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Автор: Dimitriy
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Реклама Агрессии.
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С сожалением и понятными пожеланиями, Dimitriy.
Добавлено: 06.05.2021 23:06 (GMT 3)
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"Ни оружия, ни денег, ни вакцины". Зачем Блинкен и Нуланд приезжали в Киев
... Пока ни одного прорывного заявления по итогам переговоров не прозвучало - за исключением стандартных тезисов о России и реформах. Другой вопрос, что осталось за кадром. ... |
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Зеленский провел телефонный разговор с сенатором США Портманом
... Зеленский сообщил сенатору о ситуации на Донбассе. В частности, он отметил, что есть определенные положительные изменения, меньше снайперского огня, а потому меньше погибших за последние дни. Однако глава государства подчеркнул, что так и не удалось достичь договоренностей с Россией о режиме полного прекращения огня, и ситуация остается опасной. В свою очередь Портман отметил, что поддерживает предоставление Украине Плана действий относительно членства в НАТО (ПДЧ). Президент оценил сильную позицию США по недопущению завершения строительства газопровода "Северный поток – 2" и поблагодарил за санкционную поддержку. Кроме того, Зеленский подчеркнул, что Украина заинтересована в тесном сотрудничестве с США в противодействии дезинформации. Глава государства отметил, что с радостью ожидает визита Роберта Портмана в Украину в составе двухпартийной делегации Конгресса США. ... |
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G7 takes aim at China over Taiwan Strait
... Moscow also comes in for heavy criticism in the G7 statement, with ministers noting the “negative pattern of Russia’s irresponsible and destabilising behaviour,” a reference to a spike in Russian troops on Ukraine’s borders and in “illegally-annexed” Crimea. Russia comes under fire for “malign activities” aimed at undermining democracies; the use of disinformation; and “malicious cyber activity,” while there’s fresh condemnation of the poisoning on Russian territory of dissident Alexei Navalny with a nerve agent. Yet, according to a diplomat attending the meeting, there was a clear desire among G7 members to improve relations with Moscow. “We reiterate our interest in stable and predictable relations with Russia,” the communique states, even while warning the G7 will continue to build up its defenses against Russian threats. ... |
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How Jewish parents used Guardian ads to save their children’s lives
... This month is 200 years since the Guardian was first established in Manchester. For the Guardian’s world affairs editor, Julian Borger, a part of that history is deeply personal. In 1938, there was a surge of classified ads in the Guardian as parents – including his grandparents – scrambled to get their children out of the Reich. What became of the families? On Wednesday 3 August 1938, a short advertisement appeared on the second page of the Manchester Guardian, under the title “Tuition”. “I seek a kind person who will educate my intelligent Boy, aged 11, Viennese of good family,” the advert said, under the name Borger, giving the address of an apartment on Hintzerstrasse, in Vienna’s third district. The small ad cost a shilling a line; the 11-year-old boy was Julian Borger’s father, Robert. It turned out to be the key to their survival and the reason, nearly 83 years later, Julian is working at the newspaper that ran the ad, he tells Anushka Asthana. In 1938, Jewish families under Nazi rule were scrambling to get their children out of the Reich. Newspaper advertisements were one avenue of escape. Scores of children were “advertised” in the pages of the Manchester Guardian, their virtues and skills extolled in brief, to fit the space. To mark the 200 year anniversary of the Guardian this month, Julian decided to investigate what had happened to the children whose parents had used the Guardian to try to help them escape. Anushka also talks to Ruthie Elkana and Danny Segal, whose mother Gertrude (later known as Yehudit Segal) made it to England. ... |
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Fishing tensions flare between France, UK over Brexit rules
LONDON (AP) — British Royal Navy vessels and French police boats patrolled Thursday near the English Channel island of Jersey, where French fishermen angry about losing access to its waters gathered for a maritime protest. The irate mariners set off flares and entered the island’s main harbor in the first major dispute between France and Britain over fishing rights in the wake of the U.K.’s Brexit divorce from the European Union. EU officials appealed for calm, but also accused the U.K. of not respecting the terms of the post-Brexit trade deal. The French naval policing boats Athos, which has a large machine gun on its front deck, and the unarmed Themis were sent to keep watch on waters between France and Jersey, French maritime authorities said. The deployment came after Britain on Wednesday directed two naval vessels, the HMS Severn and the HMS Tamar, to also patrol the waters around the island, a self-governing British Crown Dependency near the coast of