A faszenes kerti grillek jelenleg a kerttulajdonosok egyik legnépszerűbb vásárlása! Ha szeretne egy kerti grillt, de nincs meggyőződve arról, hogy megéri-e a befektetést, a következő sorokban 5 igazán jó okot részletezünk!
A saját magunknak és az otthonunknak szánt vásárlások gyakran indokoltak és jól meghatározott céllal történnek, és a precíz hasznosságú vásárlások közé sorolhatjuk ezek a kerti grillsütők, olyan termékek amelyek minden kültértérrel rendelkező háztulajdonos bevásárlólistáján szerepelnek. A következő sorokban tehát 5 indokot részletezünk, amiért ezek a faszenes grillsütők bárki számára jó befektetésnek számítanak. Íme tehát, hogy miért érdemes faszénnel működő kerti grillsütőt vásárolni:
1. Tartós és megbízható termék
A minőség mindannyiunk számára kérdés, ezért próbálunk okosan vásárolni és egy kicsit utánajárni, mielőtt ténylegesen megveszünk valamit. Ebben az értelemben a kerti grill olyan termék, amelyet hosszú ideig élvezhetünk, mert minőségi és tartós anyagokból készül.
2. Könnyen használható
Akár kedveli az ételek grillezését, akár nem, egy ilyen termék használata nem igényel részletes használati utasítást, és nem is bonyolult. Ezek a kerti grillezők olyan parazsakkal működnek, amelyeket manapság szinte bármelyik boltban megvásárolhat, és nem csak.
3. Hordozható
Az ilyen típusú kerti grillek egyik legnagyobb előnye, hogy hordozhatóak, hogy otthon, barátoknál, a természetben, kempingben egyaránt használhatjuk őket. Könnyen fel- és összeszerelhető, közepes méretű, ezek a grillek finom ételeket és felejthetetlen estéket biztosítanak a családdal és a közeli barátokkal.
4. Egészséges grillezett ételek
Ezeknek a grilleknek egy másik említésre méltó előnye, hogy egészségesebb stílusban, olajban való áztatás és túlsütés nélkül készíthetünk ételt. Ajánlatos odafigyelni arra, hogy milyen ételeket fogyasztunk és hogyan készítjük el, és egy ilyen grill segítségével sokkal kiegyensúlyozottabb lesz a táplálkozásunk.
5. Költségek
Ellentétben a kertben épített, rögzített tégla grillel, amelyhez anyagokat kell vásárolnia és kőművest kell hívnia, és amely nyilvánvalóan sokkal költségesebb, a kerti faszéngrill bárki és bármilyen költségvetés számára megfelelő vétel. Ráadásul még ezek a termékek is különböző méretekben kaphatók, nyilvánvaló, hogy az áruk is eltérő, de biztosan megtaláljuk az igényeinknek megfelelő grillsütőt.
A Rademi.hu webáruház a faszénes kerti grillek széles választékával várja Önt, amelyeket a legjobb online árakon vásárolhat meg. A minőségi, tartós és megbízható anyagokból készült kerti grillek hosszú ideig fognak minket szolgálni. Használja ki az árajánlatokat és örüljön a szép nyári napoknak a finom és egészséges ételeknek, szeretteivel együtt!
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Overview of the Club des Pins, venue of the First Ministerial Meeting of the Group of 77, held in Algeria in October 1967. Credit: National Center of Archives, Algiers, Algeria/ Group of 77
By Thalif Deen
UNITED NATIONS, Apr 3 2023 (IPS)
As signs of a new Cold War are fast emerging at the United Nations, the US continues its war of words with the People’s Republic of China (PRC).
The rivalry, which extends from Russia and Taiwan to Iran and Myanmar – where the UN’s two permanent members are on opposite sides of ongoing political or military conflicts– has now triggered a battle on semantics.
Is China, described as the world’s second largest economy ranking next to the US, really a “developing nation”?
The US House of Representative unanimously passed a bill March 27 directing the Secretary of State Antony Blinken to strip the PRC of its “developing country” status in international organizations
Titled “PRC Is Not a Developing Country Act” — the bill cleared the House in an overwhelming 415-0 vote. The legislation reads: “It should be the policy of the United States—
(1) to oppose the labeling or treatment of the People’s Republic of China as a developing country in any treaty or other international agreement to which the United States is a party;
(2) to oppose the labeling or treatment of the People’s Republic of China as a developing country in each international organization of which the United States is a member; and
(3) to pursue the labeling or treatment of the People’s Republic of China as an upper middle-income country, high income country, or developed country in each international organization of which the United States is a member”.
