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You were trained to be ethical. To follow the rules. To keep yourself out of the spotlight and let the system guide the way.But what happens when the system itself is no longer fit for purpose?In this milestone episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on a truth I've been sitting with for a long time — and the reckoning that finally made me say, “I can't keep pretending this is working.” This isn't a celebration. It's a confession. A call to those of us who've felt the discomfort of playing small while the field we love becomes harder to recognize.You'll hear the story behind my 2016 keynote that went silent, the inner war between staying beloved and speaking what's true, and the unignorable patterns I've witnessed after mentoring hundreds of therapists trying to do business ethically — but innovatively — in a profession that resists both.If you've ever wondered:Is it just me, or is the system actually broken?Why does it feel like there's no room for nuance or newness anymore?Can I still be a therapist if I want to burn the rulebook?…this one's for you.In this episode, I discuss:The therapist identity crisis: why staying safe often means staying silentHow outdated ethical codes are strangling innovation and visibilityThe story of a therapist being investigated for a Mental Health Week post — and why it's not an outlierWhat happened after my 2016 keynote — and why I buried the leadership part of me for yearsThe psychic split between scaling a beloved brand and stepping into disruptive truthWhy the future of mental health is being built outside our profession — and why that terrifies meThe real patterns I can't unsee anymore: watered-down offers, clinician burnout, unethical wellness gurus going uncheckedA soft reveal of the Mental Health 3.0 Compass — not a product, but a new lens to see what's nextA call to those who feel “too much to be seen, but too big to stay small”If you've ever felt like you're breaking some invisible contract just by wanting more — more impact, more honesty, more space to grow — this is the episode that will name what you've been carrying.
In this episode, Paul Andrews wraps up the Beginner Guitar Academy's “Learn to Play Five Minutes a Day in May” challenge by recapping week four, focused on lead guitar skills. Paul guides listeners through key lessons from the challenge, including the importance of the minor pentatonic scale, practicing with a metronome, playing classic riffs, taking first steps into improvisation, and essential lead guitar techniques like hammer-ons, pull-offs, and slides. As the month-long challenge concludes, Paul shares tips for building a regular practice routine and explains how to continue your learning journey with Beginner Guitar Academy.Key Topics CoveredRecap of the May Challenge:Review of the “five minutes a day” approach and benefits of consistent, foundational practice.Week Four Focus: Lead GuitarDay 22: Introduction to the E minor pentatonic scale. Why it's a must-know for guitarists, how it's constructed, and tips for effective practice.Day 23: Playing with a metronome. Building timing skills; suggested starting speed is 60 BPM; practicing both single and double picks per click.Day 24: Learning the riff from Eric Clapton's “Sweet Home Chicago” application of the minor pentatonic scale; breaking down the riff and its phrasing.Improvisation Basics: Demystifying improvisation using the scale, phrasing, changing direction, and leaving spaces for musicality.Step-by-step process with a backing track to get started soloing.Lead Guitar TechniquesHammer-ons: How and why to use them for smoother, faster playing.Pull-offs: The “reverse” of hammer-ons; tips for even volume and proper technique.Slides: Adding expression and fluidity to your playing; pressure technique and common sliding notes.Putting It All Together: Integrating these techniques and improvisation over a backing track. Advice on practicing in small, manageable chunks and not feeling overwhelmed.Challenge Recap & What's NextA summary of all four weeks: picking, chords, strumming/timekeeping, and lead guitar.Encouragement to repeat the challenge for deeper mastery.How to continue with structured learning at Beginner Guitar Academy and what makes the online school unique (personalized support, community, experienced teaching).Resources MentionedBeginner Guitar Academy – Join & Try for $1Backing tracks and lesson notes are available for members.Email Paul: info@beginnerguitaracademy.comTakeawaysMaster the basics—strong foundational skills pay off at any level.Consistency (even five minutes a day) leads to noticeable progress.Don't feel rushed; repeat and refine lessons as needed for your pace.Beginner Guitar Academy offers ongoing guidance, tailored feedback, and supportive community for your guitar journey.
In this special episode of KP Unpacked, the number podcast in AEC, Jeff Echols sits down with Hope Alexander, senior advisor at KP Reddy Co., to spotlight the one voice often missing in AEC innovation: the owner. From her days helping grow a startup into a 2,000-person firm (later acquired by AECOM) to building BIM with Frank Gehry, Hope's career has centered around understanding what owners actually need—and why the AEC industry keeps missing the mark.You'll hear about:Why owners are the most important (and overlooked) force in AEC innovationThe hard truths behind BIM adoption and why owners hesitatedHow Hope and KP plan to fix that with the Integrated Owners ForumWhat research is uncovering about industry gaps—and what's nextA hot take on AI, decision fatigue, and the leadership vacuum in large capital projectsIf you're in AEC, emerging tech, or real estate, this is a must-listen. Because if you're not talking to owners, you're missing half the story.Ignite what's nextWe're launching something new... It's called Catalyst.It's a space for AEC forward-thinkers are reimagining what's next. This is where the top minds in the industry are sharing ideas, leading change, and pushing the future of AEC forward. Sounds like you? Join the waitlist at https://kpreddy.co/Check out one of our Catalyst conversation starters, AEC Needs More High-Agency ThinkersHope to see you there!
Some women are with you until the very last page of the story. Brenda is one of them.In this week's episode, Alyse and I sit down with Brenda, who knew “Betty” since 2016 and stayed close through two major retreats—including the last one in Croatia. Her reflections are grounded, insightful, and offer a rare perspective on what it means to stay, witness, and ultimately walk away with clarity.This isn't a dramatic tell-all. It's a steady, clear conversation about what happens when truth begins to override loyalty.In this episode:Why staying ‘too long' is often part of the processThe subtle distortion of gaslighting over timeHow Brenda found her way out—not in a blaze, but with quiet strengthWhat it really looks like to reclaim clarity after spiritual confusionWhy women like Brenda matter to the narrative✨ Also inside:The difference between devotion and entanglementThe moment the spell breaks—and what comes nextA few solid nods to our Friends fandom (could we be any more obvious?)
Send us a textThis Libra Full Moon brings a profound wave of emotional healing, heart-centered clarity, and spiritual restoration. And on this very same day—Venus, the goddess of love, values, and connection—stations direct in Pisces, closing out a karmic chapter of eclipse-season recalibration.In this powerful episode, Jennifer Pilates explores the deep astrology of this sacred portal and invites you to align with it through energy healing, intention setting, and a soulful return to self through her Reiki Moon Magic Distant Healing Event.
On today's MadTech Daily: YouTube TV Viewership Exceeds Mobile; Kevel to Acquire Nexta; UK and US Refuse to Sign Declaration for Inclusive and Sustainable AI
So the news is out - Kevel is acquiring Nexta. On this podcast special, James Avery, CEO and founder, Kevel and Martin Jensen, CCO and founder, Nexta, join ExchangeWire's John Still to discuss the deal, what it means to both companies and the state of European ad tech. Tune in to hear: What opportunities the deal offers to both companies Retail media in 2025: what are retail media's challenges, and how the new proposition fits into the landscape The strength of European ad tech
Навіна пра "дэакупацыю Смаленска" нарабіла шуму ў медыях па ўсім свеце. Што гэта было: палітычны піяр, ці ёсць рэальны план? Запытаемся ў непасрэднага ўдзельніка падзеяў Яна Рудзіка. Таксама паразмаўляем пра тг-канал NEXTA, на якім Рудзік працаваў падчас падзеяў 2020 года. І пра сённяшнія справы — супрацу з Зянонам Пазняком і працу ў Каардынацыйнай радзе.
The IMF is having good discussions with the Egyptian government. Director of the International Monetary Fund, said that Egypt has taken the right steps in its economic reform agenda and said she was confident there would be progress in the IMF's talks with the government. The cabinet will form a special unit to fast-track the government's privatization program and work directly with the International Finance Corporation (IFC). The private-sector minimum wage is rising by 11% to EGP 3k from July, marking its second increase this year amid persistently high inflation. President El-Sisi has approved the amendment of some items within the tax law, to cancel the exemptions on the returns of treasury bills and bonds or related capital gains, in addition to approving the amendment of some items of the stamp tax. EGX should launch the futures exchange, and a shariah compliant index by 3Q 2023. GACO (FV: EGP7.50, OW) announced yesterday the launch of their new subsidiary under GB Capital, "Kredit". It obtained the necessarily regulatory approvals from the FRA to provide financing services to small and medium enterprises. We would like to remind you that GB Capital and its subsidiaries continue to hold the majority of the value within the group's valuation, forming 78.8% of our FV. Orascom Industrial Parks, a subsidiary of ORAS (FV: EGP181.70, OW), signed a contract with plastic manufacturer Flex PET for its storage area expansion in its industrial area near Sokhna, the zone said. The expansion is worth USD120 mn. eCards, a subsidiary of EFIH, signed a Contract with Visa and Banque Misr to launch Nexta's new mobile banking application in the Egyptian market. Under this agreement, “Nexta” will offer prepaid Visa cards issued by Banque Misr throughout the country, alongside the application. eCards, will be responsible for the issuance, management, and operation of the cards. We remind you that EFIH led a USD3 million financing round for a minority stake in “Nexta” in 4Q22. According to local media, OCDI (FV: EGP23.30, OW) expects to finalize land expansion plans in 2H23.According to local media, ARAB (FV: EGP0.65, EW) achieved sales of EGP1.4 billion from selling 729 units in the first phase of its Nyoum Mostakbal project. The government is studying ways to boost tourism in Taba and Nuweiba. ORHD (FV: EGP20.38, OW) would be a beneficiary given its Taba Heights destination. CNFN is finalizing the process of launching a new consumer finance company, awaiting the approval of the FRA. The new company (an alliance with Global Auto, the BMW agent in Egypt) will be specialized in Auto-loans. Its operations are expected to start by 3Q23, with a paid in capital of EGP75 mn and a financing capacity of EGP1 bn. Aman for Financial Services, a subsidiary of RAYA, postpones EGX listing to next year. AMOC's (FV: EGP8.85/share, EW) BoD approved FY23/24 budget with investments worth EGP779.5 million and a net profit of EGP603.5 million. The BoD also approved فخ start reducing carbon emissions. In light of Brent's forecasts and the current FX rate, we think that the budget released is too low. We expect AMOC's profit in FY22/23 to be around EGP1.7 billion, and EGP1.9 billion in FY23/24. Steel company Jindal Steel and Power wants to establish an environmentally friendly iron and steel plant with a production capacity of 5 million tons a year in the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone). The project aims to export its products to foreign markets, yet with no announced investment cost.
