Podcasts about Resignation

The Forum for South Africa, FOSA is calling for President Cyril Ramaphosa's immediate resignation. FOSA has accused Ramaphosa of dodging accountability through legal appeals and using state resources for personal court battles. National leader Tebogo Mashilompane says the presidency demands integrity the president has failed to show. He joins us on the line to elaborate further on his sentiments...

A shock Coalition resignation exposes deep cracks in the opposition, while Labor repositions itself to halt a surging One Nation.

‘If you were Prime Minister, genuinely trying to sort this out, you would not have allowed the Treasury to put out the quote that they did.'Former Defence Secretary Dame Penny Mordaunt criticises Keir Starmer for not ‘battling' the Labour backbenchers, warning that the next person to take the role of Defence Secretary needs to secure guarantees for the future budget and NATO's requirements.Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has issued a public rebuke to John Healey following his shock resignation as Defence Secretary. Healey stepped down after a disagreement over the UK's military investment strategy, warning that current funding models leave the nation exposed. Starmer responded by asserting that the current increases in defence spending remain sustainable and fair. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The I Love CVille Show headlines: Child Sex Predator Scandal May Force Superintendent To Quit VIDEO: Board Asks For Matt Haas' Resignation VIDEO: AlbCo Police Investigation Timeline VIDEO: Haas Reacts To Police Chief & Timeline VIDEO: Haas Says Child Predator Was Teaching Assistant VIDEO: Pricipal Joe McCauley Attacked By Parents VIDEO: School Board Chair Attacked By Parents VIDEO: Hollymead Teacher Apologizes To Parents VIDEO: Principal McCauley Apologizes To Parents The I Love CVille Show airs live Monday – Friday from 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm on The I Love CVille Network. Watch and listen to The I Love CVille Show on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, iTunes, Apple Podcast, YouTube, Spotify, Fountain, Amazon Music, Audible, Rumble and iLoveCVille.com.

The resignation of Britain's Defence Secretary has thrown high-level talks with Australia into disarray and reignited debate about the future of the AUKUS submarine pact. John Healey quit after accusing Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government of failing to adequately fund defence, forcing the cancellation of a planned appearance with Australian Defence Minister Richard Marles. The political fallout is now being felt on both sides of the world, with critics questioning the stability of one of Australia's most ambitious defence projects.Listen to Australian and world news and follow trending topics with SBS News Podcasts.TRANSCRIPT“At six a dramatic and unexpected resignation by the defence secretary John Healey... “The shock resignation of John Healy has exposed deep divisions within the British government over defence spending.Mr Healey quit after a dispute with Prime Minister Keir Starmer over military funding, warning Britain was failing to invest enough in its armed forces at a time of growing global threats.Just hours earlier, he had been photographed jogging with Australian Defence Minister Richard Marles ahead of a planned visit to Portsmouth Naval Base.That event was later cancelled after Mr Healey's resignation.The now former Defence Secretary had been publicly defending AUKUS and Britain's commitment to the submarine partnership.“I'm not going to comment on figures - the Prime Minister knows what defence and the nation needs.” The resignation has triggered a political storm in London.Opposition Leader Kemi Badenoch says Sir Keir Starmer's government is unraveling.“Keir Starmer's premiership is falling apart, his health secretary resigned two weeks ago, his defence secretary resigned at a critical time when we are facing global threats and he is doing so because the  prime minister is trying to please his back benchers by putting money into welfare instead of defence”. The developments have also intensified scrutiny of AUKUS in Australia.Peter Garrett, who is chairing a public inquiry into the submarine pact, says the timing of the resignation highlights why the project needs closer examination.“The reason we need to have the enquiry now is there has never been a public debate or even a parliamentary debate about the biggest amount of money that Australian will ever spend in its defence history, at least up to now and the fact that Mr Marles' counterpart has disappeared overnight - I mean it's a bit of a symbol really” Mr Garrett says Australia should make its own assessment of whether the deal is in the national interest.“I think our credibility is only enhanced if we apply  our own thinking as an independent sovereign nation as to what's in our best national interest, and that's the question that we're asking about AUKUS is it ultimately in our best national interest? And other nations will respect that, if we come to that view.”    The Greens have also seized on the developments.Senator David Shoebridge says Richard Marles has been left politically exposed by turmoil among Australia's AUKUS partners.“Defence minister Marles seems committed to a process of ritual global humiliation as he does a world tour of AUKUS.  Richard Marles went to Singapore and came back with 3 second hand submarines.  He then travels off to the UK for AUKUS and is met by the resignation of the UK defence minister, literally been left standing at the altar with not a nuclear sub to be seen.  You can't make this stuff up.”       The federal government has rejected suggestions the resignation will affect the submarine deal.Cabinet minister Tim Ayres says AUKUS has deep support across Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States and will continue regardless of changes in personnel.

