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Winter Storm Sweeping Northeast Is a ‘Bomb Cyclone,’ Weather Service Says
THE NEW YORK TIMES: The storm began to draw comparisons to the blizzard of 1978 in Boston as the city and coastal New England braced for hurricane-force winds and record snow.
A powerful winter storm that the National Weather Service classified as a “bomb cyclone” began pummeling eastern Massachusetts on Saturday after bringing snow and brisk winds to the New York City metropolitan area.
Blizzard warnings were in effect for a wide swath of the East Coast. And people across the region were bracing for a day of freezing temperatures, heavy snowfall, treacherous travel conditions and the potential for widespread power failures. More than 115,000 households were without power in Massachusetts, with wider outages expected as the storm rolled in. » | Alexandra E. Petri, Troy Closson, Mike Ives | Saturday, January 29, 2022
Nor’easter lashes eastern US with snow and wind gusts near hurricane force »
A powerful winter storm that the National Weather Service classified as a “bomb cyclone” began pummeling eastern Massachusetts on Saturday after bringing snow and brisk winds to the New York City metropolitan area.
Blizzard warnings were in effect for a wide swath of the East Coast. And people across the region were bracing for a day of freezing temperatures, heavy snowfall, treacherous travel conditions and the potential for widespread power failures. More than 115,000 households were without power in Massachusetts, with wider outages expected as the storm rolled in. » | Alexandra E. Petri, Troy Closson, Mike Ives | Saturday, January 29, 2022
Nor’easter lashes eastern US with snow and wind gusts near hurricane force »
Covid and the Gaping Wealth Gap: What Can Be Done to Fix It? | DW News
Cost of Living Rising in UK - BBC News
America Is Tipping from Hate to the Unthinkable, Says ADL CEO | Amanpour and Company
USA und China: Ein neuer kalter Krieg? | Mit offenen Karten | ARTE
Jan 29, 2022 • Fakten, Zahlen und Grafiken zum chinesisch-amerikanischen Wettstreit, der für das geopolitische Weltgefüge der Zukunft entscheidend sein wird. Eine Bestandsaufnahme, die zeigt, dass China kontinuierlich an Einfluss gewonnen hat und seine Machtambitionen inzwischen allumfassend geltend macht. Der Brennpunkt des Konflikts liegt ganz klar im Indopazifik ...
Seit Januar 2021 hat Chinas Staatspräsident Xi Jinping mit US-Präsident Joe Biden einen neuen Gegenspieler im Weißen Haus. Peking macht längst kein Hehl mehr daraus, dass es beim Kräftemessen der beiden Großmächte die Oberhand gewinnen will. Die Konfrontation umfasst alle Lebensbereiche: Sie ist wirtschaftlicher, militärischer, diplomatischer, kultureller und politischer Natur (Demokratie vs. Diktatur) und lässt an einen neuen Kalten Krieg denken – mit dem Unterschied, dass die Länder in der globalen Welt des 21. Jahrhunderts in vieler Hinsicht voneinander abhängig sind. „Mit offenen Karten“ präsentiert Fakten, Zahlen und Grafiken zum chinesisch-amerikanischen Wettstreit, der für das geopolitische Weltgefüge der Zukunft entscheidend sein wird. Eine Bestandsaufnahme, die zeigt, dass China kontinuierlich an Einfluss gewonnen hat und seine Machtambitionen inzwischen allumfassend geltend macht. Der Brennpunkt des Konflikts liegt ganz klar im Indopazifik, wo das Machtgerangel zu einer militärischen Auseinandersetzung um Taiwan ausarten könnte. Ob es dazu kommen wird, kann derzeit allerdings niemand sagen.
Magazin (F 2021, 12 Min)
Video auf Youtube verfügbar bis zum 23/12/2028
Seit Januar 2021 hat Chinas Staatspräsident Xi Jinping mit US-Präsident Joe Biden einen neuen Gegenspieler im Weißen Haus. Peking macht längst kein Hehl mehr daraus, dass es beim Kräftemessen der beiden Großmächte die Oberhand gewinnen will. Die Konfrontation umfasst alle Lebensbereiche: Sie ist wirtschaftlicher, militärischer, diplomatischer, kultureller und politischer Natur (Demokratie vs. Diktatur) und lässt an einen neuen Kalten Krieg denken – mit dem Unterschied, dass die Länder in der globalen Welt des 21. Jahrhunderts in vieler Hinsicht voneinander abhängig sind. „Mit offenen Karten“ präsentiert Fakten, Zahlen und Grafiken zum chinesisch-amerikanischen Wettstreit, der für das geopolitische Weltgefüge der Zukunft entscheidend sein wird. Eine Bestandsaufnahme, die zeigt, dass China kontinuierlich an Einfluss gewonnen hat und seine Machtambitionen inzwischen allumfassend geltend macht. Der Brennpunkt des Konflikts liegt ganz klar im Indopazifik, wo das Machtgerangel zu einer militärischen Auseinandersetzung um Taiwan ausarten könnte. Ob es dazu kommen wird, kann derzeit allerdings niemand sagen.
Magazin (F 2021, 12 Min)
Video auf Youtube verfügbar bis zum 23/12/2028
Co-head of Germany's AfD Quits Citing Party Drift to Extreme Right | DW News
Jan 29, 2022 • The co-chair of Germany's far-right AfD has announced he's leaving the party. Jörg Meuthen has been co-leader of the AfD since 2015. He said he was upset with the party's extreme right wing - accusing it of rejecting basic democratic principles.
He was co-head of the AfD for six and a half years, longer than anyone before him. Today he's not only resigning from office - he is leaving the AfD completely. Jörg Meuthen confirmed this in an interview with German state broadcasters, admitting he had lost the power struggle against right-wing extremists in his party.
Meuthen says factions of the party don't believe in the basic tenets of a free democracy - and that's one reason he thinks the AfD has no future, other than as a regional Eastern German party. Some accuse Meuthen of not having opposed the right-wing extremists firmly enough.
Meuthen wants to keep his mandate in the EU Parliament. But first he has to deal with the trouble caused by his alleged acceptance of illegal party donations. The EU Parliament is set to lift his immunity, clearing the way for an investigation by public prosecutors.
He was co-head of the AfD for six and a half years, longer than anyone before him. Today he's not only resigning from office - he is leaving the AfD completely. Jörg Meuthen confirmed this in an interview with German state broadcasters, admitting he had lost the power struggle against right-wing extremists in his party.
Meuthen says factions of the party don't believe in the basic tenets of a free democracy - and that's one reason he thinks the AfD has no future, other than as a regional Eastern German party. Some accuse Meuthen of not having opposed the right-wing extremists firmly enough.
Meuthen wants to keep his mandate in the EU Parliament. But first he has to deal with the trouble caused by his alleged acceptance of illegal party donations. The EU Parliament is set to lift his immunity, clearing the way for an investigation by public prosecutors.
Friday, January 28, 2022
Putin Accuses Nato of Ignoring Russia’s Concerns as Ukraine Crisis Simmers
THE GUARDIAN: Russian president’s first public comments on response to Moscow’s proposals come in readout of phone call with Macron
Vladimir Putin said the US and its Nato allies had ignored Russia’s main security concerns, but promised to continue talks with the west, in a call with Emmanuel Macron amid simmering tensions over possible war in Ukraine.
In his first public comments on US and Nato responses to Russian proposals to rewrite the post-cold war security architecture, Putin said Moscow’s concerns about the expansion of Nato and the deployment of strike weapons near its borders had not been taken into account, according to a Kremlin readout of the phone call with his French counterpart.
Macron told Putin that Russia had to respect the sovereignty of states, according to the Élysée. Putin agreed to continue talks, so there was a feeling that “things have moved”, a French presidency official said. » | Jennifer Rankin in Brussels, Kim Willsher in Paris and Luke Harding in Kyiv | Friday, January 28, 2022
Russia Is Positioned to Invade All of Ukraine, U.S. Says, but Kyiv Downplays War Talk: The Russian military buildup around Ukraine is unlike anything since “the Cold War days” said Gen. Mark A. Milley, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff. »
Vladimir Putin said the US and its Nato allies had ignored Russia’s main security concerns, but promised to continue talks with the west, in a call with Emmanuel Macron amid simmering tensions over possible war in Ukraine.
In his first public comments on US and Nato responses to Russian proposals to rewrite the post-cold war security architecture, Putin said Moscow’s concerns about the expansion of Nato and the deployment of strike weapons near its borders had not been taken into account, according to a Kremlin readout of the phone call with his French counterpart.
Macron told Putin that Russia had to respect the sovereignty of states, according to the Élysée. Putin agreed to continue talks, so there was a feeling that “things have moved”, a French presidency official said. » | Jennifer Rankin in Brussels, Kim Willsher in Paris and Luke Harding in Kyiv | Friday, January 28, 2022
Russia Is Positioned to Invade All of Ukraine, U.S. Says, but Kyiv Downplays War Talk: The Russian military buildup around Ukraine is unlike anything since “the Cold War days” said Gen. Mark A. Milley, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff. »
Le Pen Feud Deepens as French Far-right Leader’s Niece Withdraws Support
THE GUARDIAN: Marine Le Pen calls Marion Maréchal’s decision not to back presidential bid ‘brutal, violent and painful’
Marine Le Pen, who has expressed her ‘incomprehension’ of the politics behind Maréchal’s decision. Photograph: Alain Robert/Sipa/Rex/Shutterstock
France’s far-right leader Marine Le Pen has described her niece’s decision not to support her presidential campaign as “brutal, violent and painful”.
Marion Maréchal, who dropped Le Pen from her name in 2018, said she was considering whether to transfer her allegiance to Éric Zemmour, who is even further to the right.
In an interview with Le Parisien, Maréchal, who at 22 became the youngest MP in the Assemblée Nationale in 2012, before stepping down in 2017, said her aunt’s “incessant ideological and programme changes” showed a “lack of logic and vision”.
On potentially backing Zemmour, she said: “I’m thinking about it. I haven’t decided. If I support Éric, [it] would not just be a question of passing by and saying hello. It would mean returning to politics. It’s a real life choice, a heavy decision.” » | Kim Willsher in Paris | Friday, January 28, 2022
«J'ai envie de retourner en politique» : les confidences de Marion Maréchal au Figaro : L'ancienne députée FN du Vaucluse confie que «la cohérence, la vision, la stratégie» la font pencher pour Éric Zemmour. Elle envisage de se présenter aux législatives de 2022. »
France’s far-right leader Marine Le Pen has described her niece’s decision not to support her presidential campaign as “brutal, violent and painful”.