President Abdel Fattah El Sisi received a phone call from IMF Managing Director yesterday, discussing the government's economic reform program. New rules making it easier for foreigners to get citizenship were signed into law by El Sisi, including the purchase of real estate units for a value of USD350k. TMGH is a key beneficiary. The cabinet approved a recent decision by the Interior Ministry to amend the Investment Act regulations to allow foreign investors to acquire year-long non-touristic residencies when proposing investment plans to GAFI. Finance Minister Mohamed Maait expressed optimism that the New Development Bank — the multilateral lender set up by the BRICS — will provide Egypt with concessional loans to fund infrastructure projects. Some prepaid cards can no longer be used to make international transactions, according to the CBE, cards that aren't linked to bank accounts, and issued by digital payments companies Klivvr, Nexta, and Telda. Importers can now pay just 1% of the tax and fees required to proceed with the customs clearance process before the arrival of imports, down from 30% previously, according to a Finance Ministry decision. The remaining 99% is to be paid upon the arrival of imports. The decision went into effect on 30 May. The developers of Cyprus' Aphrodite field plan to build a subsea pipeline linking the offshore gas reservoir to an Egyptian LNG processing facility. Trade and Industry Minister issued a decision allowing industrial investors to pay for licenses every three or five years, instead of annually. An energy firm will make its debut on the EGX within two months, according to EGX head Ramy El Dokany. The exchange is terminating its EGX50 index due to its limited usefulness and will launch a new Sharia-compliant index. Negative net foreign position fell in April for the first time since December, by USD 162.7 million, reaching USD 24.1 billion, compared to USD 24.3 billion during last March, supported by a decrease in the commercial banks negative NFA, while it widened at the CBE. SWDY (FV: EGP22.87, OW) achieved solid 1Q23 results recording a surge in net attributable income to EGP2.9 billion in 1Q23, almost 4-fold the earnings in 1Q22 and 25% higher than 4Q22. Bottom-line growth was accelerated by higher profitability across all business segments, coupled with higher FX gains that partially offset rising financing costs and SG&A expenses. SWDY is currently trading at FY23e P/E of 4.4x and EV/EBITDA of 4.7x. Please refer to our note published earlier today for further details. ORAS general assembly approved the purchase of 6,517,444 of its own shares (the “Shares”), representing 5.58% of the Company's total issued share capital at a price of USD3.00/share. Consumer Staples OLFI (FV: EGP14.11, OW) released 1Q23 financial results: Net profit for the quarter recorded EGP115.2 mn (+27.1% YoY, -15.2% QoQ) with a margin of 7.8% versus 9.8% in 1Q22 and 9.6% in 4Q22. The sequential pressure in net profitability came backed by FX losses. The rise in net interest expense took a toll on bottom-line as well due to the rise in the company's net debt. We raise our FV for OLFI to reach EGP14.11/share from a previous EGP11.60/share and uplifting our recommendation to Overweight. OLFI is currently trading at a FY23 P/E of 9.7x and and EV/EBITDA of 5.2x. POUL (FV: EGP5.90, EW) POUL achieved record breaking results for the quarter. Net profit recorded EGP556.1 mn compared to EGP52.5 mn in 1Q22 and EGP76.7 mn in 4Q22. The huge peak is backed by a sur
Вильнюсский музей Дворец Радзивиллов представляет две выставки графических работ, в том числе А. Дюрера и Рембрандта.На этой неделе в Вильнюсе прошла акция солидарности журналистов Литвы и Беларуси с репрессированными белорусскими журналистами.Накануне суд в Минске приговорил бывшего редактора телеграм-канала NEXTA Романа Протасевича в 8 годам колонии усиленного режима.Вед. А. Двоеглазов
Another week, another set of traitors that somehow our (compromised) national security institutions were not able to catch in time! This week we take a look at Jake Teixeira, a traitor who leaked classified intelligence documents on Discord and became the new mascot of the far-right, and “Donbass Devushka”, the pathetic online persona of a former Naval official and all-around asshole from New Jersey named Sarah Bils. These two are just the latest iteration of a broader online propaganda initiative, ongoing for over a decade, to weaponize intelligence against Ukraine on behalf of the Kremlin and its American right-wing backers. We look at the long history of intelligence failures that have led us to the point that a bunch of randos in a Discord forum are more in tune with intelligence than our politicians, who behave like characters in a reality TV show. We discuss the lack of accountability from the FBI and DOJ and the complicity of seditionists like Marjorie Taylor Green who recite their little lines in tandem with their task masters. We discuss Wagner Group and other terrorist outlets attacking Ukraine, as well as the slow-moving war itself, and Andrea again implores the US government to give Ukraine the military equipment that it needs so the war will actually end – and the only way it can end with a chance of peace for the world is with a Ukraine win. For our bonus episode, available to Patreon subscribers at the Truth-Teller level and higher, we answer questions from our subscribers about AI and fascism, why Americans don't protest like the French, the Tennessee legislature and the protests, Clarence Thomas, NC Dem turncoat Tricia Cotham, who should primary Biden, the fading career of DeSantis, and more! And if you join at the Democracy Defender level or higher, you can join us at our live show for our upcoming graphic novel Dictatorship – It's Easier Than You Think, which will be out June 13! The live show will be May 23 at 1:30 EST. Gaslit Nation is an independent podcast made possible entirely by our Patreon community, so please consider joining and getting extra features and more! Show Notes: News clip on Discord Bro Leaker: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFZo2t11AsM Trump/Tucker clip: https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1645954118551322626 Italian PM clip calling out Kremlin shills: https://twitter.com/KyivPost/status/1639206906786103296 Donbass Devushka clip: https://twitter.com/jabuttee/status/1646547974858653699 Social-Media Account Overseen by Former Navy Noncommissioned Officer Helped Spread Secrets https://www.wsj.com/articles/social-media-account-overseen-by-former-navy-noncommissioned-officer-helped-spread-secrets-a4b5643b UPDATED: Feds Investigating Former Sailor Behind Pro-Russian ‘Donbass Devushka' Accounts https://news.usni.org/2023/04/17/feds-investigating-former-sailor-behind-pro-russian-donbass-devushka-accounts Nexta on Sarah Bils, Russian Disinformation Grifter: https://twitter.com/nexta_tv/status/1647729855587385347 A Russian Disinformation Empire in Oak Harbor, Washington https://malcontentment.com/a-russian-disinformation-empire-in-oak-harbor-washington/
In the week between Christmas and New Year, we're listening back to some of our favourite episodes of 2022.As the Ukraine war progressed, journalists, activists and critics were forced to flee the country. But as Putin's grip on the media tightened, what was it like for the people who were left? And when does it become too dangerous to stay? This podcast was brought to you thanks to the support of readers of The Times and The Sunday Times. Subscribe today and get one month free at: thetimes.co.uk/storiesofourtimes. Guest: Marc Bennetts, foreign correspondent, The Times and The Sunday Times.Host: Manveen Rana.Clips: The Guardian, Deutsche Welle, BBC Newsnight, France 24, CBS News, Sky News, The Telegraph, BBC News, NBC News, Times Radio, PBS Newshour, NEXTA. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Using social media for your airbnb/vacation/holiday/short-term rental? How's that working for you? Are you chasing numbers and followers, getting frustrated that you are not getting more bookings?In this episode, I talk about how I think you should be using social media to your advantage and getting your ideal guests to book direct with you.Topics discussed:Chasing followers on social mediaUse social media as part of your marketing Trap number one – vanity metricsTrap number two – happy cupcake day and other meaningless awareness daysTrap number three – posting for the sake of postingWhat to do insteadWhat your ideal guest wants to know aboutTell your followers what you want them to do nextA special invitationJoin me for a free Ask me anything… about using social mediaFriday 11 November 2022 at 2pm GMTLive in the Marketing Hub Facebook groupJoin here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/marketinghubforholidayrentals/CONNECT WITH Jenn Boyles:Website: https://directbookingsuccess.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/directbookingsuccessInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/directbookingsuccessLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennboyles
Gefüttert von zahlreichen Einsendungen hat sich Nexta zu einer der wichtigsten Newsplattformen Osteuropas entwickelt. Ein Redaktionsbesuch im Warschauer Exil Vorgelesen von taz-Leser Alexander. Mehr vorgelesene taz-Texte im Telegram-Kanal: t.me/tazAudio – Mitmachen/Feedback: vorgelesen@taz.de
El Sisi held a meeting with a delegation of Egyptian business leaders and investors from a range of industries. El Sisi said import issues will be resolved in a month or two.Foreign companies rejected the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company's decision to pay the value of contracts and tenders for the supply and installation of station equipment in EGP-equivalent instead of USD.The House of Representatives' general assembly gave its final approval yesterday to two separate bills of particular interest to car assemblers and distributors. The OLFI reported positive 3Q22 attributable of EGP145.7 mn (+31% YoY, +61.5% QoQ), backed by a trickling down of record-breaking revenues and gross profit. OLFI is currently trading at a FY23 P/E of 4.2x and an EV/EBITDA of 3.6x.EFIH led a USD3 million financing round for a minority stake in “Nexta” to generate operational synergies between Nexta and the Group's subsidiaries.The volume of e-commerce in Egypt has reached about USD6 billion through payment cards, whether visa or direct debit cards (e-aswaaq of EFIH).The Egypt Education Platform alliance and Egypt's Sovereign Fund acquired 56% of Selah EL Telmeez for EGP500 million. OIH's BoD agreed to obtain an interest-free loan from its North Korean subsidiary amounting to EUR81.7 million and to purchase 10% treasury shares.Aman for Financial Services, a subsidiary of RAYA, intends to issue securitization bonds of EGP600 million.EGAL's general assembly approved a cash dividend distribution for FY2021/22 of EGP4.50/share; DY of 18.7%.
Celou Ukrajinou sa opäť rozozvučali sirény. Po víkendovom ukrajinskom útoku na strategický Kerčský most, ktorý spája Krym s ruskou pevninou, sa Rusi pustili do masívnejšieho ostreľovania a nielen vojenských, ale aj civilných cieľov. Útoky si vyžiadali najmenej 11 obetí s desiatkami zranenými. Rusi sa vyhrážajú, že ostreľovanie bude pokračovať, ak Ukrajina neskončí so svojou ofenzívou. Aká bude odpoveď Ukrajiny a ako sa zachovajú západné štáty vrátane Slovenska? Jana Maťková sa v podcaste Dobré ráno pýtala analytika Matúša Halása z Ústavu medzinárodných vzťahov v Prahe. Zdroje zvukov: Nexta, Suspilne News, The Telegraph, DW, Euronews, The Sun Odporúčanie na záver: Ako skončí vojna na Ukrajine a prečo by sme sa nemali báť jadrovej vojny? Aké má aktuálne postavenie v Rusku Vladimir Putin a prečo by sa mala ruská armáda stiahnuť z Ukrajiny, ak si chce doma zachovať moc? Aj o tom píše americký historik Timothy Snyder vo svojej najnovšej analýze How does the Russo-Ukrainian War end? – Ak máte pre nás spätnú väzbu, odkaz alebo nápad, napíšte nám na dobrerano@sme.sk – Všetky podcasty denníka SME nájdete na sme.sk/podcasty – Podporte vznik podcastu Dobré ráno a kúpte si digitálne predplatné SME.sk na sme.sk/podcast – Odoberajte aj denný newsletter SME.sk s najdôležitejšími správami na sme.sk/brifing – Ďakujeme, že počúvate podcast Dobré ráno.
As the Ukraine war progressed, journalists, activists and critics were forced to flee the country. But as Putin's grip on the media tightened, what was it like for the people who were left? And when does it become too dangerous to stay? This podcast was brought to you thanks to the support of readers of The Times and The Sunday Times. Subscribe today and get one month free at: thetimes.co.uk/storiesofourtimes. Guest: Marc Bennetts, foreign correspondent, The Times and The Sunday Times.Host: Manveen Rana.Clips: The Guardian, Deutsche Welle, BBC Newsnight, France 24, CBS News, Sky News, The Telegraph, BBC News, NBC News, Times Radio, PBS Newshour, NEXTA. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This season has truly been the most international season, complete with the 100th episode milestone and a lot of incredible stories of different feminine geniuses from (literally) across the globe! I take some time to reflect on the season that's happened and share a little bit of insight into what's next for the podcast.Here are the show notes for this week's finale episode: femininegeniuspodcast.com/post/episode-107-a-look-back-on-season-4-whats-nextA big thank you to Theresa Ambat for her help on editing the last few episodes of the season, and to all the women who came on as guests this season (in order of appearance): Vivienne Boddy, Chenele Shaw, Krista Corbello, Lauren Costabile, Alexandria Glaudé, Sophia Lebano, Rachel Harkins Ullmann, Sr. Josephine Garrett, Nicole Caruso, April Garcia, Trisha de Souza, Claire Ellendson, Joy Katigbak, Liv Harrison, Elizabeth Varga, Whitney Maslak, Maria Raissa Espinoza, Rakhi McCormick, Jill Simons, and Micole Amalu.If you enjoyed listening to this season of The Feminine Genius Podcast, I invite you to share your favourite episode (or episodes!) with a friend and to leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen. It helps others find the show, and your contribution makes a difference!Our theme music is by Theresa Ambat, and our cover art is by Mariel Pahayahay.
