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- Deutschland: Neue Moscheen
  Seit Ende der Achtziger gibt es in Deutschland erkennbare Moscheen mit Minarett – im Osten befindet sich bis heute nur eine in der Entstehung. Aus verschiedenen Gründen
- Mobilfunkstrategie: "Es ist mir total peinlich"
  Wirtschaftsminister Altmaier schämt sich für das deutsche Handynetz. Selbst Myanmar hat besseren Empfang. "represent" erklärt, wie die Regierung Funklöcher stopfen will.
- Lars Klingbeil: SPD-Generalsekretär begrüßt Thilo Sarrazins Parteiausschluss
  Es gebe ausreichend Belege, dass Sarrazin antimuslimische und rassistische Thesen verbreite, sagt SPD-Generalsekretär Lars Klingbeil. Dafür sei kein Platz in der SPD.
- Türkei: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan warnt vor Chaos in Libyen
  Der türkische Präsident lobt an der Seite der Kanzlerin die Berliner Libyen-Konferenz, fordert aber weitere Anstrengungen. Sonst sei die ganze Mittelmeerregion bedroht.
- Hass gegen Journalisten: "Und morgen bist du tot!"
  Seit Jahren erhält der Journalist Hasnain Kazim Morddrohungen, zuletzt mehrere täglich. Er steht auf Todeslisten, Anzeigen bleiben folgenlos. Was macht das mit einem?
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- Novo em Folha: Prêmio Jornalismo Cidadão recebe inscrições até 31 de maio
  Reportagens em áudio e vídeo que abordam temas ligados a comunicação e direitos humanos podem concorrer ao Prêmio Jornalismo Cidadão - Radiotube, que está com inscrições abertas até 31 de maio. Três áudios e três vídeos em português, além de ... Leia post completo no blog Leia mais (05/15/2015 - 18h26)
- Petrobras lucra R$ 5,33 bilhões no 1º tri, após perda bilionária em 2014
  O primeiro resultado trimestral da Petrobras sob gestão da nova diretoria trouxe lucro de R$ 5,33 bilhões nos três meses iniciais de 2015, queda de 1,2% em relação aos R$ 5,39 bilhões do resultado no primeiro trimestre de 2014, sob impacto de variação do câmbio, da queda do preço do petróleo e da menor venda de derivados pela desaceleração da economia. Leia […]
- Ex-ministro de Dilma e Lula, Padilha é hostilizado em restaurante em SP
  Secretário de gestão do prefeito Fernando Haddad (PT) e ex-ministro da Saúde, o petista Alexandre Padilha foi hostilizado em um restaurante de luxo da capital paulista, na tarde desta sexta-feira (15). Leia mais (05/15/2015 - 18h09)
- Telhada é defensor dos direitos humanos, diz líder do PSDB em SP
  Carlos Pignatari, líder da bancada do PSDB a Assembleia Legislativa do Estado de São Paulo e responsável pela indicação do Coronel Paulo Telhada, ex-comandante da Rota, à Comissão de Direitos Humanos da casa se disse "surpreso" com a polêmica envolvendo a nomeação. Em entrevista à Folha, ele saiu em defesa do colega de partido e reforçou que " […]
- Petrobras quer intimidar com pedido de investigação, diz presidente da CPI
  O presidente da CPI da Petrobras, Hugo Motta (PMDB-PB) reagiu nesta sexta-feira (15) ao pedido da equipe jurídica da Petrobras para que a Procuradoria-Geral da República investigue o vazamento de atas e gravações da estatal enviadas à comissão no dia 4. Leia mais (05/15/2015 - 15h57)
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- Emmanuel Macron : « Il y a dans notre République, aujourd’hui, ce que j’appellerais un séparatisme »
  Dans l’avion qui le ramenait de son voyage en Israël, jeudi soir, le chef de l’Etat s’est exprimé sur l’« islam radical » et les tensions identitaires qui traversent la société française.
- Rues désertes et hôpitaux bondés : la Chine face au coronavirus
  Alors que les autorités sanitaires semblent débordées et que l’inquiétude gagne les villes placées en quarantaine, où 40 millions de personnes sont confinées, l’« urgence de santé publique de portée internationale » n’est pour l’heure pas déclarée.