Trump calls off military strikes on Iran,  U.K. Defense Secretary John Healey resigns, the Pentagon is temporarily placed on lockdown following a hazardous material incident, Canada proposes a social media ban for children under 16, the U.N. finds that one in 70 people worldwide is forcibly displaced, Washington's climate agency confirms that El Nino has officially arrived, Nigeria repatriates its first group of citizens from South African amid anti-migrant unrest, the Palisades Fire arson trial opens in Los Angeles, Marco Rubio signs a public-private partnership with UFC, and the World Cup kicks off in Mexico. Sources: Verity.News

In the latest PRmoment Podcast news review, host Ben Smith sits down with PR heavyweights Mark Borkowski and Angie Moxham to dissect a packed agenda covering political downfalls, tech trillionaires, and sports geopolitics. Before diving in, Smith drops a crucial reminder to secure tickets for the upcoming PR in AI Masterclass, featuring an incredible lineup available both face-to-face and virtually.The Politics of War and a Leadership VacuumThe discussion kicks off with the unraveling of Keir Starmer's leadership following high-profile exits like John Healy over defence budget shortfalls. Angie Moxham delivers a scathing review, calling the exit the "last weapon of mass Starmer destruction" and the "final nail-in in Keir's coffin." She describes Starmer as a "wounded dog limping towards the exit door," concluding simply that "he's not a leader."Mark Borkowski highlights the internal party despair, noting insiders have long since "given up on Keir."Looking ahead, Moxham predicts Manchester's Andy Burnham will secure a slim win at the Makerfield election and ultimately "end up in number 10."Elon Musk and the Illusion of ValueThe panel then tackles Elon Musk's trajectory toward becoming the world's first trillionaire. Borkowski holds nothing back, blasting Musk for "interfering with British politics from the other side of the world with some really disgusting and inciting language." He strongly challenges the cultural idolization of "mega tech bros," asking if they should be viewed as examples for humanity: "I argue you're not."Moxham balances this critique with a critical lesson for comms professionals, noting Musk has "absolutely managed the art of perception to drive value in his businesses." For any CEO doubting PR's bottom-line impact, Moxham argues Musk is the ultimate proof of its power—even if he completely rewrites the rules of public accountability.The World Cup Paradox: Unity vs. GeopoliticsFinally, the conversation shifts to the upcoming North American World Cup. Moxham underscores the immense emotional and cultural stakes of the beautiful game, sharing a striking quote: "The World Cup is the only event on earth where a billion people cry at the same time. The question is... whether those are tears of joy or tears of hatred."While Borkowski notes that toxic global politics is already seeping into the tournament, he remains optimistic that great football will ultimately win out and rescue everyone from politicians to brands.Master the Future: PR in AI MasterclassAs technology and perception continue to redefine the global corporate landscape, staying ahead of the curve is non-negotiable. Head over to the PRmoment homepage to grab your tickets for the PR in AI Masterclass. Tickets are flying out the door for both the face-to-face and virtual sessions—don't miss out on learning from an absolutely amazing lineup of industry experts!

The instinctively loyal John Healey has resigned over the level of defence spending about to be announced - what will be the impact on Keir Starmer's fragile leadership? And how will resources be found to pay for defence and other creaking public services?Plus, we are in an era of multi-party politics, and the new battles between parties are already having a big impact on elections and by-elections. But how big are the differences between the parties on the right,and indeed those on the left? To join in the never-ending debate in the Rock & Roll Politics co-operative, email steveric14@icloud.comSubscribe to Patreon here for bonus episodes, live events and the regular podcast a day early and ad-free. Rock & Roll Politics is live at the Ropetackle Arts Centre in Shoreham on July 1st. Tickets on the Ropetackle website. And an extra Rock & Roll Politics Special is live at Kings Place in London on Monday July 13th. Get your tickets here.Written and presented by Steve Richards. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As we sat down to get voters' verdicts on the prime minister in Makerfield, he suffered yet another massive headache – his Defence Secretary, John Healey, resigned. And a few hours later, two more resignations. How weak is Keir Starmer now? And is this a problem for the safety of the UK?Beth Rigby, Ruth Davidson, and Harriet Harman hear from locals voting next week - do they think Andy Burnham is destined for Number 10? What about the other parties' ambitions for the area, and what do they make of all the attention they've been getting lately?Plus – the ladies have an announcement - you'll have to listen through to the end to find out...For a full list of candidates standing in Makerfield, visit the Electoral Commission website.Got a question for the burner phone? WhatsApp 07934 200 444 or email electoraldysfunction@sky.uk.And if you want to hear more about Ed Conway's Stuff Matters podcast, go to podfollow.com/stuff- matters Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

John Healey's parting broadside as Defence Secretary, and Al Carns resignation as Armed Forces Minister, are clearly intended to jolt the government into a rethink of the Defence Investment Plan. But will it work?Sitrep explains the difficult choices now facing by the new Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis, and how his experience in the Parachute Regiment might shape his approach.Professor Michael Clarke runs the numbers on the Defence Investment Plan which John Healey says “falls well short of what is required for defence… at this dangerous time”.And he explains why this leaves the Chiefs of the Armed Forces in a very delicate position.