Émission à l'occasion de l'annonce du lauréat de la sixième édition du Challenge App Afrique RFI / France 24. Une émission co-présentée avec Julia Sieger, journaliste à France 24. La pandémie de Covid-19 a eu de lourdes conséquences sur les systèmes éducatifs à travers le monde. Si la fermeture des classes a eu des effets dramatiques en termes d'apprentissage et de décrochage scolaire, cette crise sanitaire a également mis en évidence que leur simple réouverture ne serait pas suffisante. C'est dans ce contexte, que le concours Challenge App Afrique organisé par RFI et France 24 a choisi pour sa 6ème édition de récompenser un projet en faveur de l'éducation. Un concours qui met à l'honneur des innovations numériques pour permettre d'améliorer les outils éducatifs à destination des élèves ou des parents. Avec : - Pierrick Chabi, membre du Jury de la 6ème édition du Challenge App Afrique. Fondateur et président de Wakatoon, une start-up qui développe des technologies et contenus alliant création sur papier et numérique dans le but de modérer le temps d'exposition des enfants aux écrans tout en favorisant leur imagination. - Carole Rokotondrainibe, membre du Jury de la 6ème édition du Challenge App Afrique. Directrice de NextA, basée à Madagascar, la plateforme entrepreneuriale du groupe Panafricain AXIAN, qui accompagne les porteurs de projets dans leur développement, afin de consolider le tissu entrepreneurial national et régional. - Filip Kabeya, membre du Jury de la 6ème édition du Challenge App Afrique. Initiateur du Café Numérique de Kinshasa, fondateur du Lumumba Lab République Démocratique du Congo et du Content Lab à Abidjan en Côte d'Ivoire - Christelle Hien-Kouame, lauréate du Challenge App Afrique 2021 avec sa plateforme Prenez les feuilles, permettant l'accès au programme scolaire sous le format de résumés de cours par chapitre et par matière, suivi d'une série de questions à choix multiples pour évaluer la compréhension de l'apprenant. Des reportages réalisés par les correspondants de France 24 sur les 3 finalistes et leurs projets.
Alors que la Russie tente désespérément de soumettre le peuple ukrainien à sa volonté, ce sont ses citoyens qui souffrent de plus en plus de la perte de leurs libertés. Chute du cours du rouble, perte d'accès aux contenus et aux produits culturels occidentaux, contrôle de l'information par le gouvernement, emprisonnement des manifestants, la liste se rallonge de jour en jour, et est sur le point d'atteindre son paroxysme. Car d'après le média biélorusse Nexta, la Russie s'apprêterait à déconnecter sa population de l'internet mondial. Emma Hollen, journaliste de Futura, vous en dit plus sur la situation dans "Tech Paf".Pour continuer de suivre l'actualité Russie-Ukraine, vous pouvez retrouver les chroniques de Sylvain Biget, spécialiste du terrain, sur futura-sciences.com. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.
Alors que la Russie tente désespérément de soumettre le peuple ukrainien à sa volonté, ce sont ses citoyens qui souffrent de plus en plus de la perte de leurs libertés. Chute du cours du rouble, perte d'accès aux contenus et aux produits culturels occidentaux, contrôle de l'information par le gouvernement, emprisonnement des manifestants, la liste se rallonge de jour en jour, et est sur le point d'atteindre son paroxysme. Car d'après le média biélorusse Nexta, la Russie s'apprêterait à déconnecter sa population de l'Internet mondial.
Why is ignorance a gift?Why are we afraid to tell our own truth?How does sympathy drive us apart?Join us as we discuss these and other compelling topics with Paralympian and executive coach John Register on this episode of The Rabbi and the Shrink.https://johnregister.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnregister/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M08l27PzJ8E1:00 People are uncomfortable telling their truths and articulating the object of their fearsAll fear stems from fear of the unknown2:30 Kids are willing to say what adults are afraid toEmbrace the new normalNew is “no prior frame of reference”5:00 Kids come with innocence… when did we lose ours?Labels and categories create tensionEmpathy vs. sympathyHonor and respect others for who they are and on their terms10:00 Have low expectations and work to raise the bar11:00 Ignorance is a good thing if it makes us curiousWe need to be inquisitive and want to expand our knowledge base14:00 The fear of being misinterpreted of of inadvertently giving offense suppresses our curiosity16:00 Swifter, higher, stronger -- always set the bar higher above each plateauThe nature of steps -- the top of one is the bottom of the nextA door is a point of transition: always look for the next door20:00 How do we manage a step backward?Always tell the truth and take responsibility23:00 We all have disabilities -- some are more evident than othersGive every person the benefit of the doubt that they are trying to overcome their own challenges27:00 Find the quiet space in your daily routine and use them as anchoring ritualsDevelop good habits and avoid decision fatigue32:00 We need support systemsFriendship is a profound gift, and we need to seek out people of quality and invest ourselves in them34:00 We need to be able to take so others can give36:00 Giving hard news, making hard decisions, supporting others in their decisions38:30 Relationships may never recover from trust betrayedStanding up for principles, even when there's a price to pay42:00 In a culture of trust, there is less opportunity for giving or taking offenseWhen truth outweighs fear, we commit to a courageous life46:00 Tell people closest to you your secrets, then you won't have to be afraid they will come outIntegrity calls us to take responsibility and be accountable50:00 Word of the day: interstice -- take a pauseWe should respond, not react, which requires us to take a moment before we speak or act52:00 What's one area where you can bring a truth to light and share it with another?56:00 The founder of the ParalympicsThe refusal to accept that circumstances can't be improved is the essence of ethics
Each Monday this August, we're revisiting some of the stories from the past year that have stuck with us.One year ago today, Alexander Lukashenko claimed to win a sixth term as president of Belarus in an election that was widely regarded as rigged. But after 26 years of Lukashenko's presidency, many in Belarus had had enough. After the election, the country saw the biggest protests in its history, which were met with mass arrests and repression. We followed four young Belarusians caught up in history.This podcast was brought to you thanks to the support of readers of The Times and The Sunday Times. Subscribe today and get one month free at: thetimes.co.uk/storiesofourtimes. Guests: - Aliaksandra Yushkevich, student.- Kseniya Tarasevich, journalist.- Evgeniy Ganchits, project manager.- Tanya Alipchikova, PR manager.Host: Manveen Rana.Clips: BBC News, Sky News, DW News, France 24, BBC Radio 4, Euronews, Belsat TV, Nexta, WION.Additional music: Peremen! by the band Kino. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The buzzword of the year ‘digital marketing' is getting more complicated with a variety of channels and the challenge of remaining relevant to your audience. From Tik Tok to Instagram to LinkedIn and beyond, where is your audience most present, and what content connects to them? Nexta's solution makes Omnichannel advertising simple, automated, and optimized. The COO and co-founder Martin Jensen recognized the need in the market to help small to medium-sized businesses grow their digital marketing presence. As a start-up themselves equally looking to grow their business they leveraged previous networks and partnerships to hone into their local market first. As the company, with additional digital channel marketing, begins to grow, their website becomes more essential to outbound conversions. Martin and the team now want to focus on communicating the value of their solution while remaining informative. As software solutions can be more complex to explain there is a need to simplify the information your audience consumes while communicating value of the product. By striking this balance your audience relates to the product as a solution for their needs and feels equally informed. Pathmonk is eager, like Martin, to highlight the importance of communicating value in order to retain and convert leads. Perhaps it is time to review your value proposition and ensure it is communicated in a relatable and engaging way.
W poniedziałek 14.06.2021 odbyła się pseudo-konferencja prasowa, na której wystąpił Roman Protasiewicz, uwięziony na Białorusi dziennikarz, założyciel niezależnego kanału Nexta. Powiedział, że czuje się dobrze i nie został pobity. Jednak białoruska opozycja twierdzi, że było to jego kolejne publiczne wystąpienie pod przymusem, dlatego nazywa to pseudo-konferencją. Łukaszenko chce, żeby ludzie skupili się na Protasiewiczu, a nie na masowych represjach, jakie dzieją się na Białorusi. Obecnie znajduje się tam około 500 więźniów politycznych, którzy są torturowani. Opinia publiczna na zachodzie zaczyna się przyzwyczajać do wydarzeń na Białorusi. Co możemy zrobić, żeby pomóc Białorusinom? W dzisiejszym odcinku Bartosz T. Wieliński rozmawia z Pawłem Łatuszką, białoruskim dyplomatą, dawnym ambasadorem we Francji przy UNESCO, obecnie jedną z najważniejszych postaci białoruskiej opozycji. Więcej podcastów na https://wyborcza.pl/podcast
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Paweł Bobołowicz opowiada o sytuacji na Białorusi, gdzie w czwartek w telewizji ONT wyemitowano wywiad z Ramanem Protasiewiczem. Opozycjonista w wywiadzie skrytykował białoruską opozycję oraz krytyczny wobec Mińska kanał NEXTA. Bobołowicz komentuje również sprawę zezwolenia przez Joe Bidena budowy gazociągu Nord Stream 2 przez Niemcy oraz Rosję oraz słowa niemieckiego szef dyplomacji Heiko Maasa, który stwierdził, że jego kraj nie będzie militarnie wspomagał Ukrainy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radiownet/message
Why is ignorance a gift?Children come with innocence; when do we lose our own?Why are we afraid to tell our own truth?How does sympathy drive us apart?If I have 16,729 friends , why do I feel so alone?Join us as we discuss these and other compelling topics with Paralympian and executive coach John Register on this episode of The Rabbi and the Shrink.https://johnregister.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnregister/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M08l27PzJ8E1:00 People are uncomfortable telling their truths and articulating the object of their fearsAll fear stems from fear of the unknown2:30 Kids are willing to say what adults are afraid toEmbrace the new normalNew is “no prior frame of reference”5:00 Kids come with innocence… when did we lose ours?Labels and categories create tensionEmpathy vs. sympathyHonor and respect others for who they are and on their terms10:00 Have low expectations and work to raise the bar11:00 Ignorance is a good thing if it makes us curiousWe need to be inquisitive and want to expand our knowledge base14:00 The fear of being misinterpreted of of inadvertently giving offense suppresses our curiosity16:00 Swifter, higher, stronger -- always set the bar higher above each plateauThe nature of steps -- the top of one is the bottom of the nextA door is a point of transition: always look for the next door20:00 How do we manage a step backward?Always tell the truth and take responsibility23:00 We all have disabilities -- some are more evident than othersGive every person the benefit of the doubt that they are trying to overcome their own challenges27:00 Find the quiet space in your daily routine and use them as anchoring ritualsDevelop good habits and avoid decision fatigue32:00 We need support systemsFriendship is a profound gift, and we need to seek out people of quality and invest ourselves in them34:00 We need to be able to take so others can give36:00 Giving hard news, making hard decisions, supporting others in their decisions38:30 Relationships may never recover from trust betrayedStanding up for principles, even when there's a price to pay42:00 In a culture of trust, there is less opportunity for giving or taking offenseWhen truth outweighs fear, we commit to a courageous life46:00 Tell people closest to you your secrets, then you won't have to be afraid they will come outIntegrity calls us to take responsibility and be accountable50:00 Word of the day: interstice -- take a pauseWe should respond, not react, which requires us to take a moment before we speak or act52:00 What's one area where you can bring a truth to light and share it with another?56:00 The founder of the ParalympicsThe refusal to accept that circumstances can't be improved is the essence of ethics
23 maja białoruskie władze zmusiły do lądowania samolot linii Ryanair lecący z Aten do Wilna. Na lotnisku w Mińsku zatrzymano współtwórcę kanału Nexta w komunikatorze Telegram Ramana Pratasiewicza i jego partnerkę, obywatelkę Rosji, Sofię Sapiegę, które została oskarżona o administrowanie innego kanału.Działania Alaksandra Łukaszenki wywołały oburzenie Zachodu. Unia Europejska zapowiedziała wprowadzenie kolejnego pakietu sankcji, w tym gospodarczych, wobec Białorusi, zapowiedziała też zamknięcie nieba Wspólnoty dla białoruskich linii lotniczych i zaapelowała o rezygnację z wykorzystania białoruskiej przestrzeni powietrznej. Przewoźnicy już omijają Białoruś, a Belavia i inne linie zarejestrowane na Białorusi już spotykają się z zakazami korzystania z przestrzeni powietrznej wydawanymi przez poszczególne kraje Unii Europejskiej i Ukrainę. O tym, co to oznacza dla rynku lotniczego w Europie, ile stracą białoruskie linie, a ile zachodnie i czy skorzysta na tym Rosja Piotr Pogorzelski rozmawiał w swoim podcaście Po prostu Wschód z Dominikiem Sipińskim, analitykiem do spraw transportu Polityka Insight. Rozmowa została udostępniona bezpłatnie w ramach współpracy pomiędzy autorem podcastu i portalem Nowa Europa Wschodnia. Projekt "Po prostu Wschód" można wesprzeć na Patronite.