At the United Nations, China is closely allied with the 137-member Group of 77 (G77), the largest single coalition of “developing countries” (a group created in 1964 with 77 members).
Since China is not a formal member of the G77, the group describes itself either as “The G77 and China” or “The G77 plus China.”
Ambassador Anwarul K. Chowdhury, a former Permanent Representative of Bangladesh to the UN and a former UN Under-Secretary-General, told IPS the defining of a developing country is a complex challenge.
“There is no established framework or charter for defining a “developing country,” he noted
According to well-respected economist Jeffrey Sachs, the current divide between the developed and developing world is largely a phenomenon of the 20th century. Some economists emphasize that the binary labeling of countries is “neither descriptive nor explanatory”.
For the UN system, the G77, which provides the collective negotiating platform of the countries of the South, is in reality synonymous with nations which are identified as “developing countries, least developed countries (LDCs), landlocked developing countries and small island developing states” (SIDS).
“They are all sub-groupings of developing countries and belong to the G-77, he pointed out.
Outlining the group’s history, he said, the G-77 was established in 1964 by seventy-seven developing countries, signatories of the “Joint Declaration” issued at the end of the first session of the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in Geneva.
Although members of the G-77 have increased to 134 countries, the original name was retained due to its historic significance. Developing countries tend to have some characteristics in common, often due to their histories or geographies, said Ambassador Chowdhury, Chairman of the Administrative and Budgetary Committee (Fifth Committee) of the UN General Assembly in 1997-98 and Chair of the Group of 27, working group of G-77, in 1982-83.
In October 1997, he said, China joined the G-77 while keeping its special identity by proposing the nomenclature as “G-77 and China”. China aligns its positions on the global economic and social issues with G-77 positions for negotiating purposes.
Being the largest negotiating group in the United Nations, and in view of the mutuality of their common concerns, G-77 is not expected to agree to separate China from the current collaborative arrangements.
“And more so, if the pressure comes from the US delegation, in view of the recent resolution of the House of Representatives of the US Congress, to take away the categorization of China as a developing country”, declared Ambassador Chowdhury.
In a World Bank Data Blog, Tariq Khokhar, Global Data Editor & Senior Data Scientist and Umar Serajuddin, Manager, Development Data Group, at the World Bank, point out that the IMF, in the “World Economic Outlook (WEO)” currently classify 37 countries as “Advanced Economies” and all others are considered “Emerging Market and Developing Economies” according to the WEO Statistical Annex.”
The institution notes that “this classification is not based on strict criteria, economic or otherwise” and that it’s done in order to “facilitate analysis by providing a reasonably meaningful method of organizing data.”
The United Nations has no formal definition of developing countries, but still uses the term for monitoring purposes and classifies as many as 159 countries as developing, the authors argue.
Under the UN’s current classification, all of Europe and Northern America along with Japan, Australia and New Zealand are classified as developed regions, and all other regions are developing.
The UN maintains a list of “Least Developed Countries” which are defined by accounting for GNI per capita as well as measures of human capital and economic vulnerability.
“While we can’t find the first instance of “developing world” being used, what it colloquially refers to — the group of countries that fare relatively and similarly poorly in social and economic measures — hasn’t been consistently or precisely defined, and this “definition” hasn’t been updated.”
“The World Bank has for many years referred to “low and middle income countries” as “developing countries” for convenience in publications, but even if this definition was reasonable in the past, it’s worth asking if it has remained so and if a more granular definition is warranted.”
In its legislation, the US House of Representatives says “not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of State shall submit to the appropriate committees of Congress a report identifying all current treaty negotiations in which—
(a) Any international organization of which the United States and the People’s Republic of China are both current member states, the Secretary, in coordination with the heads of other Federal agencies and departments as needed, shall pursue—
(1) changing the status of the People’s Republic of China from developing country to upper middle income country, high income country, or developed country if a mechanism exists in such organization to make such a change in status;
(2) proposing the development of a mechanism described in paragraph (1) to change the status of the People’s Republic of China in such organization from developing country to developed country; or
(3) regardless of efforts made pursuant to paragraphs (1) and (2), working to ensure that the People’s Republic of China does not receive preferential treatment or assistance within the organization as a result of it having the status of a developing country.