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Day 1,567.As Ukraine intensifies its campaign against Crimea by striking key bridges and transport links in an effort to isolate the peninsula, we examine potentially seismic political developments in London. Britain's Defence Secretary John Healey – one of Kyiv's strongest allies and a leading advocate for military rearmament – has dramatically resigned in protest over defence spending and the country's preparedness for a future conflict, triggering a crisis that could topple the Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Francis and Dom comb through Healey's damning resignation letter and consider how Kyiv will react to the news. Later, Francis explores a major new report on the risks of a sudden ceasefire in Ukraine with some of the world's leading experts.Thumbnail image shows Crimean bridge ablaze in 2022.Contributors:Francis Dearnley (Host on Ukraine: The Latest). @FrancisDearnley on X.Dominic Nicholls (Host on Ukraine: The Latest). @DomNicholls on X.With thanks to:Orysia Lutsevych OBE (head of the Ukraine Forum, Chatham House)Simon Smith (chair of the steering committee, Ukraine Forum, Chatham House, and British ambassador 2012 to 2015)Keir Giles (senior consulting fellow, Russia and Eurasia Programme, Chatham House, and author Who Will Defend Europe?)John Lough (associate fellow, Chatham House, and head of foreign policy, New Eurasian Strategies Centre)Producer: Phil AtkinsSenior Producer: Lilian FawcettVideo Producer: James EnglandSocial Producer: Tom SteedStudio Director: Meghan SearleExecutive Editor: Francis DearnleyCreated by David KnowlesNOW IN FULL VIDEO WITH MAPS & BATTLEFIELD FOOTAGE:Every episode is now available on our YouTube channel shortly after the release of the audio version. You will find it here: https://www.youtube.com/@UkraineTheLatest CONTENT REFERENCED:John Healey resigns over Starmer's defence spending plan (The Telegraph):https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2026/06/11/john-healey-resigns-as-defence-secretary-labour-starmer/ Russia is creating launch sites for combat drones near the borders of Belarus. We show you where (Radio Liberty, in Belarusian):https://www.svaboda.org/a/33777451.html How a Russia–Ukraine ceasefire could imperil Ukrainian and European security (Chatham House):https://www.chathamhouse.org/2026/05/how-russia-ukraine-ceasefire-could-imperil-ukrainian-and-european-securityEMAIL US:Contact the team on ukrainepod@telegraph.co.uk. We continue to read every message, and seek to respond to as many on air and in our newsletter as possible.HIGHLIGHTS:Putin arms up summer palace as Ukraine deep strikes tear through Russian defencesIs the election of a pro-Europe party in Armenia actually a win for Putin? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Tara Show: ActBlue's Mass Resignations and the 38 Million Smurfing Campaign Host Tara breaks down the latest explosive developments from the House Judiciary and Administration Committees regarding the Democratic fundraising giant, ActBlue. Reacting to the viral congressional hearing where ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones repeatedly invoked her Fifth Amendment rights, Tara discusses the unraveling of a massive small-dollar "smurfing" scheme. She dives into allegations surrounding millions of unverified donations, the sudden mass resignation of ActBlue's entire internal legal and compliance team, and the potential infiltration of illicit foreign funds into American campaign coffers. > ActBlue investigation, Regina Wallace-Jones, Jim Jordan hearing, campaign finance fraud, illicit foreign donations, donor smurfing, political fundraising scandals, independent political commentary