Le dimanche 23 mai au matin, Roman Protassevitch a un mauvais pressentiment, alors qu'il s'apprête à embarquer sur le vol Ryanair FR4978 reliant Athènes à Vilnius. L'ancien rédacteur en chef de Nexta, une chaîne Telegram qui a joué un rôle crucial pour mobiliser les Biélorusses contre le président de l'ex-république soviétique est inquiet et informe ses amis avant de décoller… Un vol détourné Le vol devait atterrir à 13 heures à Vilnius, Lituanie. Arrivé quasiment au-dessus de la frontière entre la Biélorussie et la Lituanie, alors qu'il n'était plus qu'à 20 minutes de sa destination et aurait dû, théoriquement, amorcer sa descente, l'avion effectue un virage brutal à 180°. Un message de la cabine signale que l'avion est redirigé sur Minsk sans donner d'autres détails. Selon plusieurs passagers, Roman Protassevitch est alors pris d'une grande agitation. Il se lève et interpelle d'une voix très forte un steward pour lui dire qu'il "risque la peine de mort". Ce dernier lui répond qu'il n'y peut rien et que l'avion doit se poser à Minsk.On connait la suite de l'histoire…. Un vol européen entre deux capitales européennes et opéré par une compagnie aérienne a été détourné par un avion de chasse biélorusse. L'opposant a depuis fait des aveux complets et a disparu… Un défi au droit international Cette action a été rondement menée, bien encadrée par tout un ensemble de prétextes, alerte à la bombe, violence à bord du vol ; tout ce qu'il fallait pour donner l'impression de respecter le droit international... Une situation que l'Union européenne ne peut tolérer comme la France… C'est dans cette optique que l'Assemblée nationale a mandaté deux députés dont Frédéric Petit, représentant les Français d'Europe centrale et de l'Est, pour comprendre les faits et rencontrer les opposants à ce régime dictatorial aux portes de l'Europe occidentale. Un podcast complet pour bien comprendre les enjeux et les risques pour les expatriés.
Belarus zwingt Flugzeug zu landen und verhaftet Chefredakteur von Nexta, Habeck zu Ukraine, Debatten über Kinder, Corona-Meldungen, goldene Nase mit Schnelltests, Mobilität und Infektionen, die Mär vom Grünen Wasserstoff, Uiguren als Versuchstiere, Altersarmut, Herero und Nama, Eigenebedarf und ein Faktencheck von Katharina Alexander.
23 мая самолет, выполнявший рейс из Афин в Вильнюс, экстренно приземлился в Минске — на его борту якобы была бомба. Ее не нашли, но этим рейсом летел основатель белорусского телеграм-канала NEXTA Роман Протасевич, которого тут же задержали. Ему грозит до 15 лет тюрьмы, и это еще в лучшем случае. Европейские страны в счастливое для режима Лукашенко совпадение не поверили, и ограничили полеты над территорией Беларуси, а также перестали пускать «Белавиа» в свои порты. Хотя это, кажется, уже не очень беспокоит белорусского лидера. Почему Лукашенко чувствует свою безнаказанность? Почему реакцию Украины на действия соседа можно назвать «позорной»? Почему Путин никогда не откажется от защиты режима Лукашенко, что бы ни сделал белорусский диктатор? Рассуждают журналисты hromadske Лиза Сивец и Павел Калашник в новом выпуске подкаста «Украинские истории». Подкаст «Украинские истории» готовят журналисты hromadske. Он выходит на русском языке, чтобы противодействовать русскоязычной пропаганде об Украине и предоставить возможность тем, кто находится за границей, получать достоверную информацию о том, что происходит в стране. *** Станьте частью сообщества друзей hromadske — поддержите наши проекты: https://hromadske.ua/donate
23 maja białoruskie władze zmusiły do lądowania w Mińsku samolot linii Ryanair, który leciał z Aten do Wilna. Na pokładzie znajdował się Raman Pratasiewicz, współzałożyciel białoruskiego kanału informacyjnego Nexta, który został aresztowany. Dziś zapraszamy na dwie rozmowy dotyczące sytuacji na Białorusi. W pierwszej o politycznej sytuacji opowiada Piotr Pogorzelski z portalu "Biełsat po polsku" i twórca podcastu "Po prostu wschód", w drugiej Dominik Sipiński, analityk Polityki Insight ds. transportu i infrastruktury, mówi o reakcjach branży lotniczej. Rozmowy prowadzi Karol Tokarczyk. Zapraszamy do słuchania.
Le président Loukachenko est sous la pression des occidentaux, depuis l’arrestation du journaliste d’opposition Roman Protassevitch, à bord d’un avion détourné sur l’aéroport de Minsk. Sur les réseaux, on assiste à une campagne de désinformation orchestrée par les milieux pro-russe, pour justifier l’interception de l’avion et l'arrestation de l'opposant. Chronique réalisée en partenariat avec Lucas Bouguet, Solène Gardré et Chadi Yahya de l’EPJT, l'École publique de journalisme de Tours. Deux passagers de ce vol Ryanair sont aujourd’hui aux mains des autorités Biélorusses : Roman Protassevitch, ancien rédacteur en chef du média d’opposition Nexta, et sa compagne Sofia Sapega, étudiante en droit à l’Université de Vilnius. Face au régime répressif d’Alexandre Loukachenko, Protassevitch vivait depuis fin 2019 en exil entre la Pologne et la Lituanie. Aujourd’hui, il risque gros. Minsk l’accuse d’avoir organisé des « troubles massifs » dans le pays, lors des manifestations contre la réélection de Loukachenko en 2020. Un mandat d’arrêt avait été lancé contre lui en novembre 2020. Sur twitter la chef de file de l’opposition Svetlana Tikhanovskaïa, a estimé qu’il encourait la peine de mort. Le prétexte de l’alerte à la bombe Pour justifier ce détournement d’avion, le ministère biélorusse des transports a d'abord évoqué un mail dans lequel le Hamas affirmait avoir placé une bombe dans l’avion pour obtenir de l’Union européenne qu’elle cesse de soutenir Israël. Mais cette mise en cause du Hamas ne repose sur aucun fondement. La direction du mouvement palestinien elle-même a démenti toute implication. Le président Loukachenko s’est alors retourné : « Peu importe qu’il s’agisse du Hamas ou non ! » a-t-il déclaré, réaffirmant que l’alerte à la bombe justifiait l’interception de l’appareil et son atterrissage à Minsk. Accusé d’avoir agi en toute illégalité, le régime de Minsk proteste de son bon droit, s’appuyant sur de soi-disant « aveux » des prisonniers. Le jour suivant l’arrestation, une vidéo de Protassevitch est diffusée sur la chaîne d’état biélorusse. Face à la caméra, il reconnaît avoir « joué un rôle dans l’organisation de manifestations à Minsk ». Il se dit bien traité et en bonne santé. Pour ses proches, il s’agit d’une vidéo de propagande, montrant des aveux extorqués sous la contrainte. De fait, Roman Protassevitch n’est pas libre de ses propos. Même chose pour sa compagne qui admet, sous l’objectif de la caméra, avoir commis des faits délictueux. La séquence a tout d'une mise en scène d’aveux forcés. La jeune femme y apparait très perturbée. La European Humanities University de Vilnius où elle s’apprête à soutenir sa thèse a vivement protesté, dénonçant une opération de diversion menée par les autorités biélorusses. Sofia Sapega n’est pas connue pour ses actions militantes. « Je suis sûr que la détention de Sofa n'a qu'une seule raison - de faire pression sur Roman. Il n'y a objectivement aucune autre raison », a déclaré un camarade Sofia Sapega à la BBC Russia. Des publications accablantes… mais hors contexte Sur les réseaux sociaux, une autre diversion est apparue : des photos qui accablent Roman Protassevitch, et le présentent comme un dangereux néonazi. Les images datent de 2014-2015. Une d’entre elle le montre pendant le soulèvement de Maidan contre l’influence russe en Ukraine, lors de l’épisode d’une destruction d’une statue de Lénine. Ce qui n’en fait ni un terroriste, ni un néonazi. En 2015, c’est sa présence aux côtés du bataillon Azov dans le Donbass qui est relayée sur les réseaux. Cette unité paramilitaire s’est engagée sur le terrain pour repousser l’avance russe dans cette région-est de l’Ukraine. C’est un groupe à la réputation sulfureuse, dont certains membres se font photographier arborant des symboles néonazis, drapeaux et emblèmes ultra nationalistes. Enfin, plusieurs clichés montrent le jeune biélorusse en tenue de combat. On le voit notamment à la Une d’une publication vantant les faits d'armes de la milice. Mais selon certaines hypothèses, relayées par le média d’état russe RT, Roman Protassevitch aurait pu servir de figurant pour ce qui ressemble à une mise en scène, sous le sigle du Soleil noir, symbole ésotérique néonazi. Rien ne permet d’affirmer qu’il a pris les armes. Instrumentalisation du passé de l’opposant Concernant les photos avec le bataillon Azov : Roman Protassevitch est parti dans cette région en tant que journaliste en 2015. Certaines images sont plus ambiguës, mais on ne le voit jamais distinctement sur le terrain, portant les armes. Il y a aussi des imprécisions : parfois, la légende d’une photo affirme qu’il s’agit de Protassevitch mais rien ne permet de l’identifier. Très souvent, la personne en question est masquée et cagoulée. Par ailleurs, la campagne de dénigrement s’arrête à cette période de sa vie, en Ukraine, où le jeune biélorusse était âgé de 19 ans. Ces clichés, relayés sur les réseaux par les milieux prorusse et pro-Loukachenko, n'ont surtout rien à voir avec le motif de son arrestation en Biélorussie. Ils servent à détourner l’attention des faits reprochés aux autorités de Minsk : la mise en scène d’une alerte à la bombe justifiant un détournement d’avion, pour aboutir à l’arrestation d’un opposant au régime. Avec ces photos hors contexte, l’Europe se trouve ainsi accusée de défendre l’indéfendable.