(b) The President may waive the application of subsection (a) with respect to any international organization if the President notifies the appropriate committees of Congress, not later than 10 days before the date on which the waiver shall take effect, that such a waiver is in the national interests of the United States.
Speaking during the debate, Representative Young Kim (Republican of California) said: “The People’s Republic of China is the world’s second largest economy, accounting for 18.6 percent of the global economy.”
“Their economy is second only to that of the United States. The United States is treated as a developed country, so should PRC,” Kim said. “And is also treated as a high-income country in treaties and international organizations, so China should also be treated as a developed country.”
“However, the PRC is classified as a developing country, and they’re using this status to game the system and hurt countries that are truly in need,” she added.
Elaborating further, Ambassador Chowdhury said the World Bank, as a part of the Bretton Woods institutions, classifies the world’s economies into four groups, based on gross national income per capita: high, upper-middle, lower-middle, and low income countries.
In 2015, the World Bank declared that the “developing/developed world categorization” had become less relevant and that they will phase out the use of that descriptor.
Instead, their reports will present data aggregations for regions and income groups.
The World Trade Organisation (WTO) accepts any country’s claim of itself being “developing”.
He said certain countries that have become “developed” in the last 20 years by almost all economic metrics, still wants to be classified as “developing country”, as it entitles them to a preferential treatment at the WTO – countries such as Brunei, Kuwait, Qatar, Singapore, and the United Arab Emirates.
The term “Global South“, used by some as an alternative term to developing countries, began to be mentioned more widely since about 2004.
The Global South refers to these countries’ interconnected histories of colonialism, neo-imperialism, and differential economic and social change through which large inequalities in living standards, life expectancy, and access to resources are maintained.
“Most of humanity resides in the Global South,” declared Ambassador Chowdhury.
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It is estimated that the Turkish economy gained about $168.9 billion from hosting Syrian refugees during the period 2012-2021, which greatly exceeds the $100 billion of (alleged) Turkish government spending on refugees. Therefore, it was possible to use hosting Syrian refugees positively in the election campaign in Turkey, but the Turkish opposition and government are manipulating refugee issues in a very irresponsible and opportunistic way to win the votes of the voters (only arabic version available).
It is estimated that the Turkish economy gained about $168.9 billion from hosting Syrian refugees during the period 2012-2021, which greatly exceeds the $100 billion of (alleged) Turkish government spending on refugees. Therefore, it was possible to use hosting Syrian refugees positively in the election campaign in Turkey, but the Turkish opposition and government are manipulating refugee issues in a very irresponsible and opportunistic way to win the votes of the voters (only arabic version available).
It is estimated that the Turkish economy gained about $168.9 billion from hosting Syrian refugees during the period 2012-2021, which greatly exceeds the $100 billion of (alleged) Turkish government spending on refugees. Therefore, it was possible to use hosting Syrian refugees positively in the election campaign in Turkey, but the Turkish opposition and government are manipulating refugee issues in a very irresponsible and opportunistic way to win the votes of the voters (only arabic version available).
This research attempted to approach the conditions of oil production and marketing in northeastern Syria from the perspective of institutional economics, which considers that the formal and informal rules that regulate the economic game are the determinants of economic performance. Within the institutional economics, the institutional analysis framework called SSP was used. Secondary data, available in government documents, press reports، and reports of international organizations, were relied upon, in addition to interviews with some Autonomous Administration of North East Syrian’s officials and some expert. We tried to answer the following question: What is the impact of the institutional arrangements of the Autonomous Administration in Northern and eastern Syria in the performance of the oil sector? As a result, we found that the formal and informal institutional structure of the Autonomous Administration is full of gaps with a clientelist nature that focuses on achieving political loyalty to the Autonomous Administration at the expense of the efficient economic use of such a precious and depleted resource. This structure serves the interests of oil extractor, marketing brokers and owners of refineries at the expense of the general public. Accordingly, a number suggestions, that are expected to improve the performance of the oil sector, presented.
This research attempted to approach the conditions of oil production and marketing in northeastern Syria from the perspective of institutional economics, which considers that the formal and informal rules that regulate the economic game are the determinants of economic performance. Within the institutional economics, the institutional analysis framework called SSP was used. Secondary data, available in government documents, press reports، and reports of international organizations, were relied upon, in addition to interviews with some Autonomous Administration of North East Syrian’s officials and some expert. We tried to answer the following question: What is the impact of the institutional arrangements of the Autonomous Administration in Northern and eastern Syria in the performance of the oil sector? As a result, we found that the formal and informal institutional structure of the Autonomous Administration is full of gaps with a clientelist nature that focuses on achieving political loyalty to the Autonomous Administration at the expense of the efficient economic use of such a precious and depleted resource. This structure serves the interests of oil extractor, marketing brokers and owners of refineries at the expense of the general public. Accordingly, a number suggestions, that are expected to improve the performance of the oil sector, presented.