I spoke to Dr Frank Ledwidge, former serviceman and defence expert about the resignation of John Healey. Recorded on 11 June just after the announcement of Healey's resignation, we analysed the state of Britain's armed forces and what to make of this news. If you would like to support this podcast please consider taking out a paid subscription to my Substack arthursnell.substack.com or if you don't want the hassle of a subscription you can buy me a coffee! ko-fi.com/snellarthur If you want to buy any of the books talked about in this show, please support independent bookshops by using Bookshop.org with this link: ⁠https://uk.bookshop.org/shop/behindthelines⁠ Thanks! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Around lunch time today, as The News Agents were battling their own excitement in the shape of a fire drill, the Defence Secretary suddenly resigned without warning. He left with a devastating critique of the Starmer government failures in his wake. The loyal and highly regarded Healey resigned out of frustration that promises made on defence spending weren't being kept. And that the Prime Minister wouldn't even set a date for the increases to happen. Has Starmer “failed to keep the country safe"? And a week out from the Makerfield by-election, is this the nail in the coffin for Starmer's leadership?The News Agents is a Global Production.The News Agents is brought to you by HSBC UK - https://www.hsbc.co.uk/

Another member of Sir Keir Starmer's cabinet has jumped ship, with Britain's Defence Secretary John Healey the latest to go. He's the sixth minister to resign in the past month. Healey's accusing the Prime Minister of putting the UK at risk, with a planned defence spending uplift of just 0.08% of GDP. UK Correspondent Vincent McAviney told Francesca Rudkin that Healey's suggesting it won't provide the military equipment needed in a dangerous world. He says Starmer's acknowledged Healey's comments but says he doesn't agree - but also hasn't found anyone to replace him yet. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Bradby and Robert Peston discuss Defence Secretary John Healey's resignation, after a row with the prime minister over military spending, in which he accused Keir Starmer of making the country "less safe".He wrote to the PM to resign with "great regret and reluctance", citing disagreements about defence spending ahead of the release of the delayed Defence Investment Plan (DIP).Tom and Robert reflect on why this resignation is particularly damaging for Keir Starmer and whether his position is now beyond saving. --Contains mild language.

On Today's Show: 100% listener and reader supported. To Subscribe: https://thehotshotwakeup.substack.com/Full operational update. New fires in Colorado, Utah, California, and the Southwest.The Forest Service has reinstated early retirement incentives as part of the reorganization plan. Both VERA and VSIP options are being offered.High level operators from the Forest Service have started to accept positions in the United States Wildland Fire Service leadership. What are the long term effects if unification doesn't happen?Two civilian casualties after an engine responding to a wildfire collides with a civilian vehicle.Firefighters responding to an escaped slash pile burn in the Pacific Northwest were injured after the pile exploded.Plus more.THE HOTSHOT WAKE UP — Thank you to all of our paid subscribers. Your support allows us to donate generously to firefighter charities and supports all of our content. You also receive all of our article archives, more podcast episodes, Monday morning workouts, and also entered into our giveaways, plus more.

Not every resignation ends the story. In this episode, Jen explains how ignored complaints, retaliation concerns, intolerable working conditions, and poor documentation can turn a resignation into a constructive discharge claim — and what California employers can do to reduce risk before an employee walks out and sues.

heater, Museen und Konzerthäuser stehen vor der Frage, wie sich Kultur klimafreundlicher gestalten lässt. Beim Green Culture Festival im Karlsruher Tollhaus diskutieren Kulturschaffende aus ganz Deutschland darüber. In SWR Kultur am Morgen sagt Anna Haas, Transformationsmanagerin für nachhaltige Kultur am Badischen Staatstheater Karlsruhe: „Nachhaltigkeit muss so selbstverständlich mitgedacht werden wie Budget, Probenplan oder Premierentermin.“ Das Publikum verursacht die meisten Emissionen Anders als viele vermuten, entstehen die größten Umweltbelastungen nicht durch Bühnenbilder. „60 bis 80 Prozent der CO₂-Bilanz kommen durch die Mobilität des Publikums zustande“, erklärt Haas. Energieverbrauch spiele ebenfalls eine große Rolle. Trotzdem könne nachhaltiges Bühnenbild eine wichtige Wirkung entfalten, etwa wenn Materialien wiederverwendet werden und daraus neue Geschichten entstehen. Kultur als Motor für Veränderung Für Haas liegt die besondere Stärke von Kunst und Kultur darin, Menschen emotional zu erreichen. „Kultur hat die Superkraft, Gefühle anzusprechen“, sagt sie. Während reine Fakten oft zu Abwehr oder Resignation führten, könnten Theaterstücke, Konzerte oder Ausstellungen neue Perspektiven eröffnen.

On Monday's Drivetime with DeRusha... 3pm Hour: Jason talks about today's House Oversight Committee report on fraud in MN. With nothing demonstrably new, is this a case of Republicans overplaying their hand? Then he's joined by Liz Sawyer from the Star Tribune who's done extensive reporting on the issues that led to the resignation of MPD Chief Brian O'Hara. 4pm Hour: Jason talks with listeners about a disconnect between the cities and their suburbs - don't they need each other? So why so much hate? Then he talks to Timberwolves CMO Mike Grahl about the teams unveiling of a new logo/floor/uniforms set. 5pm Hour: Jason talks about the surprising decision from the DOJ NOT to seek the death penalty in the case of the man accused of murdering Melissa Hortman and shooting John Hoffman. Was it a political decision? Then - should the president go to the NBA Finals, or does that inconvenience too many people? Plus Dave Schwartz joins to talk Lynx, Vikings, Wolves and much more!