W dzisiejszym odcinku rozmawiamy o porwaniu przez białoruski reżim blogera Romana Protasiewicza, twórcy niezależnego kanału Nexta. W niedzielę samolot lecący z Aten do Wilna został pod pretekstem alarmu bombowego zmuszony do wylądowania w Mińsku. Wyciągnięto z niego Romana Protasiewicza i jego partnerkę Sonię Sapiegę. Przebywający na emigracji sławny opozycjonista był ścigany przez reżim Łukaszenki listem gończym i śledzony. Założycielowi niezależnego kanału Nexta grozi nawet kara śmierci. Jak na działania Łukaszenki patrzy Putin? Bartosz T. Wieliński rozmawia z Wacławem Radziwinowiczem, dziennikarzem “Gazety Wyborczej”. Więcej podcastów na https://wyborcza.pl/podcast
Pasaules reakcija pēc 23. maija incidenta ar Baltkrievijas nolaupīto "Ryanair" lidmašīnu. Saistībā ar mūsu kaimiņiem šī ir bijusi ļoti emocionāla un negaidītu pavērsienu nedēļa. Kas īsti ir noticis, kādas tam varētu būt sekas? Savukārt septembrī Vācijā gaidāmas vēlēšanas, kurās izvēlēsies Angelas Merkeles pēcteci, un sabiedrības aptaujas atklāj interesantus noskaņojuma tendences. Aktualitātes vērtē Latvijas Ārpolitikas institūta pētnieks Artūrs Bikovs, Austrumeiropas politikas pētījumu centra pētniece, Rīgas Stradiņa universitātes doktorante Beāte Livdanska un politologs Kārlis Daukšts. Tirāns ālējas „Kas notiek Lukašenko galvā?!” – šādu jautājumu pēdējās dienās sev varētu būt uzdevis teju ikviens, kam ir kaut mazākā interese par starptautisko politiku. Pašpasludinātā Baltkrievijas prezidenta rīcība, ar kaujas iznīcinātāja līdzdalību 23.maijā nosēdinot Minskas lidostā aviokompānijas “Ryanair” pasažieru lidmašīnu, kas bija ceļā no Atēnām uz Viļņu, tur arestējot divus no pasažieriem, šokēja starptautisko sabiedrību, pat ievērojot, ka Krievijas specdienestu nekaunīgās izdarības Eiropas Savienības valstīs jau kļuvušas par teju ierastu lietu. Maz ko līdz arī Minskas apgalvojumi, ka tās rīcībā bijusi informācija par lidmašīnā it kā esošu spridzekli, – lai tos pieņemtu par patiesiem, jābūt lielai vēlmei noticēt ilggadējā Baltkrievijas diktatora un viņa režīma godīgumam. Katrā ziņā publiskotie saziņas fragmenti starp Minskas lidostas dispečeriem un “Ryanair” pilotiem šai ziņā rada vairāk jautājumu nekā atbilžu. Arestētie pasažieri ir 26 gadus vecais Baltkrievijas opozīcijas aktīvists Ramans Pratasevičs un viņa ceļabiedre, 23 gadus vecā Krievijas pilsone Sofija Sapega. Pratasevičs aktīvi pretdarbojies Lukašenko režīmam kopš agras jaunības, pirmoreiz viņš Minskā ticis aizturēts par dalību protestos jau 2011. gadā. Līdz 2019. gadam viņš darbojies kā žurnālists dažādos Baltkrievijas nevalstiskajos medijos, t.sk. radio „Brīvība/Brīvā Eiropa”, taču 2019. gada beigās pametis valsti un lūdzis politisko patvērumu Polijā. Šeit viņš kopā ar vēl vienu baltkrievu žurnālistu Scepanu Pucilu vadīja tīmekļa informatīvo resursu NEXTA, kas kļuva par vienu no nozīmīgākajiem informācijas avotiem 2020. gada Baltkrievijas protestu laikā. 2020. gada novembrī abiem NEXTA vadītājiem Baltkrievijā aizmuguriski tika izvirzītas apsūdzības masu nekārtību un rupju sabiedriskās kārtības pārkāpumu organizēšanā, un naida kurināšanā pret kādas sociālās grupas pārstāvjiem; viņi tika pasludināti par teroristiem. Kas attiecas uz Sofiju Sapegu, Viļņā esošās Eiropas Humanitārās universitātes studenti, trūkst jebkādu ziņu par viņas līdzšinējo darbību politikā vai medijos. Kā intervijā radio „Brīvība/Brīvā Eiropa” krievu dienestam izteicās Baltkrievijas opozīcijas līderes Svjatlanas Cihanovskas padomnieks starptautiskās politikas jautājumos Franaks Vjačorka, Pratasevičs kļuvis par šīs nolaupīšanas upuri tikai tādēļ, ka viņam Lukašenko režīms varējis tikt klāt; viņa vietā varējis būt jebkurš cits pašreiz trimdā esošs baltkrievu aktīvists. Režīma mērķi esot izdabūt no viņa informāciju par citiem kanāla NEXTA darbiniekiem un piekļuvi pašam kanālam, kā arī atriebties, jo ar savu darbību Pratasevičs kļuvis par Baltkrievijas vadoņa Lukašenko personisku ienaidnieku. Runājot par iespējamo blogera tālāko likteni, izskanējušas pat versijas par iespējamu nāvessodu. Vācijas federālās vēlēšanas – vai gaidāms „patriarhu rudens”? Aprīļa beigās Vācijas politiskajā ainavā iezīmējās spilgts akcents – jau otrreiz pēdējo pāris gadu laikā valdošās Kristīgi Demokrātiskās partijas reitingi aptaujās noslīdējuši zemāk nekā tās pēdējo gadu niknākajiem konkurentiem – Zaļajai partijai. Pašreizējā Bundestāga sastāvā zaļie ir pati mazākā frakcija, atpaliekot no visiem pārējiem – kristīgajiem demokrātiem, sociāldemokrātiem, labējiem radikāļiem no „Alternatīvas Vācijai”, liberālajiem brīvajiem demokrātiem un radikālākajiem sociālistiem no Kreisās partijas. Taču nu jau pāris gadus zaļie reitingos minuši uz papēžiem līderiem, un šobrīd ne viens vien medijs uzskata par teju nepārprotamu, ka nākamo Vācijas valdību bez viņiem izveidot nevarēs. Zaļo panākumu pamats ir gan vispārējā ekoloģijas tematikas aktualizēšanās Eiropas politikā, gan zināma savas politiskās paradigmas korekcija, pievēršoties ne vien tradicionāli „zaļajiem” jautājumiem, bet arī sociālās nevienlīdzības mazināšanai, valsts aparāta efektivitātei un atbilstībai pilsoņu vajadzībām, sabiedrības iekļaujošajam raksturam un tolerancei. Zaļie sevi pozicionē kā nepārprotamus eiropeiskās integrācijas un vērtību aizstāvjus, un viņu pašreizējās līderes un kanclera amata kandidātes Annalenas Bērbokas publiskais veidols liek atcerēties jauno Angelu Merkeli, kad viņa pirms ceturtdaļgadsimta iznāca vācu politikas avanscēnā. Liekot viņai līdzās šībrīža varas partiju kandidātus augstākajam izpildvaras amatam, viņu personības patosā dominē drīzāk pagātnes pieredze, ne nākotnes vīzija. Tas sakāms gan par Kristīgi Demokrātiskās savienības vadītāju un pašreizējo Ziemeļreinas-Vestfālenes federālās zemes premjerministru Armīnu Lašetu, gan Sociāldemokrātiskās partijas kandidātu, pašreizējo vicekancleru un finanšu ministru Olafu Šolcu. Lašetam, no vienas puses, ir liela pieredze, kas uzkrāta, pakāpeniski virzoties no zemākā municipālā līmeņa pārstāvniecības un lielākās federālās zemes vadītāja amatu. Taču paša partijā viņa pozīcijas varēja būt pārliecinošākas, ciktāl aprīļa nogalē, kad Lašets tika izvēlēts par kanclera kandidātu, popularitātē viņu apsteidza cits kandidāts – Kristīgi Demokrātiskās savienības satelītpartijas Bavārijas Kristīgi Sociālās savienības līderis un Bavārijas premjerministrs Markus Sēders. Kas attiecas uz Olafu Šolcu, viņu mēdz raksturot kā izteikti tehnokrātisku un sausu politiķi. Sagatavoja Eduards Liniņš.
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Sciapan Puciła informuje, że ludziom, którzy wysyłali kanałowi NEXTA wiadomości grozi nawet 18 lat więzienia. Represje polityczne trwają. Zamknięto kanał Tut.By. Dostajemy cały czas bardzo dużo pogróżek. [related id=145643side=right]Apelują o sankcje na Białoruś- jej urzędników i na państwowe przedsiębiorstwa. Podkreśla, że tylko one mogą uratować ten kraj. Matka Ramana Pratesiewicza apeluje do świata błagając o pomoc dla jej syna. Podkreśla, że na Białorusi młodzi ludzie w pokojowy sposób domagają się wolności słowy i demokracji. Dodaje, że wbrew zarzutom Pratasiewicz nie nawoływał do masowych zamieszek, ani do wprowadzenia obcych wojska na Białoruś, lecz jedynie informował o tym, co się dzieje w kraju. 23 maja odbyło się spektakularne wydarzenie. Widzieliście, w jaki sposób postępuje władza. Zdradza, że w sierpniu podjęli decyzję o wyjeździe z kraju. Jak zauważa ojciec Ramana Pratesiewicza, prezydent Łukaszenka pozbawił go stopnia podpułkownika. Sądzi, że zrobiono to, aby się zemścić za opuszczenie przez nich kraju, żeby wspierać syna. Odpowiada na pytanie o groźby, które dostaje i informacje, według których Raman walczył w Donbasie. Stwierdza, że w ostatnim czasie pojawiło się wiele informacji w Internecie oczerniających jego syna. Przyznaje, że jego syn był w Donbasie, ale jako reporter wojenny. To, czy ta propaganda będzie skuteczna będzie zależeć od tego, czy będziemy prostować te informacje. Celem propagandzistów jest podzielenie państw Unii Europejskiej. Łukaszenka przestraszył się zdecydowanej reakcji państw zachodnich. Jak przypomina dziennikarz, prezydent Białorusi wykorzystuje swoich obywateli jako zakładników w rozmowie z Zachodem. Rodzice Pratesiewicza obawiają się o życie swojego syna. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radiownet/message
„Rozmawialiśmy z Ramanem (Pratasiewiczem) o tym, że nie warto przelatywać nad Białorusią (…), ale nikt nie spodziewał się, że reżim odważy się na taki akt terroryzmu międzynarodowego: porwanie samolotu” – mówił w Porannej rozmowie w RMF FM Sciapan Puciła – białoruski opozycjonista, bloger, współtwórca kanału NEXTA. „Dostajemy setki pogróżek, szczególnie po zatrzymaniu Ramana. Takie same dostawaliśmy w sierpniu w trakcie największych protestów (przeciwko reżimowi Alaksandra Łukaszenki – przyp. RMF), teraz to powróciło. Mówią, że Raman ma szczęście, że dotarł na Białoruś i żyje – my już nie dotrzemy, nas zastrzelą od razu w Warszawie” – relacjonował. Mówił również, że „chyba przyzwyczaił się już do strachu”. „Nigdy nie czuję się bezpiecznie i zawsze muszę uważać – bardziej niż inni” – przyznał Sciapan Puciła.
Week 21 2021 | 17 May - 23 May Host: David Kennedy This episode will cover the key geopolitical event of the past week. #Belarus is again under international attention. On May 23, authorities diverted a #Ryanair flight headed towards #Lithuania from #Athens, detaining the opposition figure #Protsaevich, co-founder of the social media movement #NEXTA. The case triggered Western anger, and EU sanctions, which further risk getting Belarus closer to #Russia, as a sign of a new crisis to come. Find us on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter | @varemeng #Informationmatters
Stephan Putilo, cofundador de Nexta, manifestó en La W que el Gobierno los considera enemigos por sus trabajos periodísticos.
Minister pôdohospodárstva Ján Mičovský končí a demisiu podá v pondelok. Deje sa to len niekoľko dní po tom, ako polícia zatkla šéfku Slovenského pozemkového fondu a Mičovského nominantku Gabrielu Bartošovú. Aký bol Mičovský minister a o čom vypovedá jeho nominácia Bartošovej? Rozprávali sme sa so šéfkou nadácie Zastavme korupciu Zuzanou Petkovou. Bieloruského novinára, bývalého šéfredaktora opozičného spravodajského kanálu Nexta, Ramana Prataseviča v nedeľu zadržali bieloruského bezpečnostného zložky po nútenom pristáti lietadla v Minsku. Reaguje na to aj EÚ – lídri hovoria o nových sankciách pre Bielorusko, ktoré sa majú dotknúť aj leteckej dopravy. Čo to bude znamenať pre Bielorusov, ktorí náhle budú potrebovať opustiť krajinu, ale aj pre Európanov? Kto je vlastne zadržaný novinár Pratasevič a o čo môže ísť Alexandrovi Lukašenkovi? V podcaste všetko vysvetlí novinárka Stanislava Harkotová. Moderuje Denisa Hopková.