This research attempted to approach the conditions of oil production and marketing in northeastern Syria from the perspective of institutional economics, which considers that the formal and informal rules that regulate the economic game are the determinants of economic performance. Within the institutional economics, the institutional analysis framework called SSP was used. Secondary data, available in government documents, press reports، and reports of international organizations, were relied upon, in addition to interviews with some Autonomous Administration of North East Syrian’s officials and some expert. We tried to answer the following question: What is the impact of the institutional arrangements of the Autonomous Administration in Northern and eastern Syria in the performance of the oil sector? As a result, we found that the formal and informal institutional structure of the Autonomous Administration is full of gaps with a clientelist nature that focuses on achieving political loyalty to the Autonomous Administration at the expense of the efficient economic use of such a precious and depleted resource. This structure serves the interests of oil extractor, marketing brokers and owners of refineries at the expense of the general public. Accordingly, a number suggestions, that are expected to improve the performance of the oil sector, presented.
„JDAM-nek nevezett bombákat használunk. Ezek nyugati típusú bombák, amelyekkel repülőgépeink sikeresen csapnak le fontos célpontokra. Ezek a bombák valamivel kisebb teljesítményűek, de rendkívül nagy pontosságúak. Szeretném, ha több ilyen bombája lenne az ukrán légierőnek” – jelentette ki a szóvivő.
A közelmúltban Oroszország aktívan kezdett használni irányított légi bombákat. Az orosz erők általában a szovjet időkből származó FAB-500-as bombákat használnak, amelyeket utólag szárnyakkal és GPS-navigációval szereltek fel – idézett fel az Ukrajinszka Pravda hírportál korábbi ukrán közléseket. Ihnat korábban rámutatott arra, hogy ezek az orosz bombák általában nem túl pontosak, ezért nagy veszélyt jelentenek a polgári létesítményekre. Az ilyen típusú fegyverek elleni küzdelemhez Ukrajnának nagy hatótávolságú légvédelmi rendszerekre és modern, többcélú repülőgépekre van szüksége – mondta a szóvivő.
Az ukrán vezérkar esti helyzetjelentésében azt állította, hogy Luhanszk megye megszállt részében ötven orosz katona dezertált. A vezérkar szerint ez azt bizonyítja, hogy folytatódik az Ukrajnába vezényelt orosz katonák csoportos szökésének tendenciája.
A kijevi katonai vezetés jelentésében arról számolt be, hogy pénteken az ukrán erők több mint harminc ellenséges támadást vertek vissza, két légvédelmi rendszert és egy radarállomást is eltaláltak. Az ukrán légierő gépei a nap folyamán hat csapást mértek az orosz erők koncentrációs területeire, a rakéta-és tüzérségi egységek pedig nyolc támadást hajtottak végre, amelyek eredményeképpen eltaláltak egy üzemanyagraktárt, két légvédelmi rakétarendszert, egy tüzérségi egységet és egy elektronikus hadviselési állomást.
A kijevi jelentés szerint az orosz erők eközben öt rakéta- és 12 légicsapást indítottak, valamint több mint húsz támadást hajtottak végre rakéta-sorozatvetőkkel.
„Pénteken az Oroszországi Föderáció ballisztikus rakétákkal újabb rakétatámadást intézett polgári célpontok ellen Zaporizzsja városában és Ukrajna más településein. Hat Sahíd-136 típusú, iráni gyártású támadó drónt is bvetettek, de ezeket mind megsemmisítette az ukrán légédelem. Az ellenség továbbra is fő erőfeszítéseit a Donyeck megyében lévő Liman, Bahmut, Avgyijivka és Marjinka települések irányában végrehajtandó támadó műveletekre összpontosítja” – írta a vezérkar.
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C'est ce lundi à La Haye que s'ouvre le procès des dirigeants de l'Armée de libération du Kosovo (UÇK). L'ancien président du Kosovo Hashim Thaçi et trois autres prévenus sont accusés de crimes de guerre et de crimes contre l'humanité pour des actes commis entre 1998 et 1999.
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