Marion Maréchal, who dropped Le Pen from her name in 2018, said she was considering whether to transfer her allegiance to Éric Zemmour, who is even further to the right.
In an interview with Le Parisien, Maréchal, who at 22 became the youngest MP in the Assemblée Nationale in 2012, before stepping down in 2017, said her aunt’s “incessant ideological and programme changes” showed a “lack of logic and vision”.
On potentially backing Zemmour, she said: “I’m thinking about it. I haven’t decided. If I support Éric, [it] would not just be a question of passing by and saying hello. It would mean returning to politics. It’s a real life choice, a heavy decision.” » | Kim Willsher in Paris | Friday, January 28, 2022
«J'ai envie de retourner en politique» : les confidences de Marion Maréchal au Figaro : L'ancienne députée FN du Vaucluse confie que «la cohérence, la vision, la stratégie» la font pencher pour Éric Zemmour. Elle envisage de se présenter aux législatives de 2022. »
Prinz Harry: Neue Vorwürfe
TACHLES: Der britische Prinz Harry gerät wieder einmal ins Kreuzfeuer der Kritik. Ausgerechnet von der deutsch-britischen Cellistin Anita Lasker-Wallfisch, jener Holocaust-Überlebenden, die Harrys Vater, der britische Thronfolger Prinz Charles, mit sechs anderen Überlebenden hat porträtieren lassen. Lasker-Wallfisch war Mitglied des Mädchenorchesters in Auschwitz und überlebte das Konzentrationslager. Zum Tag des Gedenkens an die Opfer des Nationalsozialismus am 27. Januar strahlte der Sender BBC eine Dokumentation über die Porträts aus. Doch nun schiesst die 96-jährige Lasker-Wallfisch gegen Harry und sein mangelndes Geschichtsbewusstsein. … » | Nicole Dreyfus | Freitag, 28. Januar 2022
Der neue Richard Gere der Politik
NEUE ZÜRCHER ZEITUNG: Unter den grandiosen Männern in Wirtschaft und Politik, die zurzeit die Aktualität formen, ist er ein Lichtblick: Antony Blinken, Chefdiplomat der USA.
Macht sich auch an der Gitarre gut: Antony Blinken. | Sean Gallup / Getty
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Sein Job ist es, das Gleichgewicht zu halten, und man kann sagen: Bis jetzt gelingt ihm das. Der amerikanische Aussenminister Antony Blinken traf sich vergangene Woche mit seinem russischen Amtskollegen Sergei Lawrow in Genf zu Gesprächen, er reiste nach Kiew und Berlin, bemüht darum, dass der Ukraine-Konflikt nicht weiter eskaliert. Bei all seinen Auftritten zeigte er Format, wie es sich für einen Diplomaten gehört: Er gab sich vermittelnd, umsichtig, dialogbereit, weltgewandt.
Der Mann stellt eine wohltuende Ausnahme dar unter den Lauten und Grandiosen, die gerade die Aktualität formen – unter den negativ auffallenden Männern in Wirtschaft und Politik. Deshalb will ich ihn hier beschwärmen. Naiv vielleicht, aber ich brauche in diesen lärmigen Zeiten einen Helden, in den ich etwas Hoffnung projizieren kann.
Natürlich urteile ich aus der Ferne, auch ziehe ich keine politische Bilanz der 367 Tage, die Blinken nun im Amt ist. Dennoch: Als er von Präsident Joe Biden zum Aussenminister ernannt wurde, war ich wohl nicht die einzige Frau, die dachte: Alles wird besser. Nicht nur was den politischen Stil betrifft. Mit Antony Blinken, der im April sechzig wird, reihte sich ein neuer Richard Gere in die erste Reihe im Weissen Haus ein. » | Birgit Schmid | Freitag, 28. Januar 2022
Sein Job ist es, das Gleichgewicht zu halten, und man kann sagen: Bis jetzt gelingt ihm das. Der amerikanische Aussenminister Antony Blinken traf sich vergangene Woche mit seinem russischen Amtskollegen Sergei Lawrow in Genf zu Gesprächen, er reiste nach Kiew und Berlin, bemüht darum, dass der Ukraine-Konflikt nicht weiter eskaliert. Bei all seinen Auftritten zeigte er Format, wie es sich für einen Diplomaten gehört: Er gab sich vermittelnd, umsichtig, dialogbereit, weltgewandt.
Der Mann stellt eine wohltuende Ausnahme dar unter den Lauten und Grandiosen, die gerade die Aktualität formen – unter den negativ auffallenden Männern in Wirtschaft und Politik. Deshalb will ich ihn hier beschwärmen. Naiv vielleicht, aber ich brauche in diesen lärmigen Zeiten einen Helden, in den ich etwas Hoffnung projizieren kann.
Natürlich urteile ich aus der Ferne, auch ziehe ich keine politische Bilanz der 367 Tage, die Blinken nun im Amt ist. Dennoch: Als er von Präsident Joe Biden zum Aussenminister ernannt wurde, war ich wohl nicht die einzige Frau, die dachte: Alles wird besser. Nicht nur was den politischen Stil betrifft. Mit Antony Blinken, der im April sechzig wird, reihte sich ein neuer Richard Gere in die erste Reihe im Weissen Haus ein. » | Birgit Schmid | Freitag, 28. Januar 2022
En Champagne, la filière annonce une année 2021 record
LE FIGARO : Malgré les difficultés rencontrées avec la crise sanitaire et les conditions climatiques éprouvantes en 2021, la filière Champagne enregistre une belle progression à l’export et gagne également du terrain sur le marché national. » | Par Tatiana Jean-Dorize | jeudi 27 janvier 2022
Putin Is Caught in a Trap of His Own Making
THE NEW YORK TIMES: MOSCOW — The question is on everyone’s lips. Will President Vladimir Putin go to war against Ukraine? To judge by Russia’s propaganda machine, where media moguls are predicting a victory “in 48 hours,” the answer is an emphatic yes.
Yet the truth is more complex. While Mr. Putin undoubtedly regards Ukraine as little more than a Russian province, as he argued in a lengthy pseudo-historical treatise in July, it’s far from clear his aim was war. Outright conflict — as opposed to sudden swoops, covert operations or hybrid warfare — isn’t really Mr. Putin’s style. It’s probable that the troop buildup in November was an attempt to force the West to relinquish any claims over Ukraine. That would be a great P.R. victory at minimal cost.
But the West called his bluff. In the past week especially, the United States and NATO have taken a markedly sharper tone when discussing Russia — and have, more important, sent military hardware across Eastern Europe and put troops on standby. The message is clear: If Russia won’t de-escalate, then neither will the West.
Instead of trapping the United States, Mr. Putin has trapped himself. Caught between armed conflict and a humiliating retreat, he is now seeing his room for maneuver dwindling to nothing. He could invade and risk defeat, or he could pull back and have nothing to show for his brinkmanship. What happens next is unknown. But one thing is clear: Mr. Putin’s gamble has failed. » | Yulia Latynina * | Friday, January 28, 2022
Ms. Latynina is a journalist who has reported extensively on Russia’s politics and foreign policy.
How Crypto Became the New Subprime
THE NEW YORK TIMES: If the stock market isn’t the economy — which it isn’t — then cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin really, really aren’t the economy. Still, crypto has become a pretty big asset class (and yielded huge capital gains to many buyers); by last fall the combined market value of cryptocurrencies had reached almost $3 trillion.
Since then, however, prices have crashed, wiping out around $1.3 trillion in market capitalization. As of Thursday morning, Bitcoin’s price was almost halfway down from its November peak. So who is being hurt by this crash, and what might it do to the economy?
Well, I’m seeing uncomfortable parallels with the subprime crisis of the 2000s. No, crypto doesn’t threaten the financial system — the numbers aren’t big enough to do that. But there’s growing evidence that the risks of crypto are falling disproportionately on people who don’t know what they are getting into and are poorly positioned to handle the downside. » | Paul Krugman, Opinion Columnist | Thursday, January 27, 2022
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Paula Biren | Les quatre sœurs, Baluty | ARTE
Jan 27, 2022 • Cette tétralogie bouleversante nous livre récits de survie de quatre femmes rescapées de l'extermination nazie. Dans ce volet : Paula Biren qui vécut à Baluty, un ghetto de Lodz administré par l'homme d'affaires juif polonais Chaim Rumkowski, puis fut déportée avec sa famille à Auschwitz.
Alors âgée de 17 ans, Paula assiste à la transformation d’un bidonville de Lodz, Baluty, en ghetto administré par Chaim Rumkowski. À la tête d’une parodie d’État juif, le président du Conseil des anciens est pourtant convaincu qu’il peut sauver une partie de la communauté en l’érigeant en main-d’œuvre pour les Allemands. Paula sort diplômée de l’école qu’il a mise sur pied, où elle a travaillé à l’installation d’une ferme. Employée dans une usine de confection d’imperméables allemands, la jeune femme rejoint ensuite les rangs de la police féminine – depuis un bureau. À l’heure terrible de la liquidation du ghetto, elle refuse de se mêler au transport réservé aux étudiants de Rumkowski. Tandis que ce dernier prend la direction de Theresienstadt, Paula suit sa famille à Auschwitz.
Les vivantes et les morts
Comme Le dernier des injustes, Sobibor, 14 octobre 1943, 16 heures ou Le rapport Karski, Les quatre sœurs puisent leur origine dans l’enquête monumentale entreprise par Claude Lanzmann pour la réalisation de Shoah. Plus de trois décennies après la sortie de cette œuvre majeure, le cinéaste a exhumé les déchirants récits de survie de quatre rescapées, auxquelles il consacre une magnifique tétralogie. La parole limpide, le regard pénétré d’une lumineuse vivacité, Ruth Elias décrit, entre deux airs mélancoliques d’accordéon, l’instinct vital qui l’a habitée, de Theresienstadt à Auschwitz, jusqu’à la mort de son bébé affamé sur sa poitrine bandée. Assise au côté de son mari – dont la souffrance, si elle avait un visage humain, serait le sien –, la Polonaise Ada Lichtman détaille, sans ciller et en cajolant des poupées, la litanie d’horreurs qui l’a conduite à Sobibor, pourchassée par cette terrifiante pensée : "Comment allais-je mourir ?" Toute d’élégance et de résistance, cramponnée à la résolution de ne parler qu’en son nom, Paula Biren raconte sa trajectoire de "privilégiée" dans le ghetto de Lodz et la honte qui l’a longtemps muselée. Enfin, la douce Hanna Marton, veuve depuis peu, qui se réfugie dans le journal d’époque de son mari comme pour retrouver ses bras aimés, confie l’inapaisable culpabilité d’avoir été sauvée par la vénalité d’Eichmann. Par-delà leurs singularités, qui éclairent des chapitres méconnus de l’extermination des Juifs, ces quatre femmes extraordinaires renaissent ici unies dans une relation sororale tissée d’intelligenles juifs,ghettoce tranchante, de courage inouï, de poignantes pudeur et dignité. Au fil des mots et des silences, que Claude Lanzmann sait si bien provoquer et respecter, la caméra effleure délicatement leurs visages pour saisir une larme ou un éclair d’effroi. Le cinéma, dans son dénuement le plus pur, nous les rend alors si présentes que ces quatre sœurs à la vie à la mort continuent, longtemps après l’écran noir, à habiter nos mémoires et nos cœurs.