Monday 3pm Hour: Jason talks about today's House Oversight Committee report on fraud in MN. With nothing demonstrably new, is this a case of Republicans overplaying their hand? Then he's joined by Liz Sawyer from the Star Tribune who's done extensive reporting on the issues that led to the resignation of MPD Chief Brian O'Hara.

Liz Sawyer from the Star Tribune has been looking into complaints about MPD Chief Brian O'Hara for over a year. She joins Jason to talk about the process that led to his resignation and what's still left unknown.

What is acceptance is the requirement for growht? What would life look like if you just stopped trying to fix yourself? That's the question at the heart of this conversation with returning guest Alli Spotts-De Lazzer, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified Eating Disorders Specialist who has spent nearly 20 years working with people around eating, body image, and the experience of living in a body.We dig into why self-esteem is a shaky foundation in midlife, when opinions of ourselves rise and fall with every hormonal shift and identity change. Alli's working definition of self-acceptance cuts deeper: choosing to stay with yourself even when shame, judgment, ego, or fear try to pull you away. It's knowing yourself, plus self-compassion, plus the willingness to face reality.The biggest misunderstanding we tackle: acceptance is not resignation. Resignation says "it is what it is, there's nothing I can do." Acceptance says "it is what it is. What's next?" One keeps you stuck. The other creates the conditions for growth.We also do a live, unscripted experiment using my own belly and body image history, which turned into one of the most unexpectedly moving moments I've had on this podcast. Alli also shares news about her new book, My Child Has an Eating Disorder: An Essential Guide for Parents of Kids, Teens, and Adults (Bloomsbury Academic, 2026).Connect with Alli: Website: allispottsdelazzer.com Instagram: @allispottsdelazzerRelated episodes:#57 - Story Session: What this therapist wants you to know about making midlife meaningFULL with Alli Spotts-De Lazzer#141 - Trusting Your Body: Finding Peace Through Grief with Nina Manolson#92 - From Body Grief to Body Acceptance: The Way Forward with Amanda Mittman, RD #109 - The Body Acceptance Mistake That's Keeping You Stuck in the Suck What did you think of this episode? Click here and let me know!

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In der Öffentlichkeit wird das Christentum immer mehr zurückgedrängt. Die Kirche, die früher mitten im Leben stand, ist an den Rand gedrängt. Das ist allerdings kein Grund zur Resignation, zum Rückzug also. Auch in der Geschichte hat die christliche Gemeinschaft in der Regel als Minderheit gelebt und war trotzdem wirkungsvoll – in der entschlossenen Nachfolge von Jesus, wie Salz und Licht.Maike Sachs ist als Studienleiterin am Albrecht-Bengel-Haus in Tübingen tätig. Ihre inhaltlichen Schwerpunkte liegen im Bereich Missionstheologie und Praktische Theologie.

In dieser Podcastfolge geht es um die lautlose Trennung: den Moment, in dem ein Partner oder eine Partnerin innerlich aufgibt, obwohl die Beziehung äußerlich noch weiterläuft. Oft wirkt es sogar harmonischer, weil weniger gestritten wird. Doch manchmal ist diese Ruhe keine echte Nähe, sondern Resignation. Ich erkläre, warum Menschen in Beziehungen aufhören zu kämpfen, weshalb wiederholte Kritik oft ein Versuch ist, Verbindung herzustellen, und warum Rückzug, Abwehr und Schweigen eine Beziehung langsam zerstören können. Online Kurs: Beziehung rettenBeziehungsjournal PdfHier findest du mehr Informationen zur ⁠Paar- und Einzeltherapie bei mir und meinem Team ⁠(online und in Bonn vor Ort)Wenn du mich und den Podcast unterstützen möchtest, dann bewerte den Podcast gerne und schicke ihn an jemanden weiter, der sich auch dafür interessieren würde. ⁠Mein neues Buch⁠ hilft dir besser zu kommunizieren, deine Muster zu verändern und wieder Nähe herzustellen. Du hast Feedback oder Fragen? Dann schreib mir auf ⁠Instagram⁠.