Отчим Софьи Сапега в интервью Радио «Комсомольская правда» рассказал, что с основателем телеграм-канала Nexta Романом Протасевичем она познакомилась только на новый год и к прошлогодним беспорядкам в Белоруссии не имеет никакого отношения
El presidente bielorruso, Alexander Lukashenko, envió este domingo a un avión de combate para que otro avión, esta vez uno comercial de Ryanair, aterrizase en Minsk. Una vez en tierra la policía bielorrusa entró en el aparato y detuvo a un periodista llamado Román Protasévich. El avión volaba de Atenas a Vilna, capital de Lituania, cuando fue desviado para aterrizar en Minsk. Un portavoz de Ryanair informó que el control de tráfico aéreo de Bielorrusia notificó a los pilotos de una posible amenaza a la seguridad a bordo y se les indicó que se desviasen al aeropuerto más cercano, que era el de Minsk. Román Protasévich es un destacado activista bielorruso, tiene sólo 26 años y es el editor del canal NEXTA en Telegram, muy conocido en Bielorrusia por difundir información contra el régimen de Lukashenko y servir de punto de encuentro a quienes se oponen a su Gobierno. Tiene alrededor de millón y medio de suscriptores, una cantidad muy llamativa en un país de sólo nueve millones de habitantes (el 16% de la población). Tanto la Unión Europea como Estados Unidos condenaron en el acto la acción y aseguraron que tomarían medidas de castigo para el Gobierno de Lukashenko, que desde el año pasado se encuentra bajo sospecha de haber perpetrado un fraude en las elecciones presidenciales que se celebraron el 9 de agosto. Aquello dio lugar a una ola de manifestaciones que fueron reprimidas con gran dureza y obligaron a la candidata opositora, Svetlana Tijanóvskaya, a exiliarse en Lituania. Lo que nadie pensaba en Occidente es que Lukashenko estuviese dispuesto a llegar tan lejos como lo ha hecho, forzando el aterrizaje de una aeronave comercial europea que volaba entre dos aeropuertos de la Unión. Nunca antes había sucedido nada similar por lo que Bruselas decidió ayer pasar a la acción y anunciar una batería de medidas En La ContraRéplica - Las protestas en Colombia - ¿Está la izquierda colombiana detrás de los disturbios? - El departamento de ética de Google - Vida en Alemania y España - PSOE state-of-mind Apoya La Contra en: · Patreon... https://www.patreon.com/diazvillanueva · iVoox... https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-contracronica_sq_f1267769_1.html · Paypal... https://www.paypal.me/diazvillanueva Sígueme en: · Web... https://diazvillanueva.com · Twitter... https://twitter.com/diazvillanueva · Facebook... https://www.facebook.com/fernandodiazvillanueva1/ · Instagram... https://www.instagram.com/diazvillanueva · Linkedin… https://www.linkedin.com/in/fernando-d%C3%ADaz-villanueva-7303865/ · Flickr... https://www.flickr.com/photos/147276463@N05/?/ · Pinterest... https://www.pinterest.com/fernandodiazvillanueva Encuentra mis libros en: · Amazon... https://www.amazon.es/Fernando-Diaz-Villanueva/e/B00J2ASBXM Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals
AVION DÉTOURNÉ : L'EUROPE PEUT-ELLE « RECADRER » POUTINE ? 25/05/21 INVITÉS PIERRE HASKI Chroniqueur international - « France Inter » et « L'Obs » PATRICK MARTIN-GENIER Enseignant en droit public Spécialiste des affaires européennes BENOÎT VITKINE - En direct de Moscou Journaliste - Correspondant à Moscou - « Le Monde » ALAIN BAUER – En duplex Professeur de criminologie - Spécialiste en gestion de crises Terminé les avions biélorusses dans le ciel européen. Les dirigeants de l'Union européenne, réunis en sommet à Bruxelles, lundi, ont décidé de fermer l'accès à l'espace aérien européen à la Biélorussie. Les compagnies européennes ont aussi été invitées à contourner le pays. Cette décision des Vingt-sept survient au lendemain du détournement par un avion de chasse biélorusse d'un vol Ryanair entre Athènes et Vilnius suivi de l'arrestation sur le tarmac de l'aéroport de Minsk du journaliste et opposant biélorusse Roman Protassevitch. De nouvelles sanctions économiques vont également être adoptées contre le régime d'Alexandre Loukachenko. Mais c'est d'abord la « libération immédiate » de Roman Protassevitch et de sa compagne qui est exigée par les Européens. Lundi soir, la porte-parole du ministère de l'Intérieur biélorusse a affirmé que l'ancien rédacteur en chef de l'influent média d'opposition biélorusse Nexta se trouvait en détention provisoire dans une prison de Minsk. Alors que la mère de l'opposant a déclaré à des médias biélorusses que son fils était peut-être hospitalisé à cause de problèmes cardiaques, la porte-parole a assuré qu'« il n'y [avait] pas eu de plaintes sur son état de santé ». Quelques minutes après cette déclaration, la télévision publique biélorusse a diffusé une vidéo – dont on ignore l'heure et les conditions d'enregistrement – dans laquelle on peut voir Roman Protassevitch, au visage apparemment tuméfié, affirmer « être passé aux aveux sur l'organisation de troubles massifs », en référence au vaste mouvement de contestation post-électoral de 2020 réprimé par le régime, et collaborer avec les autorités biélorusses. Dénonçant une vidéo diffusée par « les chaînes de propagande du régime », la cheffe de l'opposition biélorusse Svetlana Tikhanovskaia a affirmé que Roman Protassevitch « a été frappé », et estimé qu'il est « urgent d'agir ». Par le passé, les autorités biélorusses ont déjà été accusées d'avoir diffusé des confessions de détenus obtenues sous la contrainte. En août dernier, Svetlana Tikhanovskaïa avait elle-même appelé dans une vidéo diffusée par les médias d'Etat à ne pas manifester, à un moment où la Biélorussie était secouée par un mouvement de contestation historique après la réélection d'Alexandre Loukachenko. Exilée désormais en Lituanie, Svetlana Tikhanovskaia a demandé aux Etats-Unis et au G7 d'augmenter la pression sur le régime d'Alexandre Loukachenko, au pouvoir depuis 1994, et a réclamé « la participation des forces démocratiques biélorusses » lors du prochain G7 prévu en juin au Royaume-Uni. La France a apporté son soutien à la demande de l'opposition biélorusse, dont les membres depuis dimanche se sentent menacés quel que soit leur lieu d'exil. Le détournement d'un avion de ligne leur ayant prouvé que la répression ne s'arrêtait aux frontières de la Biélorussie, soutenue par la Russie de Poutine. Une Russie dont l'implication dans l'opération apparaît évidente pour nombre de spécialistes et qui est également soupçonnée en France d'être derrière l'initiative récente d'une mystérieuse agence de communication : celle-ci a proposé à des YouTubeurs scientifiques de dénigrer, contre une somme rondelette, le vaccin Pfizer sur une base mensongère. DIFFUSION : du lundi au samedi à 17h45 FORMAT : 65 minutes PRÉSENTATION : Caroline Roux - Axel de Tarlé REDIFFUSION : du lundi au vendredi vers 23h40 RÉALISATION : Nicolas Ferraro - Pascal Hendrick - Benoît Lemoine - Jean-François Verzele - Jacques Wehrlin PRODUCTION : France Télévisions / Maximal Productions Retrouvez C DANS L'AIR sur internet & les réseaux : INTERNET : francetv.fr FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/Cdanslairf5 TWITTER : https://twitter.com/cdanslair INSTAGRAM : https://www.instagram.com/cdanslair/
Отчим Софьи Сапега в интервью Радио «Комсомольская правда» рассказал, что с основателем телеграм-канала Nexta Романом Протасевичем она познакомилась только на новый год и к прошлогодним беспорядкам в Белоруссии не имеет никакого отношения
Dimanche 23 mai, un Boeing 737 avec à son bord le fondateur du blog d'opposition Nexta, Roman Protassevitch, a été intercepté par la sécurité biélorusse pour atterrir à Minsk au lieu de Vilnius. Il s'est ensuivi une cascade de réactions d'indignation. Plusieurs pays ont suggéré de ne plus passer par l'espace aérien de la Biélorussie. Les chefs d'État de l'Union européenne doivent se réunir ce soir pour discuter de sanctions contre le régime de Loukachenko. Décryptage d'Olga Gille Belova, maître de conférences à l'Université Bordeaux Montaigne, spécialiste de la Biélorussie et des pays post-soviétiques. Olga Gille Belova est l'auteure de l'article « Enjeux et défis de la crise biélorusse », dans Politique internationale
Běloruského novináře a opozičního aktivistu Ramana Prateseviče v neděli zadržely úřady na minském letišti, napsal kanál Nexta. Pratesević seděl na palubě letounu, který směřoval z Atén do Vilniusu. Letadlo společnosti Ryanair ale úřady přinutily přistát v Minsku za doprovodu armádního stroje. To vše proto, aby mohly novináře a kritika vlády prezidenta Alexandra Lukašenka zatknout.
Aliaksandro Lukašenkos režimas perėmė ir Minske nutupdė iš Atėnų į Vilnių skridusį lėktuvą, kad sulaikytų Baltarusijos opozicijos aktyvistą ir tinklaraštininką, informacinio kanalo „Nexta“ įkūrėją Romaną Protasevičių.Lietuva ir kitos Vakarų šalys šį beprecedentį incidentą įvardijo kaip valstybės remiamą terorizmą.Kas sekmadienį atsitiko Baltarusijos oro erdvėje ir ar šį kartą Baltarusijos režimas neišsisuks? Ar už šio išpuolio kyšo ir Kremliaus ausys?Laidoje dalyvauja Seimo Užsienio reikalų komiteto pirmininkas Žygimantas Pavilionis, premjerės patarėja Galina Vaščenkaitė, ekspremjeras Gediminas Kirkilas, Vilniaus universiteto Tarptautinių santykių ir politikos mokslų instituto dėstytojas Vytis Jurkonis, politikos apžvalgininkas Marius Laurinavičius.Ved. Mindaugas Jackevičius
Welcome to Majority.FM's AM QUICKIE! Brought to you by justcoffee.coop TODAY'S HEADLINES: The far-right dictator of Belarus used a fighter jet and a fake bomb threat to force down a civilian airliner flying over his country, allowing him to arrest a journalist and dissident who was on board. Meanwhile, Israel’s violence against Gaza is still having ripple effects after a ceasefire, as health officials report hospitals overwhelmed with wounded civilians are now also facing a surge in coronavirus cases. And lastly, the Biden Administration finally granted Temporary Protected Status to thousands of Haitian immigrants living in the U.S., shielding them from deportation back to a country that is dealing with both a political crisis and a brutal COVID epidemic. THESE ARE THE STORIES YOU NEED TO KNOW: Belarus’ dictator Aleksandr Lukashenko carried out a shocking abduction of a journalist on Sunday, using a fighter jet and a faked bomb plot to force down a civilian airliner carrying the dissident and then arresting him on the ground. On Sunday, dissident journalist Roman Protasevich was on a Ryanair flight from Greece to Vilnius, Poland, where he has been living in exile. Protasevich is the 26-year-old former editor of NEXTA, a channel on the Telegram app that has become one of Belarus’s largest opposition media companies. The flight passed through Belarussian airspace, at which point Belarussian air traffic control claimed that there was a bomb threat aboard. Lukashenko then used that as pretext to personally order Mig-29 fighter jet up to force the plane to land in Minsk, although it was by that time far closer to its destination of Vilnius, according to the BBC. After seven hours on the tarmac in Minsk, the flight eventually made it to Vilnius. But Protasevich was not aboard, as he had been abducted by Belarussian agents when the plane was forced to land. One passenger on the flight told AFP quote: “He was not screaming, but it was clear that he was very much afraid. It looked like if the window had been open, he would have jumped out of it.” Protasevich reportedly told other passengers that he was facing the death penalty. Lukashenko has, in recent months, brutally repressed protests against his authoritarian rule, but has been staunchly defended by the Russian government and faced little to no consequences for his policies. European governments and the U.S. have strongly denounced the shocking hijacking, but it’s unclear what concrete action they can or actually will take -- prior sanctions on the Lukashenko regime have clearly done little to dampen his brazen authoritarianism. Gaza Sees Rise in Covid Cases Israel agreed to stop its outright bombardment of the Gaza strip on Friday, but the aftershocks of its brutal campaign of violence are still shaking the captive population there. According to the Washington Post, Gaza’s hospitals are starting to experience a new wave of COVID cases, as Israel’s bombardment forced many residents into close-packed bomb shelters. Those cases are in addition to the 1,900 people who were injured directly by Israel’s bombing. To make matters worse, the Post reports that an airstrike destroyed the only lab in Gaza that was doing PCR tests for COVID. All of this is even more outrageous when you consider the disparities between Israel and Gaza’s access to the vaccine. Outside of the strip, Israel has conducted one of the most successful vaccination campaigns in the world. But inside Gaza, only 2 percent of the population has been vaccinated. Much of this