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2007-11-06 14:26 EU: All children over six to be fingerpinted for EU passports
The European Commission is proposing that all children over 6 are fingerprinted for EU passports (and nationally-issued ID cards) - the only reason that those less than six years old are not to be fingerprinted is a technical one: "the fingerprints of children under the age of 6 seemed not to be of sufficient quality for one-to-one verification of identity". The term "and travel documents" mainly refers to the use of nationally issued ID cards which are used to travel in the EU Schengen area - i …
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2007-11-06 14:11 Proposed expansion of EU terrorism law a threat to freedom of expression
It must be asked why the welcome proposals on "practical action to stem the use of explosives" have taken so long to be put forward The Commission should focus on practical steps to improve cooperation between the Member States instead of trying to impose sweeping restrictions on freedom of expression. As part of its latest package of counter-terrorism measures the European Commission has tabled amendments to the 2002 EU Framework Decision on combating terrorism. The proposed amendments [Proposa …
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2007-11-06 07:40 At the Heart of You and Me and Europe
I höst firar ECOSY - Young European Socialists, 15 år. I samband med det ger vi ut en bok om ECOSY, Europa och socialdemokratiska utmaningar. Den text jag blev ombedd att skriva till boken - om europeisk utrikespolitik - finns nedan. * * * At the Heart of You and Me and Europe European Foreign Policy: Another World Is Possible! œChanges and reforms must be decided, understood and urged, as necessities and common tasks by fellow-comrades in solidarity Willy Brandt wrote in September 25 years ag …
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2007-11-05 12:34 Onward to Belém, the global network of social movements appeal to get out in the streets on 26th of …
Today social movements are confronted by a new phase in the capitalist neoliberal system's offensive. This period is characterised above all by a state of permanent global war. For most of the human race this war means recolonisation. Using the ˜war on terror' as a cover, this war aims at controlling natural resources by pillaging peoples the world over. American projects in the ˜Greater Middle East' and South America are the most visible signs of this. Nevertheless, they cannot cover up the ˜fo …
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2007-11-04 16:48 What Burma s Junta Must Fear
By U Gambira, the pseudonym of a leader of the All-Burma Monks Alliance, which spearheaded nationwide protests in September. Wanted by Burma's military junta, he is living in hiding as he continues the monks' campaign (THE WASHINGTON POST, 04/11/07): In August, the Burmese people began to write a new chapter in their determination to find peace and freedom. Burmese monks peacefully protested to bring change to our long-suffering country. As we marched, hundreds of thousands of Burmese and our et …
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2007-11-02 20:56 Italy Starts Crackdown on Immigrants Deemed a Threat to Society [Weekend OTB]
Italy on Friday started expelling European Union citizens considered a threat to society. The move came amid a crime wave involving many immigrants from new EU member Romania - and after a deadly assault on a navy officer's wife that shocked the nation. Giovanna Reggiani, 47, died...
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2007-11-02 15:08 O essencial e o acessório (2)
"Fly Eurocrat Class" no The Times The dreaded European Union reform treaty will be signed in Lisbon on December 13. The blessed city glitters with stars. Julius Caesar renamed it Felicitas Julia. Moors built its mosques, and the Reconquista converted them to churches. From Vasco da Gama to José Mourinho, and from Henry the Navigator to [...]
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2007-11-02 13:02 Nicotine face cream, for a sickly gray look
If you can t get people to stop smoking by appealing to their health or their fear/mistrust of large corporations, there s always the hope of reaching them through vanity. That s what the European Union has in mind with Nico Market, a fake store that sells nicotine-related home and beauty products. According to the Guardian, œeach of the [viral ads] promotes a different product a room-freshener, throat spray, toothpaste and skin cream with the twist being that the nicotine-based products have ad …
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2007-10-31 00:00 Links for 2007-10-30 [del.icio.us]
Eupedia : Finland Guide - Interesting facts about Finland Finland is the most sparsely populated country in the European Union, with only 16 inhabitants per km². Finnish language (a.k.a. Suomi) is an non Indo-European language belonging to the Uralic family, along with Estonian and Hungarian. Finland was on List of cognitive biases - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Cognitive bias is distortion in the way humans perceive reality (see also cognitive distortion). See also the lists of thinking-rel …
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2007-10-26 12:53 The Migrant Workers Convention in Europe: Obstacles to the Ratification of the International Convent …
The International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of their Families, the most important international treaty on the rights of migrants, has not yet been ratified by any European country. This report analyzes the reasons behind the non-ratification. It presents the findings of detailed, UNESCO-commissioned reports into the status of the Convention in seven countries: France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain, the United Kingdom and Norway. Based in part u …
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2007-10-26 12:22 Not yet rupture, but œa real disenchantment
Par Tim King, dans France Profonde, une synthèse efficace, avec quelques exemples bien choisis, à propos des résultats de Sarkozy. Reculades, conservatisme... At home the reforms look as if they are unravelling as fast as the government is trying to push them through, indeed there has been so much back-tracking that David Martinon, one of the president s spokesmen, yesterday felt it necessary to redefine what reform means: apparently reforms are not something unpleasant that have to be swallowed …
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2007-10-25 20:20 All for one, one for all
By Simon Tisdall (THE GUARDIAN, 25/10/07): Students of the European Union have become accustomed to rating competing member states in a sort of political Champions League table. National standings vary as leaders come and go. The perennial question is: who's up, who's down It's a game the likes of Jacques Chirac loved to play. But in the lull after the storm over the EU's reform treaty, Europe's current Big Three - Britain's Gordon Brown, Germany's Angela Merkel and France's Nicolas Sarkozy - fi …