Film documentaire de Claude Lanzmann (France, 2017, 1h05mn)
Alors âgée de 17 ans, Paula assiste à la transformation d’un bidonville de Lodz, Baluty, en ghetto administré par Chaim Rumkowski. À la tête d’une parodie d’État juif, le président du Conseil des anciens est pourtant convaincu qu’il peut sauver une partie de la communauté en l’érigeant en main-d’œuvre pour les Allemands. Paula sort diplômée de l’école qu’il a mise sur pied, où elle a travaillé à l’installation d’une ferme. Employée dans une usine de confection d’imperméables allemands, la jeune femme rejoint ensuite les rangs de la police féminine – depuis un bureau. À l’heure terrible de la liquidation du ghetto, elle refuse de se mêler au transport réservé aux étudiants de Rumkowski. Tandis que ce dernier prend la direction de Theresienstadt, Paula suit sa famille à Auschwitz.
Les vivantes et les morts
Comme Le dernier des injustes, Sobibor, 14 octobre 1943, 16 heures ou Le rapport Karski, Les quatre sœurs puisent leur origine dans l’enquête monumentale entreprise par Claude Lanzmann pour la réalisation de Shoah. Plus de trois décennies après la sortie de cette œuvre majeure, le cinéaste a exhumé les déchirants récits de survie de quatre rescapées, auxquelles il consacre une magnifique tétralogie. La parole limpide, le regard pénétré d’une lumineuse vivacité, Ruth Elias décrit, entre deux airs mélancoliques d’accordéon, l’instinct vital qui l’a habitée, de Theresienstadt à Auschwitz, jusqu’à la mort de son bébé affamé sur sa poitrine bandée. Assise au côté de son mari – dont la souffrance, si elle avait un visage humain, serait le sien –, la Polonaise Ada Lichtman détaille, sans ciller et en cajolant des poupées, la litanie d’horreurs qui l’a conduite à Sobibor, pourchassée par cette terrifiante pensée : "Comment allais-je mourir ?" Toute d’élégance et de résistance, cramponnée à la résolution de ne parler qu’en son nom, Paula Biren raconte sa trajectoire de "privilégiée" dans le ghetto de Lodz et la honte qui l’a longtemps muselée. Enfin, la douce Hanna Marton, veuve depuis peu, qui se réfugie dans le journal d’époque de son mari comme pour retrouver ses bras aimés, confie l’inapaisable culpabilité d’avoir été sauvée par la vénalité d’Eichmann. Par-delà leurs singularités, qui éclairent des chapitres méconnus de l’extermination des Juifs, ces quatre femmes extraordinaires renaissent ici unies dans une relation sororale tissée d’intelligenles juifs,ghettoce tranchante, de courage inouï, de poignantes pudeur et dignité. Au fil des mots et des silences, que Claude Lanzmann sait si bien provoquer et respecter, la caméra effleure délicatement leurs visages pour saisir une larme ou un éclair d’effroi. Le cinéma, dans son dénuement le plus pur, nous les rend alors si présentes que ces quatre sœurs à la vie à la mort continuent, longtemps après l’écran noir, à habiter nos mémoires et nos cœurs.
Film documentaire de Claude Lanzmann (France, 2017, 1h05mn)
Ukraine Crisis: US Sounds Alarm over Russian ‘Dirty Money’ in London
THE TIMES: Sanctions won’t work because ‘Putin’s money is in Knightsbridge’, say diplomats
American officials fear that they will be unable to impose effective sanctions on President Putin if Russia invades Ukraine because of years of British tolerance of suspect money flooding into London.
Diplomatic sources told The Times that US State Department officials had expressed “dismay and frustration” at the British government’s failure to take tough action against the flow of Russian funds, particularly in “Londongrad”. » | Catherine Philp, Diplomatic Correspondent | Chris Smyth, Whitehall Editor | Friday, January 28, 2022
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American officials fear that they will be unable to impose effective sanctions on President Putin if Russia invades Ukraine because of years of British tolerance of suspect money flooding into London.
Diplomatic sources told The Times that US State Department officials had expressed “dismay and frustration” at the British government’s failure to take tough action against the flow of Russian funds, particularly in “Londongrad”. » | Catherine Philp, Diplomatic Correspondent | Chris Smyth, Whitehall Editor | Friday, January 28, 2022
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Un Suisse change de sexe à l'état civil pour toucher plus tôt sa retraite
LE FIGARO : L'homme a profité de la facilité de la procédure pour devenir «femme», et obtenir une rente de vieillesse à 64 ans au lieu de 65.
Une démarche aussi incongrue que rentable. Le 5 janvier dernier, un sexagénaire du canton de Lucerne a changé de sexe à l'état civil, afin d'obtenir plus vite une pension de retraite. L'affaire a été rapportée par le Luzerner Zeitung et plusieurs autres médias suisses. » | Par Luc Lenoir | vendredi 28 janvier 2022
À LIRE AUSSI :
Pour Laurence Garnier, le pronom «iel» fait partie de l’idéologie «woke» : La sénatrice LR a interpellé Élisabeth Moreno, ministre de l’Égalité, sur l’entrée du «iel» dans Le Robert, l’accusant de «céder au wokisme et aux lobbies.» »
Shtetl | Full Documentary | Frontline
Jan 26, 2022 • A search for the lives and memories of an entire Jewish village lost in the Holocaust. (Aired 1996)
FRONTLINE travels back in time to a family shtetl with producer Marian Marzynski, who escaped the Warsaw ghetto as a child.
The remarkable three-hour documentary tells the homecoming story of two elderly Polish-American Jews who return to their families’ shtetl in Bransk, Poland, where 2,500 Jews lived before most were sent to Treblinka’s gas chambers. These two Americans are aided in their journey by a Polish Gentile, who has restored Bransk’s Jewish cemetery and researched the lives of the Jews who once lived there. The film captures these pilgrims as they face old neighbors, some who were betrayers, others who were saviors to the Jews of Bransk.
FRONTLINE travels back in time to a family shtetl with producer Marian Marzynski, who escaped the Warsaw ghetto as a child.
The remarkable three-hour documentary tells the homecoming story of two elderly Polish-American Jews who return to their families’ shtetl in Bransk, Poland, where 2,500 Jews lived before most were sent to Treblinka’s gas chambers. These two Americans are aided in their journey by a Polish Gentile, who has restored Bransk’s Jewish cemetery and researched the lives of the Jews who once lived there. The film captures these pilgrims as they face old neighbors, some who were betrayers, others who were saviors to the Jews of Bransk.
Meet the Holocaust Survivors That Came to London - BBC London
Thursday, January 27, 2022
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Antisémitisme : Macron dénonce les «vents mauvais» qui «ressoufflent» dans certains «discours politique»
LE FIGARO : En cette Journée internationale des victimes de la Shoah, le président a regretté que «certains tentent de falsifier» la mémoire de l'Holocauste. Ciblant, sans le nommer, son futur adversaire Éric Zemmour.
La bataille politique gagne le champ mémoriel. Alors que Jean Castex s'est rendu ce jeudi à Auschwitz, en Pologne, pour y commémorer le 77ème anniversaire de la libération du camp, Emmanuel Macron a lui aussi tenu à célébrer la Journée internationale des victimes de la Shoah depuis Paris. Avant de présider une cérémonie silencieuse de ravivage de la flamme sous l'Arc de Triomphe en début de soirée, le chef de l'État s'est exprimé dans une courte vidéo publiée sur son compte Twitter. » | Par Arthur Berdah | jeudi 27 janvier 2022
Protests Flare across Poland after Death of Young Mother Denied an Abortion
THE GUARDIAN: Family of Agnieszka T say they want to ‘save other women in Poland from a similar fate’, as case met with anger over restrictive termination laws
Supporters of Abortion Without Borders protest outside Poland’s top constitutional court in Warsaw. Photograph: Czarek Sokołowski/AP
Protests are under way across Poland after the death of a 37-year-old woman this week who was refused an abortion, a year since the country introduced one of the most restrictive abortion laws in Europe.
On the streets of Warsaw on Tuesday night, protesters laid wreaths and lanterns in memory of Agnieszka T, who died earlier that day. She was pregnant with twins when one of the foetus’ heartbeat stopped and doctors refused to carry out an abortion. In a statement, her family accused the government of having “blood on its hands”. Further protests are planned in Częstochowa, the city in southern Poland where the mother-of-three was from.
“We continue to protest so that no one else will die,” Marta Lempart, organiser of the protests, told Polish media. “The Polish abortion ban kills. Another person has died because the necessary medical procedure was not carried out on time.” All-Poland Women’s Strike has called on people across the country to picket the offices of the ruling Law and Justice party (PiS) and organise road blockades in the coming days. » | Weronika Strzyżyńska | Thursday, January 27, 2022
Protests are under way across Poland after the death of a 37-year-old woman this week who was refused an abortion, a year since the country introduced one of the most restrictive abortion laws in Europe.
On the streets of Warsaw on Tuesday night, protesters laid wreaths and lanterns in memory of Agnieszka T, who died earlier that day. She was pregnant with twins when one of the foetus’ heartbeat stopped and doctors refused to carry out an abortion. In a statement, her family accused the government of having “blood on its hands”. Further protests are planned in Częstochowa, the city in southern Poland where the mother-of-three was from.