shortage is in thanks in part to the Israeli blockade that stops medical supplies getting through to people there. Even before the recent bombardment, Gaza’s ICUs were completely swamped. The country has only 60 ICU beds for a population of almost 2 million. The International Red Cross said that damage inflicted by Israel during the conflict cut water supplies in Gaza by 40 percent and had cut power to 700,000 Gazans at one point or another. Lest we forget: all of this damage is intentional. Israel knows what will happen when it drops its bombs. And even though it claims to be targeting Hamas, it’s Gaza’s citizens who suffer the most. Biden Gives Haitians Protected Status Some good news from the Biden Administration. Biden’s head of the DHS announced on Saturday that Haitians living in the U.S. would be extended Temporary Protected Status, reversing Trump-era efforts to deport them or force them out of the country. Some 150,000 Haitians have been living in the U.S. since the devastating 2010 earthquake, and recent political crises and the pandemic there have only made their predicament more dire. Alejandro Mayorkas, the head of the DHS, acknowledged that the country’s recent plight has made it all the more important to offer these people shelter. The temporary protected status order will last for 18 months, and is a continuation of policies the Obama administration started for Haitians after the 2010 quake. The New York Times reports that it originally stems from a 1990 law that allowed foreigners who had to flee their homes because of natural disasters and conflict to work and live in the United States. This decision is far from fixing the disastrous trend of U.S. immigration policy, but it will certainly be a welcome relief for thousands of Haitians fearing for their lives and livelihoods. The U.S. was founded to offer refuge to the needy, and policies like this are the least we can do to live up to that ideal. AND NOW FOR SOME QUICKER QUICKIES: Some more good news for the coronavirus watch in the U.S. Our cases are down to their lowest rate since last summer, with fewer than 30,000 new cases a day. That’s still a lot, but at least 50 percent of Americans have gotten at least one dose of the vaccine now, so we should see those continue to drop. The Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Jack Read, said on Sunday that he supports assigning independent prosecutors to sexual assault cases in the military, cutting out the role that unit commanders had played in investigating their own troops. Shareholders at Tribune Publishing, the company that owns the Chicago Tribune and many other newspapers, approved a sale of the company to Alden Global Capital, one of the most bloodthirsty vulture capital funds that has been destroying newspaper chains across the country, in another blow to the greater journalism industry. In news that should surprise no one, GOP Senator Rand Paul has announced he will not get the COVID vaccine. What can we say -- I guess the only thing Rand is afraid of is that neighbor who beat the crap out of him a few years back, and not a deadly pandemic. A smart guy, that Rand. AM QUICKIE - MAY 24, 2021 HOSTS - Sam Seder & Lucie Steiner WRITER - Jack Crosbie PRODUCER - Dorsey Shaw EXECUTIVE PRODUCER - Brendan Finn
Zmuszenie do lądowania polskiego samolotu lecącego nad terytorium Białorusi to akt międzynarodowego terroryzmu i oznaka tego, że prezydent Aleksander Łukaszenko jest już całkowicie pod kontrolą swojego rosyjskiego odpowiednika Władimira Putina. W cotygodniowym podcaście "O świecie w Onecie". Michał Broniatowski i Adam Jasser rozmawiają o tym jakie ten incydent będzie miał konsekwencje dla ładu międzynarodowego i jak zareagują Unia i NATO. Nie wolno przy tym zapominać o strasznym losie jaki grozi porwanemu z pokładu tego samolotu Romanowi Protasiewiczowi, opozycjoniście, którego białoruskie władze uznają za terrorystę – za takie oskarżenie grozi kara śmierci. Ważne jest też czy służby Łukaszenki zdołały zdobyć dostęp z telefonu Protasiewicza do ok. miliona nazwisk Białorusinów, którzy są odbiorcami w aplikacji Telegram jego serwisu informacyjnego NEXTA. W ubiegłym tygodniu doszło, po 11 dniach wzajemnego ostrzału rakietowego, do zawieszenia broni pomiędzy Izraelem, a kontrolującą Strefę Gazy organizacją Hamas. Było jak zawsze: zamieszki na ulicach dają pretekst Hamasowi do ostrzału Izraela, Izrael odpowiada potężnym ogniem rakietowym, a po kilku dniach wtrąca się Ameryka wraz z pobliskimi państwami arabskimi i następuje rozejm. Do następnego razu. Bo nie znikną praprzyczyny tego konfliktu, czyli wzajemna nienawiść, a przede wszystkim nieustanne rozgrywanie na tym terytorium swoich interesów przez państwa trzecie. Sytuację zaogniła wewnętrzna polityka Izraela, którego premier Benjamin Netanjahu tak bardzo chciał się utrzymać u władzy, że zawarł diabelski pakt ze skrajnie nacjonalistyczną prawicą, dając jej praktycznie zgodę na prowokacje wobec arabskiej mniejszości kraju. Efektem jest nowość – wylewający się na ulice bunt arabskich obywateli Izraela, którzy dotąd zachowywali dystans wobec wojowniczo nastawionych Palestyńczyków ze Strefy Gazy i z Zachodniego Brzegu. Stany Zjednoczone zaskoczyły w ubiegłym tygodniu, znosząc sankcje przeciwko głównym firmom i realizującym budowę rosyjskiego gazociągu Nord Stream 2. To otwiera niczym niezakłóconą już drogę do dokończeni projektu, który Polska i kilka innych krajów uznaje za zagrożenie strategiczne ze strony Rosji. Dlaczego prezydent Joe Biden zdecydował się na to? Z pragmatyzmu: sankcje i tak już by nie mogły powstrzymać kończącej się budowy Nord Stream 2, więc Amerykanie postanowili uczynić gest dobrej woli wobec Niemiec i osobiście kanclerz Angeli Merkel, która konsekwentnie utrzymuje, że ten projekt jest wyłącznie biznesem i nie ma nic wspólnego z polityką. Były też i inne przyczyny, ale o tym więcej w podcaście. Przez trzy dni minionego tygodnia marokańscy pogranicznicy przestali powstrzymywać migrantów od przekraczania granicy z hiszpańską enklawą w mieście Ceuta. Na terytorium Unii Europejskiej znalazło się z tego powodu ponad 8 tys. uciekinierów z Afryki. Incydent ten pokazuje jak bardzo polityka migracyjna UE uzależniona jest od działań Maroka i Turcji, które w zamian za unijną pomoc gospodarczą, mają nie pozwalać migrantom przedostawać się do Europy. Ale gdy tylko przyjdzie im na to ochota, przywódcy obu krajów mają możliwość szantażowania Unii. Zajścia w Ceucie pokazują, że problem migracyjny, to w dalszym ciągu jedno z kluczowych wyzwań dla unijnych władz w Brukseli.
OK, here's the scene:A flight is heading from Greece to Lithuania, flying over Belarus. The pilots get notification of a bomb threat. A fighter jet forces the plane to land. A couple of passengers are then detained by Belarusian authorities.This isn't a plot point in an action film. And there was no bomb.Related: Belarus opposition figure demands 'new, democratic, open country'Yesterday, Ryanair Flight 4978 was intercepted and one of the passengers detained was 26-year-old Belarusian dissident Roman Protasevich. The operation was reportedly approved by Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, a man referred to as "Europe's last dictator."Related: Belarus targets journalists, activists in new raidsThis evening in Belarus, a new video was released of Protasevich after his arrest, posted initially on a pro-government Belarusian channel.In the video, Protasevich says he is in good health and is being treated well. Possibly under duress, he also confesses to plotting riots in Minsk — crimes that carry a 15-year penalty. His forehead appears bruised in the video.Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, the Belarusian human rights activist and politician who ran as the main opposition candidate in the 2020 Belarusian presidential election, shared the video on Twitter: The regime's propaganda channels posted a video of arrested Raman Pratasevich, saying that he is treated lawfully in the Minsk Detention Center №1. This is how Raman looks under physical and moral pressure. I demand the immediate release of Raman and all political prisoners. pic.twitter.com/zdolsbp6m5— Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya (@Tsihanouskaya) May 24, 2021The European Union has found itself at the center of this situation. RyanAir is headquartered in Ireland. The plane was registered in Poland. The flight was going from Greece to Lithuania. Today, heads of EU states met to discuss potential sanctions.Katia Glod, a Belarus analyst with the Center for European Policy Analysis, joined The World's host Carol Hills, from London, to share the latest insights on this operation and what it means for global politics. Carol Hills: First of all, who is Roman Protasevich?Katia Glod: Roman Protasevich is a Belarusian journalist, the famous blogger. Roman is a founder of the very popular Telegram channel, which is called NEXTA, which was behind mass protests in Belarus, which erupted last August. And Roman Protasevich, at the time, he was part of this NEXTA team. Nowadays, he is the editor of another very popular Telegram [messaging app] channel called "Belarus of the Brain," which has several hundred thousand subscribers, and is also very widely read in Belarus.Why did Alexander Lukashenko approve this brazen operation?Well, first of all, we have to realize that Lukashenko is a very revengeful person. He has been well-known for taking revenge against his opponents. And NEXTA, obviously, displayed Lukashenko and the regime, the security services, to a great extent, because, as I've just said, they mobilized people to organize protests. Another reason is an attack on mass media, which we have seen in Belarus basically since last summer. Now that Protasevich is in Belarusian custody, what is likely to happen tohim?Well, he's likely to face up to 15 years in prison. The likely charges are [going] to be organizing public disorder and also stoking social strife. So, that means that he's currently somewhere at the KGB prison or one of the detention facilities in Minsk. We know that his girlfriend was transported to one of the detention facilities in Minsk, the so-called Okrestina prison, which became very famous during the August protest, because this is where tortures and beatings of many protesters happened.You mentioned the mass protests against Lukashenko last summer. They were followed by a harsh government crackdown that continues to this day. Does this arrest change anything for Belarusians who oppose Lukashenko?Unfortunately, it doesn't change much for Belarusians inside Belarus. It's that perhaps more people will be thinking about immigrating, and leaving the country obviously creates another international precedent. It puts the Belarusian regime onto a new level of priority. If, for example, we can say that before, Belarus has been more of a moral issue, a moral dilemma, particularly for the European Union, it was not nice that human rights have been abused in Belarus or that the elections were rigged, but it has not really until now affected directly the rights of European citizens. Yesterday's incident has shown that now Lukashenko's regime became a real threat to international norms, and real threats to European security. And Belarusians inside Belarus do hope that the West could take tougher sanctions against the regime.It's interesting, President Lukashenko had to know that the world would harshly condemn him for doing this. And he knew of this and he did it anyway. What does that tell you? Well, it tells us that the regime has lost control of political thinking, that the regime is really waging a war because its goal [is] only to stay in power, regardless by which means. It tells us that the regime is not prepared to negotiate with the opposition or with the West and that it's not backing off.What role might Russia have here? Do you think Russian governmentofficials were in the loop on this?We do know that there were actually four people who did not board the flight back to Vilnius. And apart from or Roman Protasevich and his girlfriend, there were two Russian citizens. And the speculation is that either they were Belarusian KGB or that they were Russian FSB agents. And perhaps that Russia lent a helping hand to Belarus. Well, either way, Russia would not be the country that would try to punish Belarus or would try to tell it that that's not the right way forward.How do you think the United States should respond to this event?So far, we have seen only a statement of Mr. Blinken, who obviously condemned the situation and said that there should be given an adequate response. I think it will be a real test to the unity between the US and the European Union — whether the US will join the European Union in offering a very tough stance against the behavior of the Belarus regime.This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity.