Former Tamil Nadu BJP president K Annamalai has officially resigned from the BJP and announced a new political movement, Annamalai Makkal Iyakkam (AMI). Once seen as the BJP's strongest face in Tamil Nadu, the former IPS officer says disagreements with the party leadership over the state's political strategy forced him to part ways. Samah Qundeel explains Annamalai's rise from "Singham" cop to political heavyweight, why he left the BJP, and what his next move could mean for Tamil Nadu politics.

Annamalai's Resignation Mystery and Tamil Nadu Politics | Sriram Kanan Decodes

Karen Conti, Partner at Conti & Dolan LLC, joins Lisa Dent to talk about the call for U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros’ resignation after it was discovered that he made contact with a few grand jurors prior to the “Broadview Six” indictment which he later tried to cover up.

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PBD and the Hometeam react to reports that Iran's president tried to resign after warning the IRGC had taken over, and ask what happens inside Tehran if hardliners control the government while Israel and the US wait for the next move.

The National Anti-Corruption Commission was meant to help restore public trust in politics, but the Commission itself has been affected by issues in the years since it launched. This week the inaugural commissioner Paul Brereton resigned, and by Friday, Attorney-General Michelle Rowland had conceded the need for a reset to restore faith in the institution. - 連邦汚職防止委員会（NACC）は、政治に対する信頼を取り戻すために2022年に設置されました。しかし、設置以降、この委員会自体に様々な問題が見られました。 先週、初代委員長のポール・ブレレトン氏が辞任し、金曜日にはミシェル・ローランド法相が、組織への信頼回復のためには組織の再編成が必要であることを認めました。SBSの日本語放送は火木金の午後１時からSBS3で生放送！火木土の夜10時からはおやすみ前にSBS1で再放送が聞けます。SBS日本語放送ポッドキャストから過去のストーリーを聞くこともできます。無料でダウンロードできるSBS Audio Appもどうぞ。SBS 日本語放送のFacebookとInstagramもお忘れなく。

The National Anti-Corruption Commission should strengthen trust in federal politics. But following the resignation of its first commissioner Paul Brereton, the authority itself is under criticism. Allegations of conflicts of interest, delays in investigations and calls for greater transparency have sparked a debate about the future of the NACC. The federal government is talking about an opportunity for a new start and is not ruling out reforms. - Die Nationale Anti-Korruptionskommission sollte das Vertrauen in die Bundespolitik stärken. Doch nach dem Rücktritt ihres ersten Kommissars Paul Brereton steht die Behörde selbst in der Kritik. Vorwürfe zu Interessenkonflikten, Verzögerungen bei Untersuchungen und Forderungen nach mehr Transparenz haben eine Debatte über die Zukunft der NACC ausgelöst. Die Bundesregierung spricht von einer Chance für einen Neustart und schließt Reformen nicht aus.