“We continue to protest so that no one else will die,” Marta Lempart, organiser of the protests, told Polish media. “The Polish abortion ban kills. Another person has died because the necessary medical procedure was not carried out on time.” All-Poland Women’s Strike has called on people across the country to picket the offices of the ruling Law and Justice party (PiS) and organise road blockades in the coming days. » | Weronika Strzyżyńska | Thursday, January 27, 2022
Putin sollte die Chance für eine gesichtswahrende Lösung nutzen
NEUE ZÜRCHER ZEITUNG: Die USA und die Nato haben Russland ein faires Gesprächsangebot übermittelt. Falls es der Kreml schnöde zurückweist, wäre zumindest eines klar: dass Putin nie ernsthaft am Dialog interessiert war, sondern von vornherein auf Krieg setzte.
Die Macht in Russland ist ganz auf Präsident Wladimir Putin zugeschnitten – er allein wird zum Schluss die Entscheidung für oder gegen einen Angriff auf die Ukraine fällen. | Mikhail Svetlov / Getty
KOMMENTAR
Szenarien konfrontiert, sondern auch Russland. Wie könnte Wladimir Putin daraus einen Ausweg finden, nachdem er mit seinem präzedenzlosen Truppenaufmarsch entlang den Grenzen der Ukraine derart hoch gepokert hat? Gut möglich, dass er sich diese Frage gar nicht mehr stellt, weil er sich bereits zu einem Angriffskrieg entschlossen hat. Putin würde damit erst recht als Gewaltherrscher in die Geschichte eingehen – als erster Staatsführer seit Hitler, der ein europäisches Land mit geballter militärischer Macht überfiel, um Grenzen neu zu ziehen.
Wahrscheinlicher ist jedoch, dass eine Invasion für den Kreml weiterhin nur eine von mehreren Optionen darstellt. Putin versteht es, taktische Vor- und Nachteile nüchtern abzuwägen. Die Risiken eines Grosskrieges – von empfindlichen Verlusten über Sanktionen bis hin zu innenpolitischer Kritik – dürften ihn kaum kaltlassen. Trotzdem kann er nun nicht einfach klein beigeben. Mit völlig überrissenen Forderungen hat sich Russland selber in eine Ecke manövriert. » | Andreas Rüesch | Mittwoch, 27. Januar 2022
Szenarien konfrontiert, sondern auch Russland. Wie könnte Wladimir Putin daraus einen Ausweg finden, nachdem er mit seinem präzedenzlosen Truppenaufmarsch entlang den Grenzen der Ukraine derart hoch gepokert hat? Gut möglich, dass er sich diese Frage gar nicht mehr stellt, weil er sich bereits zu einem Angriffskrieg entschlossen hat. Putin würde damit erst recht als Gewaltherrscher in die Geschichte eingehen – als erster Staatsführer seit Hitler, der ein europäisches Land mit geballter militärischer Macht überfiel, um Grenzen neu zu ziehen.
Wahrscheinlicher ist jedoch, dass eine Invasion für den Kreml weiterhin nur eine von mehreren Optionen darstellt. Putin versteht es, taktische Vor- und Nachteile nüchtern abzuwägen. Die Risiken eines Grosskrieges – von empfindlichen Verlusten über Sanktionen bis hin zu innenpolitischer Kritik – dürften ihn kaum kaltlassen. Trotzdem kann er nun nicht einfach klein beigeben. Mit völlig überrissenen Forderungen hat sich Russland selber in eine Ecke manövriert. » | Andreas Rüesch | Mittwoch, 27. Januar 2022
Geschichte einer Verfolgung - Der "Schwulenparagraph" | Dokus und Reportagen
Interview: Dani Dayan: Yad Vashem Is Fulfilling Holocaust Victims’ Last Will and Testament
THE TIMES OF ISRAEL: The good news? ‘Outright Holocaust denial is today a marginal phenomenon,’ says the new head of Israel’s Shoah memorial. ‘But we do have a serious problem of Holocaust distortion’
After Dani Dayan took up the mantle of the Yad Vashem chairmanship in August, for the first time Israel’s official memorial to the victims of the Holocaust had a leader who was born after the end of the Holocaust. He is [the] only the third individual to helm the World Holocaust Remembrance Center, and the first former politician.
Prior to heading Yad Vashem, Dayan was the consul general of Israel in New York, an appointment he took up after Brazil rejected him as envoy there.
Dayan, a longtime activist and head of the right-wing settler movement’s Yesha Council, was born in Argentina in 1955 and moved to Israel in 1971. He is a former supporter of ex-prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but in the most recent elections ran on the New Hope ticket headed by Netanyahu rival Gideon Sa’ar. Dayan, who didn’t place high enough on the party’s slate to enter the Knesset, was appointed chair of Yad Vashem by Education Minister Yifat Shasha-Biton, also of New Hope.
Despite his former political ties, Dayan declares that he and Yad Vashem are strictly nonpartisan in their work, and he is determined to combat the cynical political distortion of Holocaust history and ensure the perpetuation of an accurate record of the horrors and lives lost in the Holocaust. » | Amanda Borschel-Dan * | Thursday, January 27, 2022
* Amanda Borschel-Dan is The Times of Israel's Jewish World and Archaeology editor.
After Dani Dayan took up the mantle of the Yad Vashem chairmanship in August, for the first time Israel’s official memorial to the victims of the Holocaust had a leader who was born after the end of the Holocaust. He is [the] only the third individual to helm the World Holocaust Remembrance Center, and the first former politician.
Prior to heading Yad Vashem, Dayan was the consul general of Israel in New York, an appointment he took up after Brazil rejected him as envoy there.
Dayan, a longtime activist and head of the right-wing settler movement’s Yesha Council, was born in Argentina in 1955 and moved to Israel in 1971. He is a former supporter of ex-prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but in the most recent elections ran on the New Hope ticket headed by Netanyahu rival Gideon Sa’ar. Dayan, who didn’t place high enough on the party’s slate to enter the Knesset, was appointed chair of Yad Vashem by Education Minister Yifat Shasha-Biton, also of New Hope.
Despite his former political ties, Dayan declares that he and Yad Vashem are strictly nonpartisan in their work, and he is determined to combat the cynical political distortion of Holocaust history and ensure the perpetuation of an accurate record of the horrors and lives lost in the Holocaust. » | Amanda Borschel-Dan * | Thursday, January 27, 2022
* Amanda Borschel-Dan is The Times of Israel's Jewish World and Archaeology editor.
NZZ: Verbotene Liebe - Homosexualität im NS-Regime
The Gay Holocaust | Complete Documentary : The Pink Triangles
Premiered Jan 21, 2021 • The vastly ignored history of Germany's war on gay men during World War 2. A special note: Trans women were also persecuted but Germany categorized them as gay men so there's no official records to refer to.
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This documentary contains material which some people will find very disturbing. Viewer discretion is therefore strongly advised. It is not suitable for children. – Mark
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The Pink Triangles - The Story of the Gay Holocaust (Complete Documentary) from James Somerton on Vimeo.
The Mauthausen Resistance I ARTE.tv Documentary
Jan 27, 2022 • Mauthausen shows the full horror of the Nazi regime, a concentration camp where 120,000 people died. But a group of Spanish republican prisoners managed, not only to survive their terrible incarceration, but also to reveal to the world what really happened there by saving from destruction thousands of official photographs taken by the SS. This is the little known story of how young photojournalist Francisco Boix, and others, proved the guilt of major Nazi figures with their acts of bravery.
The Mauthausen Resistance I ARTE.tv Documentary
Available until the 25/03/2022
The Mauthausen Resistance I ARTE.tv Documentary
Available until the 25/03/2022
Hausse record des actes antisémites dans le monde en 2021, selon un rapport
LE FIGARO : Ces actes, qui se manifestent principalement par du vandalisme, ont été exacerbés par les manifestations contre les restrictions sanitaires et le conflit Israélo-palestinien.
Les actes à motif antisémite ont atteint leur plus haut niveau sur dix ans en 2021 avec plus de dix incidents par jour dans le monde, selon un rapport publié lundi 24 janvier par l'Agence juive et l'Organisation sioniste mondiale. Près de 50% des actes antisémites se sont produits en Europe et près de 30% aux États-Unis, indique ce rapport annuel. «Cette année a marqué un nombre record d'actes antisémites à travers le monde», s'inquiète-t-il. » | Par Le Figaro avec AFP | lundi 24 janvier 2022
Les actes à motif antisémite ont atteint leur plus haut niveau sur dix ans en 2021 avec plus de dix incidents par jour dans le monde, selon un rapport publié lundi 24 janvier par l'Agence juive et l'Organisation sioniste mondiale. Près de 50% des actes antisémites se sont produits en Europe et près de 30% aux États-Unis, indique ce rapport annuel. «Cette année a marqué un nombre record d'actes antisémites à travers le monde», s'inquiète-t-il. » | Par Le Figaro avec AFP | lundi 24 janvier 2022
The Warsaw Ghetto | DW Documentary
Jan 27, 2021 • A Polish businessman risked his life to film everyday life in the Warsaw Ghetto. These harrowing 8 mm movies were stored for decades in archives, and are shown publicly for the first time in this documentary. The original title of the film is "Warsaw: A City Divided", directed by Eric Bednarski.
The Warsaw Ghetto was located in the heart of the Polish capital. In November 1940, one year after Germany invaded Poland, the occupation authorities completed work on a three-meter-high wall that surrounded the ghetto. The Jewish residents were sealed off from the outside world. The ghetto was intended to serve as a concentration camp for Jews from all over Europe. They would later be deported to the extermination camp at Treblinka.
As many as 500,000 people were rounded up and herded into the ghetto. The films shown in this documentary portray the daily lives of those who lived there. Food and clean water were in short supply. The Germans demolished the ghetto in May 1943, and sent the residents to concentration- or extermination camps. Today, a series of memorial plaques marks the district's boundaries. In this documentary, witnesses describe what life was like in Warsaw before the German invasion, and provide graphic accounts of life in the ghetto.
The Warsaw Ghetto was located in the heart of the Polish capital. In November 1940, one year after Germany invaded Poland, the occupation authorities completed work on a three-meter-high wall that surrounded the ghetto. The Jewish residents were sealed off from the outside world. The ghetto was intended to serve as a concentration camp for Jews from all over Europe. They would later be deported to the extermination camp at Treblinka.
As many as 500,000 people were rounded up and herded into the ghetto. The films shown in this documentary portray the daily lives of those who lived there. Food and clean water were in short supply. The Germans demolished the ghetto in May 1943, and sent the residents to concentration- or extermination camps. Today, a series of memorial plaques marks the district's boundaries. In this documentary, witnesses describe what life was like in Warsaw before the German invasion, and provide graphic accounts of life in the ghetto.