- Manifestations du 24 janvier en direct : « On ne peut pas perdre deux mois de salaire et en plus les retraites »
  Alors que le projet de loi est présenté en conseil des ministres ce vendredi, plusieurs syndicats appellent à une journée de mobilisation interprofessionnelle partout en France.
- Les vœux d’équilibriste de Didier Guillaume, ministre en sursis
  Le ministre de l’agriculture est candidat aux municipales à Biarritz, tout comme le secrétaire d’Etat Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne. L’exécutif doit trancher ce différend inédit et embarrassant .
- A Davos, le gotha des entreprises promet un nouveau capitalisme
  Le Forum économique mondial s’achève vendredi en Suisse. Sous la pression des consommateurs, des ONG et de leurs salariés, les entreprises sentent qu’elles doivent évoluer.
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- La politica del dolore
- Coronavirus in Cina, da Wuhan a Pechino: la quarantena si estende
  «Sembra la fine del mondo» si legge sui social network cinesi. La lista di località coinvolte dai blocchi ai trasporti si allunga. Annullati i festeggiamenti per il Capodanno. Chiusi Disney Shanghai e alcune parti della Muraglia Cinese
- Grom, chiusura delle gelaterie e svalutazione del prodotto: l’effetto multinazionale sul gelato torinese
  Nel 2015 l’acquisizione da parte di Unilever: da allora chiusa la storica location di via Cernaia a Torino dove tutto era iniziato nel 2003. Altre chiusure tra il 2019 e il 2020. In Italia Grom oggi ha 40 gelaterie, ne aveva 67 all’epoca della vendita
- Cuneo fiscale, c’è il via libera: da luglio bonus in busta paga ai dipendenti, fino a 600 euro
  Il Consiglio dei ministri dà il via libera al «trattamento integrativo»: da luglio sarà di 600 euro (100 euro al mese) per i lavoratori dipendenti con un reddito annuo lordo fino a 26.600 euro. Diminuirà con l’aumentare del reddito, a 40mila euro si azzera
- Il magnate svizzero ultimo padrone dell’Eternit: «Provo odio per gli italiani, vivete in uno Stato fallito»
  Stephan Schmidheiny attende la decisione del Tribunale di Vercelli sul rinvio a giudizio. Ad un giornale elvetico dichiara: «Non voglio vedere una prigione italiana dall’interno»
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- What happened when Democrats played a clip of Graham in 1999
  Impeachment manager Rep. Jerry Nadler (D) plays a clip of Lindsey Graham (R-SC) from 1999 during the impeachment trial of President Trump.
- Analysis: 1 in 3 Republicans think Trump did something illegal. But ...
  One in three Republican voters (32%) in a new Pew national poll say that Donald Trump "probably" or "definitely" did something illegal either while running for president or during his first three years in office.
- Impeachment managers dissect abuse of power charge
  Democratic impeachment managers on Thursday made their constitutional case for removing President Donald Trump from office for abuse of power, seeking to convince skeptical -- and often weary -- Republican senators that the Senate trial needs witnesses and documents.
- More impeachment trial scenes Senate TV cameras won't show
  With the reach of TV cameras in the Senate chamber limited to close-ups of the speaker, there's a lot happening at the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump the public can't see.
- The GOP's defense of Trump that could shorten the trial becomes a rallying cry
  A growing number of Republicans are pointing to President Donald Trump's threat to invoke executive privilege in order to make their case against subpoenas sought by Democrats for key witnesses and documents, a development that could bolster Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's goal of a swift end to the impeachment trial.
Ultimos Videos
- China builds a hospital in six days in epicentre to deal with patients
  Building machinery, including 35 diggers and 10 bulldozers, arrived at the site on Thursday night, with the aim to get the new facility ready by Monday.
- China shuts transport, temples as virus toll rises to 25
  China has stepped up measures to contain a virus that has killed 25 people and infected more than 800, as local media report that some hospitals in Wuhan, where the outbreak began, have supplies for only three to four days and are running low on testing kits. Michelle Hennessy reports.