Emil Bekker ist 22 Jahre alt, Speed Coach beim BVB und Gründer von Pro Speed Football – einem der ungewöhnlichsten Sport-Startups in Deutschland gerade. Was nach einer klassischen Karriere klingt, begann mit einem gekündigten Beamtenjob, null Plan und einem Gespräch mit einem Freund, der eine simple Frage stellte: Warum machst du dich nicht selbstständig?In dieser Episode erzählt Emil seine komplette Geschichte – vom Fußball über den Kurzsprint bis zum eigenen Unternehmen. Und er erklärt, warum er überzeugt ist, dass Fußballspieler in Deutschland systematisch unter ihren Möglichkeiten trainieren.Vom Fußball zum SprintEmil kommt ursprünglich aus dem Fußball. Schnell war er immer – das merkte er spätestens bei den Bundesjugendspielen. Mit 16 absolvierte er ein Probetraining bei der LG Olympia Dortmund und stieg innerhalb kürzester Zeit in der Jugend auf. Deutsche Jahresbestzeit in der U18, europäische Jahresbestzeit, Medaillen bei deutschen Meisterschaften. Sein stärkstes Rennen: 2020, Spallmeisterschaft, 6,89 Sekunden, Sieg mit einer Nasenspitze. Was ihn am Sprint so faszinierte – dieses kurze Rausgehen aus der Wirklichkeit, dieses Gefühl „du bist kurz gar nicht auf der Erde" – das beschreibt er in der Folge so, dass man es fast selbst spürt.Das Ende der aktiven KarriereMit dem Wechsel in die U23 verlangsamte sich die Entwicklung. Statt Bestzeiten kamen 11,0er-Läufe. Mit 20 entschied Emil, das Athleten-Kapitel zu schließen – nicht aus Resignation, sondern weil sich parallel etwas anderes abzeichnete. Schon während seiner aktiven Zeit coachte er Kinder und Jugendliche und merkte: Die Trainerrolle reizt ihn mehr als der nächste eigene Wettkampf.Polizei, Kündigung, PerspektivlosigkeitWas viele nicht wissen: Emil absolvierte parallel eine Ausbildung bei der Polizei NRW. Ein Job mit Sicherheit, Struktur, Beamtenstatus. Nach dem ersten großen Praktikum im Wach- und Wechseldienst merkte er, dass die Schichtarbeit ihm keine Luft zum Atmen ließ. Er bat um Entlassung – ohne Plan, ohne Alternative. Was folgte, waren Wochen, in denen er nicht wusste, wie es weitergeht. Kein Verein, keine Polizei, keine aktive Karriere. Und dann kam der Satz eines Freundes, der alles veränderte.Pro Speed Football – von null auf 100 Athleten in 10 MonatenDie Idee, sich mit Sprinttraining selbstständig zu machen, brauchte Monate bis zur Umsetzung. Im Mai des Gründungsjahres ging Pro Speed Football live – mit einer Trainingsgruppe, einem Athleten. Heute zählt das Team vier Trainer, Physiotherapeuten, Mentaltrainer, Ernährungsexperten und über 100 Athleten. Parallel dazu: eine Stelle beim BVB als reiner Speed Coach für die gesamte Jugendabteilung. Der Ansatz ist ganzheitlich – nicht einfach schneller machen, sondern Fußballer im Jugendalter als vollständige Athleten entwickeln. Schlaf, Ernährung, mentale Stärke, Bewegungsqualität. Standards, die im Profibereich selbstverständlich sind, im Jugend-Amateursport aber kaum existieren.Was Emil im Leistungssport über das Leben gelernt hatEmil spricht in dieser Folge auch darüber, was ihm die Leichtathletik fürs Leben mitgegeben hat – der Umgang mit Rückschlägen, die Fähigkeit, nicht aufzugeben, und die Erkenntnis, dass es im Trainerberuf kein Richtig und kein Falsch gibt. Sein Mentor ist Dr. Tobias Alt, einer der renommiertesten Sportwissenschaftler im deutschsprachigen Raum. Von ihm hat Emil gelernt, dass das, was bei einem Athleten funktioniert, beim nächsten scheitern kann – und dass genau dieses ständige Ausprobieren den Job so interessant macht.Diesen Sommer: Mykonos, Musiala, Weltklasse-ProfisIm Sommer ist Emil als Gastrainer in einem Performance Center auf Mykonos eingeladen, wo Fußballprofis aus aller Welt ihren Urlaub und ihre Fitness kombinieren. Letztes Jahr waren Jamal Musiala, Manuel Neuer und Camavinga dort. Für Pro Speed Football ist das der nächste Schritt in Richtung Profisport – neben dem weiteren Ausbau der Standorte in NRW.Bist du auf den ersten Metern so schnell wie möglich? Mach den kostenlosen Sprintprofil-Rechner — in 60 Sekunden siehst du, wo dein größter Hebel liegt:

Nach dem jüngsten Gipfeltreffen mit US-Präsident Donald Trump und Tech-Größen wie Elon Musk oder Jensen Huang zeigt sich auf den Straßen Chinas ein widersprüchliches Bild: Während die einfache Bevölkerung eine große Begeisterung für die westlichen Rockstars der Wirtschaft an den Tag legt, bleibt der erhoffte politische Durchbruch aus. Matthias Kamp berichtet direkt von der Basis über die spürbare Verunsicherung im Land. Die goldenen Zeiten des ständigen Aufstiegs scheinen vorbei zu sein. Junge, gut ausgebildete Chinesinnen und Chinesen finden oft keine passenden Jobs mehr und reagieren mit Resignation oder dem Wunsch nach Auswanderung. Gleichzeitig fließen immense staatliche Gelder in technologische Großprojekte wie autonome Flugtaxis und humanoide Roboter, während die ländliche Bevölkerung im Alter kaum sozial abgesichert ist. Gast: Matthias Kamp, China-Korrespondent Host: Simon Schaffer Mehr Text von Matthias gibt es [hier bei der NZZ](https://www.nzz.ch/impressum/matthias-kamp-ld.1497895). Weitere Texte zu [Trumps Staatsbesuch in China](https://www.nzz.ch/meinung/trump-in-china-er-waere-besser-zu-hause-geblieben-ld.10007041). Lust auf noch mehr digitale Inhalte der NZZ? [Probier`s drei Monate aus.](https://abo.nzz.ch/25077808-2/) Übrigens: Alle NZZ-Podcast und Artikel kannst du jetzt auch unterwegs im Auto hören – mit Apple CarPlay oder Android Auto. Wie's funktioniert, erfährst du [hier](https://go.nzz.ch/carplay).