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2022 International Holocaust Remembrance Day Commemoration
Wednesday, January 26, 2022
Gay Kiss of the Day
Tomorrow is Holocaust Memorial Day; so, out of respect for the victims of the Holocaust, I shall not post any such pictures, certainly not today or tomorrow. I feel that it would be very inappropriate and very much in bad taste to do so. I’m sure that you will agree with me.
Although I am not a Jew, I have great respect for people of that faith. Indeed, it was through documentaries on their suffering watched when I was growing up that initially triggered my interest in the German language. I therefore feel a strong bond with the Jewish people. In fact, watching documentaries on that period can often reduce me to tears.
I have the greatest respect for those that perished in the Holocaust; also for those that managed to survive the horrors they lived through.
It disturbs me greatly to read and learn that anti-Semitism is once again rearing its ugly head, right across the so-called civilised world. It seems that many people either refuse to learn or are incapable of learning the lessons of history.
Moreover, we are seeing a crisis unfold in Ukraine. Another war cannot be ruled out. There is also a cost of living crisis right across the Western world. Therefore, posting pictures of jollity and expressions of love seem so inappropriate for the coming days. Rest assured, however, I shall resume posting such pictures as soon as I feel that it appropriate to do so.
I trust that you, my visitors and followers, will understand my decision.
© Mark Alexander
All Rights Reserved
Although I am not a Jew, I have great respect for people of that faith. Indeed, it was through documentaries on their suffering watched when I was growing up that initially triggered my interest in the German language. I therefore feel a strong bond with the Jewish people. In fact, watching documentaries on that period can often reduce me to tears.
I have the greatest respect for those that perished in the Holocaust; also for those that managed to survive the horrors they lived through.
It disturbs me greatly to read and learn that anti-Semitism is once again rearing its ugly head, right across the so-called civilised world. It seems that many people either refuse to learn or are incapable of learning the lessons of history.
Moreover, we are seeing a crisis unfold in Ukraine. Another war cannot be ruled out. There is also a cost of living crisis right across the Western world. Therefore, posting pictures of jollity and expressions of love seem so inappropriate for the coming days. Rest assured, however, I shall resume posting such pictures as soon as I feel that it appropriate to do so.
I trust that you, my visitors and followers, will understand my decision.
© Mark Alexander
All Rights Reserved
Yefim Bronfman (Piano): Sergei Rachmaninoff - Piano Concerto #2 in C Minor, Op. 18 - HD
Boris Johnson Faces Heat ahead of 'Partygate' Report | DW News
Jan 26, 2022 • British Prime Minister Boris Johnson faced heated opposition in Parliament on Wednesday, and was urged to step down as the backlash over the "Partygate" scandal grows
. A much-anticipated report is also expected to be released on shortly that will determine whether the prime minister or members of his staff broke rules during coronavirus lockdowns. It's thought the conclusions about potentially illegal parties at
Johnson's Downing Street offices could determine the prime minister's political fate.
. A much-anticipated report is also expected to be released on shortly that will determine whether the prime minister or members of his staff broke rules during coronavirus lockdowns. It's thought the conclusions about potentially illegal parties at
Johnson's Downing Street offices could determine the prime minister's political fate.
Ukraine : l'Otan dit se préparer « au pire »
LE FIGARO : L'Alliance a adressé mercredi soir sa réponse «écrite» aux revendications russes avec trois propositions sur la table pour permettre une «désescalade».
L'Otan a adressé mercredi soir sa réponse «écrite» aux revendications russes. Le secrétaire général de l'Alliance, Jens Stoltenberg, a présenté ces propositions lors d'une conférence de presse alors que la crise à la frontière ukrainienne est jugée préoccupante. «Nous sommes dans un moment critique», a-t-il déclaré en dénonçant une nouvelle fois la présence de «plus de 100.000 soldats» et d'autres «en chemin». Il s'est inquiété de la présence, au prétexte d'un exercice qui pourrait servir «à préparer une attaque», de milliers de combattants russes en Biélorusse, ainsi que du déploiement de «systèmes de défense S400», de «moyens aériens» ou de «capacités avancées». «Cela ajoute aux tensions», a-t-il dit alors qu'il était interrogé sur le risque de guerre. » | Par Nicolas Barotte | mercredi 26 janvier 2022
À LIRE AUSSI :
Ukraine: les atermoiements de Joe Biden sapent la capacité de dissuasion des Occidentaux : ANALYSE - Les efforts diplomatiques du président américain n’ont eu aucun effet, pour le moment, sur le dossier ukrainien. »
La Corée du Nord multiplie les tirs de missiles
LE FIGARO : Le royaume ermite a réalisé mardi matin le cinquième tir d'essai de missiles depuis le début de l'année, presque autant que sur l'ensemble de 2021.
Kim Jung Un paraît déterminé à afficher son arsenal de missiles en cette nouvelle année 2022. Les chefs d'état-major interarmées sud-coréens ont signalé, mardi dans un communiqué, que «la Corée du Nord a tiré ce qui est suspecté être deux missiles de croisière». Depuis le 5 janvier, Pyongyang a exécuté pas moins de cinq tests de missiles, ce qui n'est pas arrivé depuis 2019.
Derrière ces essais militaires se cache la volonté de réveiller les États-Unis et de les ramener à la table des négociations. Kim Jong-Un a compris qu'au milieu de l'instabilité qui règne en Asie de l'ouest, le nord de la péninsule coréenne n'était plus la priorité de Washington. Mais il compte bien tirer avantage de ces tensions diplomatiques qui retiennent l'attention de l'hôte de la Maison Blanche. » | Par Manon Mendret | mercredi 26 janvier 2022
À LIRE AUSSI :
Corée du Nord : Kim Jong-un reconnaît lors de ses vœux les difficultés économiques du pays : Le dirigeant nord-coréen a pour une fois délaissé les sujets internationaux dans son allocution traditionnelle du Nouvel An pour évoquer les problèmes de logement, d'habillement et d'alimentation. »
Hitler über Berlin - Der Aufstieg des Nationalsozialismus von der Weimarer Republik bis 1939
Sep 17, 2021 • Der Film zeigt Berlin und den Aufstieg des Nationalsozialismus von der Weimarer Republik bis in das Jahr 1939. Zitate aus der Zeit dokumentieren die Ereignisse, wie die Berliner diese Jahre erlebt haben.
Das zum Teil stark beschädigte schwarz-weiß und farbige Originalmaterial wurde in einem Durchlauf mithilfe von künstlicher Intelligenz restauriert.
Zusammenschnitt der Irmgard von zur Mühlen Dokumentarfilme "Weltbühne Berlin" (1988), "Berlin unter dem Hakenkreuz" (1987), "Bomben auf Berlin" (1983) sowie CHRONOS-MEDIA Film- und Tonarchiv.
Das zum Teil stark beschädigte schwarz-weiß und farbige Originalmaterial wurde in einem Durchlauf mithilfe von künstlicher Intelligenz restauriert.
Zusammenschnitt der Irmgard von zur Mühlen Dokumentarfilme "Weltbühne Berlin" (1988), "Berlin unter dem Hakenkreuz" (1987), "Bomben auf Berlin" (1983) sowie CHRONOS-MEDIA Film- und Tonarchiv.
Holocaust Memorial Day [Thursday, January 27th]: ‘The Nazis Experimented on Me at Auschwitz’ - BBC News
Jan 26, 2022 • A woman in her nineties who has been diagnosed with dementia has shared her story of how she escaped the Nazis with her son for the first time.
After Germany invaded Poland in 1939, Alina Peretti was sent to a labour camp in Siberia, put in front of a firing squad in Warsaw and finally sent to the concentration camp, Auschwitz.
“It’s unbelievable when you found out that we survived,” she said, ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day on Thursday.
After Germany invaded Poland in 1939, Alina Peretti was sent to a labour camp in Siberia, put in front of a firing squad in Warsaw and finally sent to the concentration camp, Auschwitz.
“It’s unbelievable when you found out that we survived,” she said, ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day on Thursday.
Gay and Christian? : A documentary / Homosexuell und Christ? : Ein Dokumentarfilm
Oct 14, 2016 • Gay and christian? - a documentary Hardly any other topic is so controversial and heats the minds of Christians more than the subject of homosexuality. The arguments against homosexuality are quickly at hand.
Even more problematic is when a homosexual claims to be a Christian. Can you be gay and Christian? Are these not two completely opposite identities? Few bother to conduct their own research on the subject. Not many take the time to listen just once what the homosexuals, who often are judged so hard, have to say and how their life is like. This film wants to do exactly that: it gives gays, lesbians, transgender and their parents a chance to speak.
What is it like to be in her shoes? Why are they gay? Was it a conscious choice? Have they ever tried to change? How can they find peace with their sexuality, with the Church and with God? A challenging documentary which does not condemn, but calls for mutual respect, love and reconciliation.
Übersetzt ins Deutsche:
Homosexuell und Christ? - Ein Dokumentarfilm Wohl kaum ein anderes Thema ist so kontrovers und erhitzt die Gemüter der Christen mehr als das Thema Homosexualität. Die Argumente gegen Homosexualität sind schnell zur Hand.
Es ist eine Wahl.
Es ist eine Sünde.
Die Bibel ist klar gegen Homosexualität.
Durch Therapie können Homosexuelle geheilt werden.
Noch problematischer wird es, wenn ein Homosexueller behauptet, Christ zu sein. Kann man denn homosexuell und Christ sein? Sind das nicht zwei völlig gegensätzliche Identitäten? Nur wenige machen sich die Mühe, eigene Nachforschungen zu dem Thema anzustellen. Nicht viele nehmen sich die Zeit, sich einfach mal anzuhören, was die Homosexuellen, über die so oft so hart geurteilt wird, zu erzählen haben und wie ihr Leben aussieht.
Dieser Film will genau das tun: Er lässt Schwule, Lesben, Transgender und ihre Eltern zu Wort kommen.
Wie ist es, in ihrer Haut zu stecken? Wieso sind sie homosexuell? War es eine bewusste Wahl? Haben sie je versucht, sich zu ändern? Wie können sie Frieden mit ihrer Sexualität, mit der Kirche und mit Gott finden?
Ein herausfordernder Dokumentarfilm, der nicht verurteilt, sondern zu gegenseitigem Respekt, Liebe und Versöhnung aufruft.