northern France. French fishermen steamed into Jersey waters to protest new post-Brexit rules requiring them to submit their past fishing activities in order to receive a license to continue operating in the island’s waters. French fishing communities claim some boats that have operated around Jersey for years have suddenly had their access restricted. Dimitri Rogoff, who heads a group of fishermen, said about 50 boats from French ports along the western Normandy coast joined the protest Thursday morning, gathering off the Jersey port of St. Helier. He said the protest over licenses was not an attempt to blockade the port. “This isn’t an act of war,” Rogoff said in a phone interview. “It’s an act of protest.” Yet Jersey fisherman John Dearing said the scene off St. Helier was “like an invasion.” “It was quite a sight,” he told British news agency PA. “I looked from the shore this morning and it was just like a sea of red lights and flares already going off at sea.” French authorities said the patrol vessels were there to assist in any maritime emergencies. “We would thus be capable of intervening rapidly should the situation worsen, which is not the case at the moment,” they said in a statement to The Associated Press. The French flotilla later dispersed peacefully after wrapping up its protest, French authorities said. The British government said that, “given the situation is resolved for now,” the Royal Navy vessels would return to port in the U.K. Opponents accused British Prime Minister Boris Johnson of escalating the crisis and of using the fishing spat as an Election Day stunt. The story dominated U.K. front pages on Thursday as voters went to the polls in local and regional elections in England, Scotland and Wales. French and British fishermen have often clashed. The latest dispute, the first since Britain’s departure from the European Union last year, came after Jersey implemented new requirements that make fishermen account for their past work in Jersey waters to be eligible for a license to continue operating. “It clearly is an attempt at pitting fishermen against each other – I’m entitled to this, you don’t have rights to that,” said Hugo Lehuby, a representative for French fishermen in Normandy. “It really is a provocation from Jersey.” Authorities on Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands, said some French boats had not provided the right paperwork and accused France of acting disproportionately after Paris threatened to cut off electricity to the island. Jersey and the other Channel Islands lie closer to France than to Britain and Jersey receives most of its electricity from France, supplied through undersea cables. French maritime minister Annick Girardin warned Tuesday that France was ready to take “retaliatory measures,” accusing Jersey of stalling in issuing licenses to French boats. Jersey government officials met with French fishermen on Thursday in an attempt to end the dispute, calling the talks “constructive.” Don Thompson, president of the Jersey Fishermen’s Association, said the French fishermen should be given more time to supply the information to get the permits but that no more concessions should be made. “The real way to solve this is not by rolling over and giving (the) French what they want,” he told the AP. “They want the conditions completely removed from the licenses.” He said if French fishermen had missing paperwork, “then they just need to go back to their government, not hold Jersey under siege.” ___ Leicester reported from Le Pecq, France. |
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Jersey fishing row: France sends patrol boats as post-Brexit tensions rise
... French trawlers have called off a protest at Jersey harbour without resolution of a dispute over post-Brexit fishing rights which has seen the UK accused of breaching its trade deal with the European Union. Around 60 French boats arrived off St Helier in the early hours of this morning, with flares blazing, in what one local fisherman described as looking like an invasion. They were greeted by Royal Navy gunships HMS Severn and HMS Tamar, deployed last night by Boris Johnson to “monitor the situation” amid increasingly bellicose language from both sides of the Channel. And French authorities dispatched two police coastal patrol boats to the English Channel island as a precautionary measure. The Athos and Themis remained in French territorial waters but were kept on hand to “ensure the security of navigation and safeguard human life”, said the maritime prefecture in the Normandy port of Cherbourg. The protesters entered the harbour shortly after 6am and delayed for more than four hours the departure of the cargo vessel and ferry Commodore Goodwill, which connects the Channel Islands to the British mainland. But they left around lunchtime after talks in the harbour with representatives of the Jersey government. Mr Johnson spoke by phone with members of Jersey’s government including chief minister John Le Fondré to reiterate his “unequivocal support” for the island and assure them that the Navy’s offshore patrol vessels will remain in the area “as a precautionary measure”. In Paris, Europe minister Clément Beaune told the AFP news agency that France “won’t be intimidated by these manoeuvres”. The