QUAND L'AMI POUTINE PIRATE UN AVION DE LIGNE… - 21/05/24 INVITÉS JEAN-DOMINIQUE MERCHET Journaliste - « l'Opinion » Spécialiste des questions de défense et diplomatie LAURE MANDEVILLE Grand reporter - « Le Figaro » FRÉDÉRIC ENCEL – En duplex Géopolitologue VERONIKA DORMAN – En duplex Journaliste spécialiste de la Russie Ancienne correspondante à Moscou – « Libération » Une scène inédite. Un opposant du président biélorusse a été interpellé dimanche 23 mai à l'aéroport de Minsk, après un atterrissage forcé de son vol en provenance d'Athènes (Grèce) vers Vilnius (Lituanie). Il s'agit du militant Roman Protassevitch, ancien rédacteur en chef de la chaîne d'opposition biélorusse Nexta. Il avait été placé l'an dernier sur la liste des « individus impliqués dans des activités terroristes » par le régime d'Alexandre Loukachenko. Le Boeing 737 de la compagnie Ryanair a été dévié de sa trajectoire après une « alerte à la bombe ». Il a été escorté par un avion de chasse biélorusse jusqu'à l'aéroport de Minsk, où les fouilles n'ont pas permis de détecter la présence d'engin explosif. La compagnie aérienne Ryanair a condamné les « actions illégales » des autorités biélorusses. Même son de cloche du côté de la communauté internationale: « C'est un acte de piraterie d'Etat qui ne peut pas rester impuni », a insisté le secrétaire d'État chargé des Affaires européennes Clément Beaune. L'Allemagne a réclamé une « explication immédiate » et le président lituanien Gitanas Nauseda a de son côté condamné un « évènement sans précédent » et accusé le régime biélorusse d'être derrière cette « action odieuse » . Une réunion du Conseil européen, ce lundi, discute de « possibles sanctions » contre le régime biélorusse, qui a reçu le soutien de Moscou. S'il y a bien un point commun qui réunit les États baltes, c'est la crainte de la Russie. En 2004, Estonie, Lettonie et Lituanie ont fait leur entrée dans l'UE mais également dans l'OTAN, 13 ans après leur retour à l'indépendance. Et la Russie, qui a déjà envahi ces pays au cours du siècle dernier, ne voit pas d'un bon oeil ce rapprochement avec l'Europe et les États-Unis. En Lituanie, par exemple, le gouvernement se tient préparé face à l'éventualité d'une agression russe et les Lituaniens luttent sans relâche contre la propagande de Poutine. Qui sont ces chefs d'États soutenus par Poutine ? En Biélorussie, il y a Loukachenko, à l'initiative de cet « acte de piraterie », qui tient le pays d'une main de fer. L'été dernier, à Minsk, des manifestations avaient eu lieu pendant plusieurs jours après la réélection truquée du président en poste depuis 1994. On compte aussi le président tchétchène Ramzan Kadyrov, le président syrien Bashar al-Assad ou encore le premier ministre Hongrois Viktor Orbán. Tous ont des relations très étroites avec le Kremlin et sont très souvent critiqués pour leurs méthodes violentes et trop autoritaires. Quelle va être la réponse des pays européens face à l'arrestation jugée illégale de la Biélorussie ? Comment la Lituanie se protège-t-elle contre la Russie ? Quels sont les amis de Poutine ? DIFFUSION : du lundi au samedi à 17h45 FORMAT : 65 minutes PRÉSENTATION : Caroline Roux - Axel de Tarlé REDIFFUSION : du lundi au vendredi vers 23h40 RÉALISATION : Nicolas Ferraro - Pascal Hendrick - Benoît Lemoine - Jean-François Verzele - Jacques Wehrlin PRODUCTION : France Télévisions / Maximal Productions Retrouvez C DANS L'AIR sur internet & les réseaux : INTERNET : francetv.fr FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/Cdanslairf5 TWITTER : https://twitter.com/cdanslair INSTAGRAM : https://www.instagram.com/cdanslair/
A prominent opponent of Belarus' authoritarian president was arrested Sunday after the airliner in which he was traveling was diverted to the country after a bomb threat, in what the opposition and Western officials denounced as a hijacking operation by the government.Raman Pratasevich, who faces charges that could bring 15 years in prison, was aboard the Ryanair flight from Athens, Greece, to the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius when it changed course to head for Minsk."I saw this Belarusian guy with girlfriend sitting right behind us. He freaked out when the pilot said the plane is diverted to Minsk. He said there's death penalty awaiting him there," passenger Marius Rutkauskas said after the plane arrived in Vilnius following several hours in the Belarusian capital."We sat for an hour after the landing. Then they started releasing passengers and took those two. We did not see them again" Rutkauskas said.Flight tracker sites indicated the plane was about 10 kilometers (six miles) from the Lithuanian border when it was diverted. There were conflicting accounts of the move.The press service of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said the president himself ordered that a MiG-29 fighter jet accompany the airliner after he was informed of the bomb threat. Deputy air force commander Andrei Gurtsevich said the plane's crew made the decision to land in Minsk.But Ryanair said in a statement that Belarusian air traffic control instructed the plane to divert to the capital.Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda called the incident a "state-sponsored terror act." He said that the European Council would discuss the case Monday and that he would propose banning Belarusian planes from European Union airports and "serious sanctions" against Lukashenko's government."Belarusian airspace is completely unsafe for any commercial flight, and it should be deemed this not only by the EU but by the international community. Because now, this instrument could be used for any plane crossing Belarusian airspace," said Lithuania's foreign minister, Gabrielius Landsbergis..Pratasevich is a co-founder of the Telegram messaging app's Nexta channel, which Belarus last year declared as extremist after it was used to help organize major protests against Lukashenko. The protests have dwindled in recent months, but Belarus authorities are continuing to crack down on opposition with arrests.The Belarus presidential press service said the bomb threat was received while the plane was over Belarusian territory. Officials later said no explosives were found on board.Passengers were taken off the plane in Minsk. After the plane arrived in Vilnius, Defense Minister Arvydas Anusauskas said Pratasevich's girlfriend and four other people did not reboard."We will find out who are the other four that did not travel with the rest. Lithuania has launched an investigation to find out what really happened on that plane," he said on Facebook.Exiled opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya called on the International Civil Aviation Organization to begin an investigation."It is absolutely obvious that this is an operation by the special services to hijack an aircraft in order to detain activist and blogger Raman Pratasevich," she said in a statement. "Not a single person who flies over Belarus can be sure of his safety."The ICAO later said it "is strongly concerned by the apparent forced landing."Belarusian authorities said there were 123 passengers on the plane. But Landsbergis, the Lithuanian foreign minister, said there were 171.Western countries also expressed alarm.Belarus "showed again its contempt for international community and its citizens," U.S. Ambassador Julie Fisher said, calling the event "dangerous and abhorrent."European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen tweeted: "It is utterly unacceptable to force @Ryanair flight from Athens to Vilnius to land in Minsk."German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said that "such an act cannot be left...
Przed Wami odcinek specjalny Unblocka. Były redaktor naczelny kanału Nexta i obecny redaktor kanału "Biełaruś gołownogo mozga" leciał samolotem z Aten do Wilna. Białoruscy kontrolerzy powiadomili o ładunku wybuchowym na pokładzie i skierowali samolot na lotnisko Mińsk-2. Po sprawdzaniu dokumentów Raman Pratasiewicz został zatrzymany.
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00:00 Podsumowanie 03:30 Białoruska armia, jako część rosyjskiej - Andrzej Wilk, OSW, autor analizy “Rosyjska armia białoruska” https://www.osw.waw.pl/pl/publikacje/raport-osw/2021-03-03/rosyjska-armia-bialoruska 26:00 Alaksandr Łukaszenka nie jest tak biedny, jak stara się przedstawić. O jego bogactwie Sciapan Puciła, czyli Nexta, białoruski bloger, który przygotował film “Złote dno”, https://youtu.be/JEbKtZRAGGI 38:40 Maniża, Tadżyczka będzie reprezentować Rosję w konkursie Eurowizji. Co to znaczy dla milionów migrantów z Azji Centralnej pracujących w Moskwie i innych rosyjskich miastach, dr hab. Anna Cieślewska; Zachęcam do wsparcia mojego podcastu https://patronite.pl/PoProstuWschód https://zrzutka.pl/6m35sn. W podcaście wykorzystałem utwory: - Manizha, Russian woman - Alyona Alyona, 5'nizza - Wse ne to - Kalush, Ne zabudu Część tych utworów można znaleźć na playliście na Spotify. https://cutt.ly/qsoKGpB Wszystkie moje podcasty: https://anchor.fm/pogorzelski https://youtu.be/AUiRbb3GV3M
Дакументы на экстрадыцыю ў Беларусь рэдактара і стваральніка тэлеграм-каналаў NEXTA Рамана Пратасевіча і Сцяпана Пуцілы накіраваў у Польшчу Следчы камітэт праз Генпракуратуру. У СК перакананыя, што “пакарання пазбегнуць не атрымаецца, дзе б ні хаваліся і куды б ні ўцяклі правапарушальнікі”. Ці пачаў Раман Пратасевіч рыхтавацца да хуткай экстрадыцыі на радзіму? Ці не плануе сам вярнуцца ў Беларусь і панесці “заслужанае пакаранне”? На гэтыя ды іншыя пытанні адказвае экс-рэдактар тэлеграм-каналаў NEXTA Раман Пратасевіч.
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Сёння ў навінах Радыё Ўнэт: Лукашэнка прызначыў новага міністра культуры. Генпракуратура адкрыла крымінальную справу супраць лекара, які раскрыў медычную таямніцу вынікаў аўтапсіі Рамана Бандарэнкі. Навукоўцы Беларусі стварылі фонд салідарнасці. Сілавікі не далі правесці марш інвалідаў у Менску. У судах Беларусі паказанні цяпер даюць не супрацоўнікі міліцыі, а «таемныя сведкі». 18 лістапада Качанава правяла сустрэчу з сустрэлася з дэпутатамі і чынавенствам Полацкага і Наваполацкага раёнаў. Калектыў РНПЦ «Маці і дзіця» напісаў зварот з патрабаваннем аднаўлення на працы Андрэя Вітушкі. КДБ унёс стваральнікаў канала NEXTA ў спіс тэрарыстаў. Прэм'ер-міністр Вялікабрытаніі Барыс Джонсан абвясціў у краіне «зялёную рэвалюцыю». Аўстралія выбачаецца за ваенныя злачынствы сваіх вайскоўцаў у Афганістане. У Берліне паліцыя ўжыла вадамёты па пратэстоўцах супраць COVID-абмежаванняў. Французскі гарналыжны курорт Куршэвэль плануе адкрыць сезон 5 снежня. Запрашаем штодзённа ад панядзелку да пятніцы ў эфіры праграмы "Жыве Беларусь уначы" з 23:00 да 02:00 (Польшча), з 01:00 да 04:00 (Беларусь, Расея), з 12:00 да 03:00 (Украіна). Нас можна слухаць на хвалях Радыё Ўнэт у Варшаве (87,8), Кракаве (95,2), Вроцлаве (96,8), а неўзабаве і ў Беластоку, Любліне, Лодзі, Быдґашчы. Слухайце нас таксама ў інтэрнэце на wnet.fm альбо праз мабільны дадатак Tune In. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radiownet/message
Today on The Leaders' Brief - Belarus saw its latest wave of unrest this Sunday after police fired water cannons at a group of protestors who numbered 100,000, according to opposition news channel Nexta. The protesters were rallying through the streets of Minsk, waving white flags striped with red, that has become the symbol of the opposition movement, demanding the Lukashenko government free prisoners as they beat drums and marched toward detention centers. Google has said that it will strictly enforce its global policy and charge a 30% commission fee for in-app purchases from Indian developers from March 31, 2022. The move comes after a group of Indian CEOs and organizations, led by Paytm, said that they are working to create an alternate app store for Android applications in an attempt to decrease dependency on Google, whose mobile operating system dominates over 90% of the Indian smartphone market. US researchers Harvey J Alter and Charles M Rice and Britain's Michael Houghton won the 2020 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine for work in identifying the Hepatitis C virus, which causes cirrhosis and liver cancer. About egomonk: Website | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedInegomonk is a global intelligence platform delivering asymmetric outcomes by bringing organizations closer to the communities they want to serve and the leaders they wish to influence. If you wish to collaborate with us then email us at contact@egomonk.com.
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