Even more problematic is when a homosexual claims to be a Christian. Can you be gay and Christian? Are these not two completely opposite identities? Few bother to conduct their own research on the subject. Not many take the time to listen just once what the homosexuals, who often are judged so hard, have to say and how their life is like. This film wants to do exactly that: it gives gays, lesbians, transgender and their parents a chance to speak.
What is it like to be in her shoes? Why are they gay? Was it a conscious choice? Have they ever tried to change? How can they find peace with their sexuality, with the Church and with God? A challenging documentary which does not condemn, but calls for mutual respect, love and reconciliation.
Übersetzt ins Deutsche:
Homosexuell und Christ? - Ein Dokumentarfilm Wohl kaum ein anderes Thema ist so kontrovers und erhitzt die Gemüter der Christen mehr als das Thema Homosexualität. Die Argumente gegen Homosexualität sind schnell zur Hand.
Es ist eine Wahl.
Es ist eine Sünde.
Die Bibel ist klar gegen Homosexualität.
Durch Therapie können Homosexuelle geheilt werden.
Noch problematischer wird es, wenn ein Homosexueller behauptet, Christ zu sein. Kann man denn homosexuell und Christ sein? Sind das nicht zwei völlig gegensätzliche Identitäten? Nur wenige machen sich die Mühe, eigene Nachforschungen zu dem Thema anzustellen. Nicht viele nehmen sich die Zeit, sich einfach mal anzuhören, was die Homosexuellen, über die so oft so hart geurteilt wird, zu erzählen haben und wie ihr Leben aussieht.
Dieser Film will genau das tun: Er lässt Schwule, Lesben, Transgender und ihre Eltern zu Wort kommen.
Wie ist es, in ihrer Haut zu stecken? Wieso sind sie homosexuell? War es eine bewusste Wahl? Haben sie je versucht, sich zu ändern? Wie können sie Frieden mit ihrer Sexualität, mit der Kirche und mit Gott finden?
Ein herausfordernder Dokumentarfilm, der nicht verurteilt, sondern zu gegenseitigem Respekt, Liebe und Versöhnung aufruft.
La spiritualité à quel prix ? - Un engouement mondial - Documentaire complet (AMP)
Starmer Tells Boris Johnson to Resign Immediately for Misleading Parliament
THE GUARDIAN: PM’s attempt to save career causing ‘immense damage to public trust’, says Labour leader
Keir Starmer at PMQs on Wednesday, when he called for Boris Johnson’s to resign. Photograph: House of Commons/PA
Keir Starmer has called in parliament for Boris Johnson to resign immediately for misleading MPs over Downing Street parties, saying the prime minister’s continued attempts to save his career were causing “immense damage to public trust”.
During a prime minister’s questions so unruly that at one point the Speaker, Lindsay Hoyle, warned shouting MPs that they may be removed from the Commons, Starmer said the decision of police to launch an investigation meant the weight of evidence about the parties was now clear.
While Johnson refused to discuss either the police inquiry, or the imminent civil service report on the alleged lockdown-breaching gatherings, he agreed with Starmer’s question that under the ministerial code, if it were found he had misled parliament he should resign. » | Peter Walker, Political correspondent |Wednesday, January 26, 2022
Keir Starmer has called in parliament for Boris Johnson to resign immediately for misleading MPs over Downing Street parties, saying the prime minister’s continued attempts to save his career were causing “immense damage to public trust”.
During a prime minister’s questions so unruly that at one point the Speaker, Lindsay Hoyle, warned shouting MPs that they may be removed from the Commons, Starmer said the decision of police to launch an investigation meant the weight of evidence about the parties was now clear.
While Johnson refused to discuss either the police inquiry, or the imminent civil service report on the alleged lockdown-breaching gatherings, he agreed with Starmer’s question that under the ministerial code, if it were found he had misled parliament he should resign. » | Peter Walker, Political correspondent |Wednesday, January 26, 2022
Ina Garten's Lamb Stew with Spring Vegetables | Barefoot Contessa | Food Network
Kreml bezeichnet Bidens Drohung als „destruktiv“
FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG: Am Tag der Gespräche ukrainischer und russischer Vertreter verschärft sich die Tonlage zwischen Washington und Moskau. Unterdessen wurde bekannt, dass Deutschland der Ukraine 5000 militärische Schutzhelme liefern wird.
Der Kreml hat die Erwägung direkter Sanktionen gegen Russlands Präsidenten Wladimir Putin im Ukraine-Konflikt als „destruktiv“ bezeichnet. „Politisch ist das nicht schmerzhaft, sondern destruktiv“, sagte Putins Sprecher Dmitri Peskow am Mittwoch in Moskau. Der amerikanische Präsident Joe Biden hatte am Vortag erstmals damit gedroht, im Falle eines russischen Einmarsches in die Ukraine Sanktionen direkt gegen Putin zu verhängen. „Das kann ich mir vorstellen“, antwortete Biden am Dienstag auf die Frage einer Reporterin.
Angesichts der angespannten Lage im Ukraine-Konflikt warnten Deutschland, Frankreich und die Vereinigten Staaten Moskau vor einem Angriff. Frankreichs Staatschef Emmanuel Macron sprach für den Fall einer Aggression eine Warnung aus: „Der Preis wäre sehr hoch.“ Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz (SPD) sagte, man erwarte von Russland eindeutige Schritte, die zu einer Deeskalation beitrügen. » | Quelle: dpa/AFP | Mittwoch, 26. Januar 2022
Putin macht die Nato «great again»
NEUE ZÜRCHER ZEITUNG: In Frankreich und Deutschland mögen viele den Nordatlantikpakt für obsolet halten. Doch für die Staaten des ehemaligen Ostblocks ist das Bündnis eine Lebensversicherung. Putins imperiale Ambitionen zeigen im Nachhinein, wie berechtigt die Nato-Erweiterung war.
Frankreichs Präsident Emmanuel Macron hätte nicht falscher liegen können, als er die Nato vor zweieinhalb Jahren als «hirntot» bezeichnete. Das westliche Verteidigungsbündnis, das sich aus dem Kalten Krieg in die Zeit der neuen Weltunordnung herübergerettet hat, ist quicklebendig. Das hat mit dem Mann zu tun, der die Auflösung des Sowjetimperiums als «grösste geopolitische Katastrophe des 20. Jahrhunderts» empfindet und alle Anstalten macht, den historischen «Fehler» korrigieren zu wollen.
Wladimir Putin schürt nicht nur Kriegsängste in der Ukraine. Der russische Präsident bedroht auch die ehemaligen Staaten des aufgelösten Warschauer Paktes und die ehemaligen blockfreien Staaten in Südosteuropa, die nach 1997 Mitglieder des Nordatlantikpaktes wurden. Er fordert einen Rückzug der Nato-Truppen aus all jenen Ländern, die einst zur Moskauer Einflusssphäre gehörten oder schlicht nah genug an Russland heranreichen. » | Daniel Steinvorth, Brüssel | Dienstag, 25. Januar 2022
Dem Brüssel-Korrespondenten Daniel Steinvorth auf Twitter folgen.
Ukraine: l’Amérique et ses alliés divergent sur la stratégie face à Vladimir Poutine
LE FIGARO : DÉCRYPTAGE - Un décalage s’est installé ces derniers jours entre l’alarmisme de l’Administration Biden et l’appréciation des Européens quant à l’imminence d’une invasion de l’Ukraine par les forces russes.
Depuis les derniers développements de la crise ukrainienne à la fin de l’année dernière, un troublant décalage est apparu entre les perceptions des uns et des autres. Début novembre 2021, quand le gouvernement américain a tiré la sonnette d’alarme en affirmant que l’armée russe préparait une nouvelle offensive militaire de grande envergure contre l’Ukraine, les responsables de Kiev étaient restés plutôt dubitatifs. Même chose sur la ligne de front, près de Marioupol, où les militaires, habitués au renforcement des forces russes depuis le printemps 2021, ne voyaient pas l’imminence d’une intervention qui, selon Washington et l’Otan, aurait pu avoir lieu fin décembre ou début janvier.
Ce même décalage déconcertant s’observe aujourd’hui entre les analyses alarmistes des États-Unis et du Royaume-Uni et les propos plus modérés de la France, de l’Europe et des Ukrainiens. Depuis plusieurs jours, Joe Biden prévient de l’imminence probable d’une nouvelle intervention russe en Ukraine. Il a annoncé le possible déploiement de 8500 militaires américains, placés en état d’alerte pour augmenter, en cas de besoin, les troupes de l’Otan. Il a aussi décidé de rapatrier les familles des diplomates en poste à Kiev, mesure immédiatement imitée par le Royaume-Uni et l’Australie. » | Par Isabelle Lasserre | mardi 25 janvier 2022
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Ukraine: «Les Européens doivent se préparer aux conséquences d’une éventuelle offensive russe» : ENTRETIEN - Pour Marie Dumoulin, directrice du programme Europe élargie, au centre de réflexion European Council on Foreign Relations, une attaque russe contre l’Ukraine représente «un problème de sécurité» pour les pays voisins. »
Depuis les derniers développements de la crise ukrainienne à la fin de l’année dernière, un troublant décalage est apparu entre les perceptions des uns et des autres. Début novembre 2021, quand le gouvernement américain a tiré la sonnette d’alarme en affirmant que l’armée russe préparait une nouvelle offensive militaire de grande envergure contre l’Ukraine, les responsables de Kiev étaient restés plutôt dubitatifs. Même chose sur la ligne de front, près de Marioupol, où les militaires, habitués au renforcement des forces russes depuis le printemps 2021, ne voyaient pas l’imminence d’une intervention qui, selon Washington et l’Otan, aurait pu avoir lieu fin décembre ou début janvier.
Ce même décalage déconcertant s’observe aujourd’hui entre les analyses alarmistes des États-Unis et du Royaume-Uni et les propos plus modérés de la France, de l’Europe et des Ukrainiens. Depuis plusieurs jours, Joe Biden prévient de l’imminence probable d’une nouvelle intervention russe en Ukraine. Il a annoncé le possible déploiement de 8500 militaires américains, placés en état d’alerte pour augmenter, en cas de besoin, les troupes de l’Otan. Il a aussi décidé de rapatrier les familles des diplomates en poste à Kiev, mesure immédiatement imitée par le Royaume-Uni et l’Australie. » | Par Isabelle Lasserre | mardi 25 janvier 2022
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Ukraine: «Les Européens doivent se préparer aux conséquences d’une éventuelle offensive russe» : ENTRETIEN - Pour Marie Dumoulin, directrice du programme Europe élargie, au centre de réflexion European Council on Foreign Relations, une attaque russe contre l’Ukraine représente «un problème de sécurité» pour les pays voisins. »
Ukraine: Russia Dismisses U.S. Threat to Sanction Putin Personally as Bluster
THE NEW YORK TIMES: The war of words between Washington and Moscow escalated as President Biden sought to deter the Russian leader from ordering an invasion of Ukraine.
