, and how will climate change affect conflict prevention? Finally, according to the speaker, Parliament must consider how to respond to changes occurring in fundamental pillars of the transatlantic relationship such as trade, multilateralism, and security cooperation.

Defence has become a regular topic on European Council meeting agendas, the continued monitoring of which will be key to future implementation of CSDP initiatives. Suzanna Anghel Gavrilescu of the EPRS European Council Oversight Unit reminded the audience that the current discourse on defence is largely the result of consensus in the European Council since 2012-2013 that ‘defence matters’. However, she cautioned against expecting the Council to use vocabulary such as ‘European Defence Union’ or ‘strategic autonomy’ in its discourse regarding the CSDP.

Elena Lazarou of the EPRS External Policies Unit outlined a few of the largest challenges to future EU security. The increasing rate of technological change is a major concern, which will only heighten the problem of delayed EU responses to global issues. If it cannot resolve this discrepancy, the EU will fall further and further behind. Additionally, the EU lacks a clear ‘grand strategy’. To guide its actions on CSDP, the EU must formulate a coherent vision of the strategic link between its various developing capabilities, possibly in the form of a White Book, as the European Parliament has repeatedly requested.

Continuing this discussion of large-scale changes to global security, Leopold Schmertzing of the EPRS Global Trends Unit noted that we first must recognise the increasing power of information in warfare, as actors weaponise narratives to gain the upper hand in conflicts. Additionally, digitisation means that artificial intelligence will be increasingly used on the battlefield. Finally, a few entities will control a majority of the military capabilities in a multipolar world, which will add new complexity and volatility to nuclear strategy.

Wrapping up the discussion, Phillipe Perchoc of the EPRS External Policies Unit presented the new Normandy Index, developed by EPRS and the Institute for Economics and Peace, which measures threats to peace and democracy in the world. He emphasised that defence also includes peace protection, and that this index can therefore also be used as a tool for parliamentary work on the security and defence policy.

Overall, the members of the panel agreed that the new structure proposed for the European Commission suggests that there will be continuity of previous Commission efforts in this field, with an increased emphasis on industrial and technological aspects. During a Q&A session with the audience, the panel addressed cooperation efforts between the EU and NATO, approaches for investing in and retaining human capital, as well as the role of Parliament in shaping CSDP and the future of the EU defence industry.

A Béjaia, 35ème mardi de protestation de la communauté universitaire, appuyée par les travailleurs de plusieurs secteurs, pour demander le départ du système politique en Algérie, et la libération des détenus d’opinion qui croupissent à la prison d’El Harrach

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Egy rejtélyes politikai gyilkosság, egy thriller a korrupcióról, és egy, a tradíciókkal szembeszálló nő története. A LUX filmnapok most ezeket a filmeket mutatják be a közönségnek.

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Four years after the bombing of a Russian plane, the UK says airport security at the resort is safe.

Körülbelül 1,1 millió munkahely létrejöttét segítette és 0,9 százalékkal járult hozzá az EU bruttó hazai termékének (GDP) növekedéséhez az Európai Stratégiai Beruházási Alap (EFSI) - közölte az Európai Bizottság elnöke.

In 2017, 263,883 people were employed in the environmental sector in Germany, which was about 12,600 more than in the previous year. Although this means that the amount of so-called "green jobs" saw a slight rise in Germany, the stagnating wind industry continues to hamper growth. EURACTIV Germany reports.

La plainte pour diffamation de la socialiste bernoise Margret Kiener Nellen contre Reto Müller est rejetée par le Tribunal fédéral.

MEPs discussed the conclusions of the 17-18 October EU summit in plenary this morning with Presidents Juncker and Tusk.

Source : © European Union, 2019 - EP

MEPs discussed the conclusions of the 17-18 October EU summit in plenary this morning with Presidents Juncker and Tusk.

Source : © European Union, 2019 - EP

MEPs discussed the conclusions of the 17-18 October EU summit in plenary this morning with Presidents Juncker and Tusk.

Source : © European Union, 2019 - EP

Die Abgeordneten billigen die Änderung des EU-Globalisierungsfonds EGF. Die Gelder können nun auch Arbeitnehmern zu Gute kommen, die die durch einen „No-Deal"-Brexit arbeitslos werden.
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