- U.S. denies Britain's extradition request for diplomat's wife
  The United States has declined Britain's request for the extradition of a U.S. diplomat's wife who was involved in a car crash last year that killed a British teenager, the State Department said on Thursday. Francesca Lynagh reports.
- Democrats march forward with Trump's impeachment
  On Thursday U.S. Democrats focused on the first of the two charges against Trump in his impeachment trial in the Senate: abuse of power. In more than eight hours of argument, Democrats continued their case that Trump abused his office by pressing Ukraine to investigate the Bidens purely for political gain. Eve Johnson reports.
- Checkpoints and long queues as Wuhan goes into lockdown
  Travel in and out of the city of 11 million people has been tightly controlled since Wednesday to keep the virus from spreading.
- Space travel tourism is a decade from liftoff -UK expert
  SpaceX, Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic make headlines for their plans to kickstart tourism to space but consumer travel outside of earth's orbit is at least a decade away, says Alice Bunn, international director for the UK Space Agency.
- Davos Today: Friday 2020
  On the final day of Davos 2020 we hear from the leaders of Colombia, Finland and the Netherlands, and ask whether there are any signs that U.S. president Donald Trump could be changing his mind on climate change. Davos Today is sponsored by Refinitiv
- Impeachment trial compared to Groundhog's Day
  As arguments at U.S. President Donald Trump's impeachment trial went deep into the evening on Thursday (January 23), Republican senators complained that House Democrats were repeating themselves.
- Mexican security forces detain 800 migrants
  Mexican authorities on Thursday adopted tougher measures against Central American migrants, detaining 800 of them who had entered Mexico illegally from Guatemala intending to reach the border with the United States. Michelle Hennessy reports.
- Veteran PBS anchor Jim Lehrer dies at 85
  The longtime PBS NewsHour anchor and a 12-time moderator for U.S. presidential debates, Jim Lehrer, died Thursday. Eve Johnson reports.
World News
- Poll suggests Gingrich benefits from Cain exit
  New poll results released on Monday showed former U.S. House speaker Newt Gingrich on top of the GOP field and benefiting from the exit of Herman Cain from the presidential campaign.
- Egyptian new PM completes cabinet line-up
  Egyptian Prime Minister Kamal al-Ganzouri has completed the line-up of the new cabinet, state TV reported Monday. Ganzouri led the Egyptian gov't under the Mubarak regime from Jan. 1996 to Oct. 1999.
- Senior British official rules out military intervention in Syria
  The most senior security policy adviser to British Prime Minister David Cameron told a committee of the Houses of Parliament on Monday that it was highly unlikely that there would be any British military intervention in Syria.
- Obama presses Congress to OK payroll tax cut extension
  Obama Monday urged Republican lawmakers in Congress to join Democrats and approve the extension of payroll tax cuts next year to revive the U.S. economy.
- Abbas says ready to present Palestinian visions on status issues
  Abbas announced Monday that the Palestinians are ready to present their visions concerning all the permanent status issues to end the conflict with Israel.
- Sarkozy, Merkel agree on new EU treaty to stem debt crisis
  Europe's powerhouses France and Germany agreed Monday on a series of reforms aimed at changing the European Union (EU) treaty to impose tough control of eurozone budgets.
- Russia's ruling party to win Duma majority: CEC
  Russia's Central Election Commission (CEC) announced Monday that the ruling United Russia party won 49.54 percent of the votes after 95.71 percent of the ballots were counted.
- Syria responds "positively" to AL protocol, proposes minor amendments
  Syria has responded positively to the Arab League (AL) protocol on an observer mission, but proposed "minor amendments" to the plan, a foreign ministry spokesman said Monday.
- Pakistan wants solid outcome of Bonn Conference: FM spokesman
  Pakistan said on Monday that it wants solid outcome of Bonn Conference on the future of Afghanistan to promote peace and reconciliation in the war- shattered country.
- Irish PM gets tougher on budget
  Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny on Sunday called for tougher measures for next year's budget, reminding the public that the country is running a deficit of 16 billion euros (21.46 billion U.S. dollars).
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