President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia last month in Sochi, Russia. | Valery Sharifulin/Sputnik, via Agence France-Presse
With diplomatic talks seemingly stalled and the war of words between Washington and Moscow intensifying, President Biden says the United States would be willing to impose personal sanctions against President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia if he directed Russian forces to invade Ukraine.
The threat to target the leader of a world power directly reflected both the Biden administration’s intent to deter Russian aggression by conveying the high costs it would incur, as well as a recognition that Mr. Putin would most likely be the one who decides whether to invade.
Russia has said it has no intention of invading Ukraine, despite amassing forces along the country’s borders to the north, east and south. Mr. Putin has not commented publicly on the crisis since Dec. 23, a silence that has kept Western leaders unsure about his next move. » | Marc Santora and Ivan Nechepurenko | Wednesday, January 26, 2022
With diplomatic talks seemingly stalled and the war of words between Washington and Moscow intensifying, President Biden says the United States would be willing to impose personal sanctions against President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia if he directed Russian forces to invade Ukraine.
The threat to target the leader of a world power directly reflected both the Biden administration’s intent to deter Russian aggression by conveying the high costs it would incur, as well as a recognition that Mr. Putin would most likely be the one who decides whether to invade.
Russia has said it has no intention of invading Ukraine, despite amassing forces along the country’s borders to the north, east and south. Mr. Putin has not commented publicly on the crisis since Dec. 23, a silence that has kept Western leaders unsure about his next move. » | Marc Santora and Ivan Nechepurenko | Wednesday, January 26, 2022
The Guardian View on the Threat to Ukraine: High and Rising
THE GUARDIAN – EDITORIAL: Russia hopes for disagreement and distraction. To counter it, the west must maintain unity
‘The very thing [Vladimir Putin] says Russia must counter – Nato’s presence in eastern Europe – is growing because of his own actions.’ Photograph: Alexey Nikolsky/Sputnik/AFP/Getty Images
The US president’s need to state on Monday that there is “total unanimity” over how to deal with the Ukraine crisis, like the video call with European leaders which preceded it, was itself evidence of ongoing differences among western allies. There is no dispute about the threat: more than 100,000 Russian troops are now massed near Ukraine’s borders. The US has put 8,500 troops on standby to deploy to Europe to reinforce allies there, while Nato has reinforced its eastern borders with warships and fighter jets. A senior US official briefed on Tuesday that in the event of an invasion, sanctions will “start at the top of the escalation ladder and stay there”. » | Editorial | Tuesday, January 25, 2022
The US president’s need to state on Monday that there is “total unanimity” over how to deal with the Ukraine crisis, like the video call with European leaders which preceded it, was itself evidence of ongoing differences among western allies. There is no dispute about the threat: more than 100,000 Russian troops are now massed near Ukraine’s borders. The US has put 8,500 troops on standby to deploy to Europe to reinforce allies there, while Nato has reinforced its eastern borders with warships and fighter jets. A senior US official briefed on Tuesday that in the event of an invasion, sanctions will “start at the top of the escalation ladder and stay there”. » | Editorial | Tuesday, January 25, 2022
Descendants of Italy’s Last King Attempt to Reclaim Crown Jewels
THE GUARDIAN: Items have been in storage since 1946, when Umberto II was banished as Italians voted to abolish monarchy
Crown Prince Umberto of Italy with his bride, Princess Marie-José of Belgium, in 1930.Photograph: Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo/Alamy
Descendants of the last king of Italy have made their first formal request to reclaim the crown jewels, which for almost 76 years have been stashed in a treasure chest in a safety deposit box at the Bank of Italy amid a long-running mystery over their ownership.
The bank took delivery of the jewels, comprising more than 6,000 diamonds and 2,000 pearls mounted on brooches and necklaces worn by various queens and princesses, on 5 June 1946, three days after Italians voted to abolish the monarchy and nine days before King Umberto II, who ruled for just 34 days, was banished into exile along with his male heirs.
Umberto II had tasked Falcone Lucifero, the minister of the Royal House, to bring the jewels to Luigi Einaudi, the then governor of Bank of Italy who later became president, for safekeeping.
The jewels are said to have been the only part of the royal estate that were not confiscated by the Italian state after the monarchy was scrapped, an element that might help the descendants of the House of Savoy, including Umberto II’s son, Vittorio Emanuele di Savoia, and three daughters, Maria Gabriella, Maria Pia and Maria Beatrice, win back possession. » | Angela Giuffrida in Rome | Tuesday, January 25, 2022
Descendants of the last king of Italy have made their first formal request to reclaim the crown jewels, which for almost 76 years have been stashed in a treasure chest in a safety deposit box at the Bank of Italy amid a long-running mystery over their ownership.
The bank took delivery of the jewels, comprising more than 6,000 diamonds and 2,000 pearls mounted on brooches and necklaces worn by various queens and princesses, on 5 June 1946, three days after Italians voted to abolish the monarchy and nine days before King Umberto II, who ruled for just 34 days, was banished into exile along with his male heirs.
Umberto II had tasked Falcone Lucifero, the minister of the Royal House, to bring the jewels to Luigi Einaudi, the then governor of Bank of Italy who later became president, for safekeeping.
The jewels are said to have been the only part of the royal estate that were not confiscated by the Italian state after the monarchy was scrapped, an element that might help the descendants of the House of Savoy, including Umberto II’s son, Vittorio Emanuele di Savoia, and three daughters, Maria Gabriella, Maria Pia and Maria Beatrice, win back possession. » | Angela Giuffrida in Rome | Tuesday, January 25, 2022
Tuesday, January 25, 2022
Queen Margrethe of Denmark: A Portrait (1974)
Denmark celebrates Queen Margrethe’s 50 years on the throne.
Syria: Prison Attack is Latest Sign of ISIS Resurgence
THE NEW YORK TIMES: ISIS has mounted a series of sophisticated attacks recently in both Syria and Iraq, suggesting the group is re-emerging as a serious threat three years after it was driven out.
Mourners gathered in shrine in the city of Najaf last week to pay respects to an Iraqi soldier killed in an Islamic State attack. | Ali Najafi/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
BAGHDAD — An audacious attack on a Syrian prison that houses thousands of Islamic State detainees. A series of strikes against military forces in neighboring Iraq. The dissemination of a video showing the beheading of a kidnapped Iraqi police officer.
The evidence of a resurgence of Islamic State in Syria and Iraq is mounting by the day, three years after the militants lost their last territorial foothold in the so-called caliphate, which once stretched across vast parts of the two countries. The fact that ISIS was able to mount multiple, coordinated and sophisticated attacks is evidence that what had been believed to be disparate sleeper cells are re-emerging as a more serious threat.
“It’s a wake-up call for regional players, for national players that ISIS is not over, that the fight is not over,” said Kawa Hassan, Middle East and North Africa director at the Stimson Center, a Washington research institute. “It shows the resilience of ISIS to strike back at the time and place of their choosing.” » | Jane Arraf | Tuesday, January 25, 2022
BAGHDAD — An audacious attack on a Syrian prison that houses thousands of Islamic State detainees. A series of strikes against military forces in neighboring Iraq. The dissemination of a video showing the beheading of a kidnapped Iraqi police officer.
The evidence of a resurgence of Islamic State in Syria and Iraq is mounting by the day, three years after the militants lost their last territorial foothold in the so-called caliphate, which once stretched across vast parts of the two countries. The fact that ISIS was able to mount multiple, coordinated and sophisticated attacks is evidence that what had been believed to be disparate sleeper cells are re-emerging as a more serious threat.
“It’s a wake-up call for regional players, for national players that ISIS is not over, that the fight is not over,” said Kawa Hassan, Middle East and North Africa director at the Stimson Center, a Washington research institute. “It shows the resilience of ISIS to strike back at the time and place of their choosing.” » | Jane Arraf | Tuesday, January 25, 2022
Ukraine: U.S. to Bolster Europe’s Fuel Supply to Blunt Threat of Russian Cutoff
THE NEW YORK TIMES: Russia announced military drills near Ukraine, a day after U.S. troops were placed on “high alert.” President Biden held talks with European leaders as fears of a Russian invasion deepened.
The Biden Administration announced on Tuesday that it was working with gas and crude oil suppliers from the Middle East, North Africa and Asia to bolster supplies to Europe in coming weeks, in an effort to blunt the threat that Russia could cut off fuel shipments in the escalating conflict over Ukraine.
European allies have been cautious in public about how far they would go in placing severe sanctions on Moscow if it invades Ukraine. Germany has been especially wary; it has shuttered many of its nuclear plants, increasing its dependence on natural gas imports to generate electricity.
Many European officials have said they suspect President Vladimir V. Putin instigated the current crisis in the depths of winter for a reason, calculating that his leverage is maximized if he can threaten to turn off Russian fuel sales to Europe. » | David E. Sanger | Tuesday, January 25, 2022
The Biden Administration announced on Tuesday that it was working with gas and crude oil suppliers from the Middle East, North Africa and Asia to bolster supplies to Europe in coming weeks, in an effort to blunt the threat that Russia could cut off fuel shipments in the escalating conflict over Ukraine.
European allies have been cautious in public about how far they would go in placing severe sanctions on Moscow if it invades Ukraine. Germany has been especially wary; it has shuttered many of its nuclear plants, increasing its dependence on natural gas imports to generate electricity.
Many European officials have said they suspect President Vladimir V. Putin instigated the current crisis in the depths of winter for a reason, calculating that his leverage is maximized if he can threaten to turn off Russian fuel sales to Europe. » | David E. Sanger | Tuesday, January 25, 2022
Sie gewöhnten sich ans Massenmorden
FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG: Die Dokumentation „Ganz normale Männer - der ,vergessene Holocaust’“ geht der Frage nach, wie durchschnittliche Menschen Täter wurden und sich in die NS-Todesmaschinerie einfügten. Die Erkenntnis ist bis heute aktuell.
Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg stehen bei den Nürnberger Prozessen der Alliierten deutsche Kriegsverbrecher vor Gericht. Es sind Männer, die die Verbrechen angeordnet haben, nicht die Mörder vor Ort. Aber was ist mit denen, die die systematische Ermordung von Juden, die längst im Gang war, als bei der Wannseekonferenz am 20. Januar 1942 die sogenannte „Endlösung“ beschlossen wurde, mit eigener Hand ausgeführt haben? Die sechs Millionen Menschen töteten, von denen nicht alle in Gaskammern oder auf Todesmärschen umkamen?
Etwa zwei Millionen Menschen fielen systematischen Massenerschießungen zum Opfer, vor allem in Polen. Die meisten Täter, deutsche Polizisten und Soldaten mit „Sonderauftrag“, kamen nach dem Krieg als „ganz normale Männer“ unauffällig davon. … Mit Videoausschnitten » | Von Heike Hupertz | Dienstag, 25. Januar 2022
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Die Wannseekonferenz: Historischer Spielfilm.
The Beat with Ari Melber Highlights: Jan. 24
Joe Biden insulte un journaliste qui l'interrogeait sur l’inflation
LE FIGARO : Ce dérapage est un nouveau signe de la nervosité du démocrate de 79 ans, confronté à une cote de popularité anémique et qui peine à relancer sa présidence.
Nouvelle gaffe ou dérapage assumé ? Joe Biden a insulté lundi 24 janvier un journaliste, le taxant de «connard», dans le brouhaha d'une fin de table ronde à la Maison-Blanche.
Interrogé par un journaliste de Fox News, la chaîne préférée des conservateurs, sur la possibilité que l'inflation constitue un handicap politique, le dirigeant, s'exprimant dans sa barbe mais sans quitter la table, a commencé par répondre ironiquement: «C'est un grand atout. Plus d'inflation.» Et de lâcher, pensant peut-être avoir son micro éteint: «Espèce de connard» (littéralement, «What a stupid son of a bitch»). Regarder la vidéo » | Par Le Figaro avec AFP | lundi 24 janvier 2022
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États-Unis: Joe Biden est dans une impasse : DÉCRYPTAGE - Même si les circonstances qui entourent la première année de son mandat auraient placé n’importe quel président dans une position difficile, Biden a commencé à décevoir jusque dans son camp. »
Video: Biden's answer to inflation query sparks controversy | DW News
Nouvelle gaffe ou dérapage assumé ? Joe Biden a insulté lundi 24 janvier un journaliste, le taxant de «connard», dans le brouhaha d'une fin de table ronde à la Maison-Blanche.
Interrogé par un journaliste de Fox News, la chaîne préférée des conservateurs, sur la possibilité que l'inflation constitue un handicap politique, le dirigeant, s'exprimant dans sa barbe mais sans quitter la table, a commencé par répondre ironiquement: «C'est un grand atout. Plus d'inflation.» Et de lâcher, pensant peut-être avoir son micro éteint: «Espèce de connard» (littéralement, «What a stupid son of a bitch»). Regarder la vidéo » | Par Le Figaro avec AFP | lundi 24 janvier 2022
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États-Unis: Joe Biden est dans une impasse : DÉCRYPTAGE - Même si les circonstances qui entourent la première année de son mandat auraient placé n’importe quel président dans une position difficile, Biden a commencé à décevoir jusque dans son camp. »
Video: Biden's answer to inflation query sparks controversy | DW News
When Five Cambridge University Students Became Soviet Spies | Secrets Of War | Timeline
History Hit.
Ukraine Urges Calm as US Puts 8,500 Troops On Heightened Alert | DW News
Jan 25, 2022 • The US and Europe are trying to present a united front in the face of Russia's buildup of troops near the Ukrainian border. The United States has put 8,500 troops on heightened alert – ready to respond if NATO decides to deploy forces.
The Pentagon says no final decisions were made on deployment, but NATO has announced that it is sending more ships and fighter jets to boost defenses in eastern Europe. In recent weeks, Russia has massed around 100,000 troops near Ukraine's border. Moscow denies it is planning an invasion.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has urged western nations to remain united – and calm – amid heightened tensions with Russia.
After meeting with his national security advisors on Monday, President Zelenskiy addressed the Ukrainian public in a televised speech. He said that his office was working for a peaceful de-escalation of the situation with Russia. He stressed the situation was under control and called for the nation not to panic.
That sentiment was echoed in a separate statement by Ukraine's head of security council Oleksiy Danilov.
The Pentagon says no final decisions were made on deployment, but NATO has announced that it is sending more ships and fighter jets to boost defenses in eastern Europe. In recent weeks, Russia has massed around 100,000 troops near Ukraine's border. Moscow denies it is planning an invasion.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has urged western nations to remain united – and calm – amid heightened tensions with Russia.
After meeting with his national security advisors on Monday, President Zelenskiy addressed the Ukrainian public in a televised speech. He said that his office was working for a peaceful de-escalation of the situation with Russia. He stressed the situation was under control and called for the nation not to panic.
That sentiment was echoed in a separate statement by Ukraine's head of security council Oleksiy Danilov.
France : imam et gay | ARTE Reportage
Jan 24, 2022 • "Ce n’est pas ça l’islam ! Ce n’est pas ce cancer fascisant qu’ils nous imposent grâce à leur pétro-dollars”. Quand Ludovic-Mohamed-Zahed parle du courant wahhabite des Saoudiens, ou du rigorisme salafiste, il est on ne peut plus clair et dit tout haut ce que de nombreux musulmans pensent tout bas.
Pour lui, l’islam est une religion de paix et elle a perdu au fil des décennies la tolérance qui a pu la caractériser. Ludovic-Mohamed-Zahed détonne dans le monde musulman : ce franco-algérien est imam, bardé de diplômes, ouvertement gay. Depuis une dizaine d’années, il est aussi à la tête d’un courant progressiste dit inclusif qui milite pour un islam ouvert, respectueux du droits des femmes, de la communauté LGBT+ et pour le dialogue inter-religieux. Petit à petit, son courant et ceux qui le suivent se font plus visibles, mais la route est encore longue et les obstacles nombreux. De la Mecque à Berlin et Metz en passant par Marseille où il réside, portrait d’un imam pas comme les autres.
Disponible jusqu'au 12/01/2025
Pour lui, l’islam est une religion de paix et elle a perdu au fil des décennies la tolérance qui a pu la caractériser. Ludovic-Mohamed-Zahed détonne dans le monde musulman : ce franco-algérien est imam, bardé de diplômes, ouvertement gay. Depuis une dizaine d’années, il est aussi à la tête d’un courant progressiste dit inclusif qui milite pour un islam ouvert, respectueux du droits des femmes, de la communauté LGBT+ et pour le dialogue inter-religieux. Petit à petit, son courant et ceux qui le suivent se font plus visibles, mais la route est encore longue et les obstacles nombreux. De la Mecque à Berlin et Metz en passant par Marseille où il réside, portrait d’un imam pas comme les autres.
Disponible jusqu'au 12/01/2025
Monday, January 24, 2022
Encore une fois ce beau et délicieux baiser entre deux hommes amoureux. Quand deux personnes s'aiment, le sexe n'a pas d'importance et ne devrait pas avoir d'importance.
«Die Mehrheit der Priester im Vatikan ist schwul» | Sternstunde Religion | SRF Kultur
Mar 31, 2020 • Mit seiner These, wonach die Mehrheit der Prälaten, Bischöfe und Kardinäle des Vatikans schwul seien, generierte der französische Soziologe und Journalist Frédéric Martel im Frühling 2019 viel Aufmerksamkeit, aber auch Unverständnis.
Sein Buch «Sodom» erschien zeitgleich in acht Sprachen und Martel wurde in unzählige Talkshows eingeladen, doch der Vatikan hüllte sich in Schweigen. Wer sich in den 30er-, 40er- und 50er-Jahren des letzten Jahrhunderts als junger Mann irgendwie anders – eben homosexuell – fühlte, fand in der römisch-katholischen Kirche eine Oase, so Martel in seinem Buch «Sodom»: Männer, die unter Männern leben, andere Kleidung tragen und singen, das wäre für viele die Rettung gewesen, die zudem noch von der Gesellschaft akzeptiert war.
Gegen aussen seien diese in der Regel sehr alten Männer nun homophob, gegen innen aber homophil. Dies führe zu einer gefährlichen Doppelmoral, einer Kultur des Schweigens, die die Skandale rund um die katholische Kirche sehr unglücklich begünstigt hätten.
Frédéric Martel.
Sein Buch «Sodom» erschien zeitgleich in acht Sprachen und Martel wurde in unzählige Talkshows eingeladen, doch der Vatikan hüllte sich in Schweigen. Wer sich in den 30er-, 40er- und 50er-Jahren des letzten Jahrhunderts als junger Mann irgendwie anders – eben homosexuell – fühlte, fand in der römisch-katholischen Kirche eine Oase, so Martel in seinem Buch «Sodom»: Männer, die unter Männern leben, andere Kleidung tragen und singen, das wäre für viele die Rettung gewesen, die zudem noch von der Gesellschaft akzeptiert war.
Gegen aussen seien diese in der Regel sehr alten Männer nun homophob, gegen innen aber homophil. Dies führe zu einer gefährlichen Doppelmoral, einer Kultur des Schweigens, die die Skandale rund um die katholische Kirche sehr unglücklich begünstigt hätten.
Frédéric Martel.
Monsignor Krzysztof Charamsa: I'm Gay [English Subtitles]
Oct 4, 2015 • Polish priest reveals he's gay in the movie "Article 18"* being made by a group of Polish LGBT activists.
*Article 18 of the Polish Constitution stipulates that the family, as a union between a man and a woman, is under the protection of the Polish state. It is often referred to as the legal obstacle in introducing any legal protection of same-sex unions.
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*Article 18 of the Polish Constitution stipulates that the family, as a union between a man and a woman, is under the protection of the Polish state. It is often referred to as the legal obstacle in introducing any legal protection of same-sex unions.
Related.
The Extra Special Relationship: Thatcher, Reagan, and the 1980s
Heads of their respective conservative political parties, Reagan and Thatcher shared similar views on economics and anti-Communism. In spite of their different approaches to politics, they formed a close bond that allowed them to strengthen the Anglo-American alliance at a time when the international order was undergoing profound change with the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the reunification of Germany. » | Liz Dee | Tuesday, July 26, 2016
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