European Commission appealed for “calm”, but warned that conditions which the UK has attempted to impose on licences for French ships operating in Jersey territorial waters breach the terms of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement sealed by Mr Johnson on Christmas Eve. Commission spokesperson Vivian Loonela said the additional conditions were attached to licences to 41 EU vessels issued by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) on Friday to come into effect the following day. She said they did not meet the TCA’s requirements that limits on fishing activities should be non-discriminatory, based on a clear scientific rationale and notified in advance to those affected. “Until we have received further justifications from the UK authorities we consider that these new conditions should not apply,” said Ms Loonela. “Full compliance with the TCA is essential in this process.” A Commission spokesperson refused to say whether France would be within its rights to retaliate by cutting off electricity supplies to the island, as Paris has threatened. Disputes about the application of the TCA are subject to a long drawn-out process in which the aggrieved party can take the issue to an arbitration tribunal with representatives of both the UK and EU. Only if that tribunal’s ruling is ignored can the complainant country retaliate in a “proportionate” way by suspending its obligations towards the other sides, for instance by withdrawing access to fisheries. The Commission said it was currently in discussions “in good faith” with Defra. An official from the French presidential administration said the deployment of the French boats to Jersey “speaks to our concern, and frustration, and is an appeal, which we will also express, for the correct application of agreements,” sealed when Britain left the EU. And Mr Beaune said that Paris want “a quick and full application of the deal” not only in the Channel Islands but also in relation to licences which are awaited in the Hauts de France region around Calais and Boulogne. A representative of Normandy fishermen confirmed shortly after noon that the trawlers were heading back to port after talks with Jersey officials which he described as not being very positive. The island’s foreign minister Ian Gorst said the UK was “absolutely not” going to war with France over Jersey’s fish. But he added: “Let’s be clear, the threats emanating from Paris, and then the threat today of a blockade of our harbour here in St Helier, are totally disproportionate to the technical issues that we’re facing with the implementation of the Brexit trade deal. “We take those threats very seriously: we’re grateful to the prime minister for his full support, and what we need to do now is find diplomatic solutions to the issues that we’re facing.” Asked if it was disproportionate to send Royal Navy vessels to patrol the waters around Jersey, Mr Gorst said: “A minister in Paris threatened over technical issues on fishing licences to cut off Jersey’s electricity. “We have to take such threats seriously and respond appropriately.” Jersey fisherman Josh Dearing described the scene at the port of St Helier on Thursday morning as “like an invasion”. The 28-year-old said: “There were probably about 60 boats. There were a few hand-held flares and smoke flares going off and apparently a few bangers and stuff going off from the French. “It was quite a sight. It was impressive, I looked from the shore this morning and it was just like a sea of red lights and flares already going off at sea. It was like an invasion.” The president of Jersey Fishermen’s Association, Don Thompson, said the “big question on everybody’s lips right now is ‘will our government capitulate to that sort of tactic?’”. He told ITV’sGood Morning Britain: “The French fishermen out there want conditions removed from their licences so that they can fish with no constraints in our waters, whilst our boats are subject to all sorts of conditions about how much they can catch, where they can go.” Mr Thompson said such tactics might be used “again and again in the future”, adding: “They’re not very happy fishermen down here this morning, suspecting that we probably will see our government give in to that.” French fisherman Romain Davodet said he was unable to work normally under new rules which imposed “too many” restrictions on numbers of fishing days or areas available for fishing in Jersey waters. ... |
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... Курьезный, но показательный момент произошел еще до встречи Блинкена с Зеленским. Петр Порошенко и его сетевая армия "порохоботов" начали разгонять тезис, что госсекретарь первым поговорил с бывшим президентом.
Порошенко даже запостил фото - свое с Блинкеным, - не уточняя, что оно сделано еще в 2015 году. ... 
... Сторонники Порошенко начали писать, что с ним посланец Байдена встретился раньше, чем с Зеленским. Однако по факту отдельной аудиенции не было, а встречался Петр с Энтони в рамках группового собрания глав депутатских фракций с госсекретарем. То есть тот же тезис могли продвигать и Бойко, и Тимошенко. Однако отличился на теме странного пиара снова Петр Алексеевич. ... |
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С сожалением и понятными пожеланиями, Dimitriy.