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2007-10-24 10:19 Public hearing on the World Bank
Convened by the World Bank Campaign Europe, under the auspices of the Permanent Peoples' Tribunal The Hague, 21 October, 2007 DECLARATION Upon request from the World Bank Campaign Europe, a Public Hearing was convened on October 15 in the Hague, The Netherlands under the auspices of the Permanent Peoples' Tribunal to provide a forum to assess the performance of the World Bank in the last 15 years. The Permanent Peoples' Tribunal (PPT) in continuity with the Russell Tribunal supported by the Leli …
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2007-10-22 08:27 Erdogan om 301 og genocid
The Times har dybdeintervjuet Recep Tayyip Erdogan. En mulig invasjon av Nord-Irak står i sentrum, men vel så interessant er det han sier om armenerne og paragraf 301. Erdogan vurderer åpenbart amerikanernes innsats i Irak svært lavt: The Times: You have by your own admission mounted 24 previous incursions into northern Iraq. Why would this one be any more successful than any of the previous ones Erdogan: It would be wrong to speak before we have done anything. Of course every operation aims to …
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2007-10-22 05:23 Libworld - Latvia
Latvia was part of the Soviet Union until declaring independence in September 1991. On May 1st 2004 it became a member of the European Union. "During the years since the independence Latvia has undertaken huge efforts to develop and equip the libraries according to their new tasks. Many initiatives of the state, the local authorities and private foundations have been provided for that purpose. The most ambitious project is the concept of the žnational uniform library information system œ (VVBIS, …
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2007-10-19 17:26 Human trafficking: Update
"Human trafficking the slave trade by another name is a scourge of the modern world. The trade in human lives, which often involves the coercion of women and children into the sex industry, is a gross abuse of human rights which shames us all. During 2006 we conducted a major inquiry into human trafficking, focusing on the scale of the problem in the UK and the adequacy of the Government's policies in this area in terms of human rights protection. Our Report was published in October 2006. This s …
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2007-10-19 13:36 Brev till iranska regimen
Jag avslutar arbetsveckan med att skicka följande brev till den Iranska regimen. Den här gången fokuserar jag på Ali Mahin Torabi, som har blivit dömd till döden för ett mord han dömdes för när han var 16 år, och Mansour Ossanlu, fackföreningsledare för Teherans busschaufförer, som blivit fängslad, just för sitt fackliga engagemang och torterad till den grad att han riskerar att bli blind. Till detta kommer kraven på mänskliga rättigheter och demokrati. Och ja, den iranska ambassaden i Stockholm …
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2007-10-18 20:02 Never mind the treaty squabbles. Europe's real problem is Babel
By Timothy Garton Ash (THE GUARDIAN, 18/10/07): As the leaders of the European Union gather under the dome of the Atlantic Pavilion in Lisbon to thrash out the last details of that pesky treaty, the one thing you can be sure of is that the ordinary people of Europe will be beyond the security cordon, outside the dome. Should we not let the people speak The people of Europe, I mean, not just the people of Britain, Ireland or France. To adapt GK Chesterton's famous poem about "the secret people". …
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2007-10-18 20:00 We must stand up to this cynical stitch-up
By Camilla Cavendish (THE TIMES, 18/10/07): Tonight, Europe s leaders will be picking over some Euro-trivia along with their hors d oeuvres. The Austrians are worried that Germany might nick their medical students. The Poles want an extra court official on the European Court of Justice. The Bulgarians want to use the word œevro instead of œeuro which has upset the European Central Bank. These are, apparently, the last stumbling blocks to agreement on the draft EU treaty. No one at this dinne …
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2007-10-18 17:05 C'era una volta l'artico
Anche uno studio della Noaa conferma lo scioglimento rapido della calotta artica: Winter and spring temperatures were all above average throughout the whole Arctic, said James Overland of NOAA. "This is unusual and looks like the beginning of a signal from global warming," Overland said in a telephone briefing. If you go back 100 years, it would be warm in one part of the Arctic and cold in another, Overland said. "We're not getting that now." Sea ice cover this year is 23 percent smaller than t …
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2007-10-16 18:42 Al Gore s œPulp Fiction
Guest Commentary by Edward Cline: As years go by the idea of Nobel Prizes for peace and literature becomes more and more lunatic. The criteria by which literature is measured and recognized by the Norwegian Nobel Committee remain unfathomable to an outside but critical observer. This year the Prize for literature went to Doris Lessing, a British author who wrote stories with ever-in-vogue feminist themes. But the individuals who screen nominees and award the Prizes for literature could just as w …
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2007-10-16 18:35 EU and CIPA Tag Team Digital Camera Hybrid Market
October 3, 2007- The European Union (EU) has just assailed the digital still/video camera...
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2007-10-16 15:59 So
There s been quite a bit of talk surrounding former American Farm Bureau Federation President Dean Kleckner s opinion piece in the New York Times essentially calling for an end to farm subsidies. Failing that, Kleckner would really like to substantially revise them to make the subsidies more trade-friendly. The most pressing question for me: Why should I care what Dean Kleckner thinks The clear subtext in Kleckner s article is that he œhas seen the light and now thinks we should get rid …
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2007-10-16 15:30 Three more Jewish Nobel winners: Thanks, America
Yesterday, I wondered how many of the three winners of the Nobel prize in economics were Jewish. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science to Leonid Hurwicz, 90 years old, a retired professor at the University of Minnesota, who told reporters he thought his chances at the honor had faded; Eric S. Maskin, 56, of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N.J.; and Roger B. Myerson, 56, of the University of Chicago. The answer: All of them. I'm …
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