Pour yourself another one – this one's gonna leave a bad taste. Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara gets caught deleting contacts, strong arming for confidential info, and growing his "jacket," all while being probed for sexual misconduct claims. With the city hemorrhaging cops, crime's up, trust is in the toilet, and now the reform savior walks out the door. Retired Minneapolis Police Sargent Ken Tidgwell joins Kenny and Jay to talk about all things MPD and his past personal experiences. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rico had some thoughts on former Michigan president Kevin Guskiewicz's resignation, and then the guys discussed whether it's a bad look to boo the home team when they're playing poorly.

Wednesday 5pm Hour: Jason talks about the biggest story of the day - the resignation of Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara. What comes next for the interim Chief? The Mayor? The City? Then it's time to vent our collective spleens as Jason and listeners share what they've had ENOUGH of this week.

Wednesday 3pm Hour: Jason is joined in-studio by Minneapolis City Council President Elliot Payne to talk about the resignation of Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara, and his concerns over the transparency in the investigations surrounding the Chief. Then Tracy Perlman joins for her weekly appearance - was Jason wrong to mow the lawn shirtless this morning?

Jason talks more about today's top story: the resignation of Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara - what comes next for the interim chief, the department and the city as a whole?

Adam Carter is in for Chad today opening the show with reaction to the surprising resignation of MPD Chief Brian O'Hara and sharing his opinion that O'Hara, while responsible for his behavior leading to the resignation, also never had a true shot at succeeding in the role of Chief. Later, guests on the show include Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11, Star Tribune music critic Chris Riemenschneider, and MN-Fish executive director Mark Holsten.

The Centennial High School principal has now resigned amid sexual misconduct allegations of two female teachers.

Anatol Lieven discusses the resignation of Latvia's Prime Minister following air defense failures. Ukrainian drones targeting Russia have been transiting Baltic airspace, leading to Russian threats of retaliation. Lieven explores the risk of unintended escalation between NATO and Russia amidst suspicions of Baltic-Ukrainian cooperation regarding these drone flight paths. (1/16)

(00:00) Zolak & Bertrand start the hour by continuing to react to Bill Belichick sound from the past 24 hours. They re-visit his decision to resign from the Jets.(10:00) Bill Belichick recalls a Matt Light prank involving Dante Scarnecchia. The guys take notice of his backhanded remark about Gillette Stadium.(25:03) The guys go to the phone lines for everything discussed in the show.(37:06) Zo & Beetle comment on the MIAA bringing the Super 8 tournament back and begin the rabbithole discussion of recruiting in high school.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

EVAN ELLIS Bolivian miners clash with police demanding President Paz's resignation, while Peru faces a high-stakes runoff between Keiko Fujimori and a leftist candidate, and Colombia grapples with worsening security under President Petro. (11/16)1947 CA

Anatol Lieven details the internal rebellion against Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Following poor election results, rival Wes Streeting's resignation signals a broader challenge for party control and the future of leadership. (2/16)1920 CHARLESTON SC

This is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.On today's edition of The Briefing, Dr. Mohler discusses what to watch for as President Trump goes to Beijing, Chinese spies in U.S. political offices, the theater of international diplomacy, and the end of Dr. Marty Makary's tenure as FDA Commissioner.Part I (00:13 – 12:57)Statecraft on the World Stage: What to Watch For as President Trump Goes to BeijingPart II (12:57 – 18:19)Chinese Spies in U.S. Political Offices: China is Seeking to Subvert the American System, Which Includes Infiltrating America With Its Own AgentsCalifornia Mayor Will Plead Guilty to Working as Agent of China by The New York Times (Pooja Salhotra)He Offered a Lawmaker's Aide Quick Cash. Was He Spying for China? by The New York Times (Dustin Volz)Part III (18:19 – 22:27)Diplomatic Security and President Trump's Visit to China: Honor, Dignity, and the Deeply Serious (and Sometimes Absurd) Theater of International DiplomacyHow to Avoid Fistfights and Poisonings at a World Leaders Summit by The Wall Street Journal (Lingling Wei)Part IV (22:27 – 25:43)Dr. Marty Makary Spends His Ninth Political Life: Dr. Makary is Out as FDA Commissioner – This Could Be a Big Win for the Pro-Life MovementHawley Statement on Resignation of FDA Commissioner Makary by U.S. Senator for Missouri (Sen. Joshua Hawley)Sign up to receive The Briefing in your inbox every weekday morning.Follow Dr. Mohler:X | Instagram | Facebook | YouTubeFor more information on The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, go to sbts.edu.For more information on Boyce College, just go to BoyceCollege.com.To write Dr. Mohler or submit a question for The Mailbox, go here.