The #CEO will be based in #Amsterdam and will be entrusted with the dual responsibilities of overseeing GÉANT’s day-to-day operations and guiding the long-term strategic direction of the organisation.
Thousands of demonstrators, including climate activist @gretathunberg have gathered in the Swedish city of Malmö to protest against Israel's participation in Eurovision. Thunberg told the BBC there was a "moral obligation to act" and speak out against Israel's military operation in Gaza. "It's not true that the Eurovision is not political, it has always been political, and it will always be," said another protestor, Matilda Varatta, who told Reuters that she would like to see Israel disqualified as Russia was in 2022. Tonight sees the song contest's second semi-final, in which Israel's Eden Golan is performing. The final will take place on Saturday May 11.
Le Gratin Mondain is a guest house in Noyers-sur-Serein, one of the most beautiful villages of France.
Noyers has retained much of its medieval appearance. Its heritage is not based on exceptional monuments, but on the unity of the various buildings, most of which were constructed between the 15th and 16th centuries, either within the fortified enclosure of the Bourg located in the meander of the Serein, or on either side of the causeway leading to the faubourg.
From the ancient fortifications of the medieval town, several fortified gates leading to the village and the ramparts remain, with 19 towers (out of the original 23).
NEW EPISODE: This week on the podcast, we're delving into our weird obsession with the Nutri-Score food labels used in 8 European countries.
Why might chamomile tea get a C rating when a diet cola gets an A? And does Giorgia Meloni have a point in claiming the ratings are biased against Italians?
We're also talking about Georgia's protests and a scary moment in German politics.
They shouldn't be allowed to participate if it wasn't for disgusting double standard of the organizers and pressure from Swedish and German government.
Radio Aut era la radio libera fondata nel 1977 da Peppino Impastato, la sede si trovava a Terrasini ed era trasmessa sulla frequenza di 98.800 Mhz.
La radio era gestita in regime di autofinanziamento, Peppino e i suoi compagni la utilizzavano per denunciare i potenti mafiosi di Cinisi e Terrasini e per dare voce, con la controinformazione, alle istanze che provenivano dal sociale.
Alla fine di aprile del 1977 iniziarono le prime prove di trasmissione, si costituì un primo nucleo redazionale e dal mese di Maggio si cominciò a mandare in onda “Il notiziario di Radio Aut, giornale di controinformazione radiodiffuso”.
Peppino metteva in atto “Onda Pazza a Mafiopoli”, facendosi ascoltare dalla cittadinanza dei due paesi di Terrasini e Cinisi, inondando di satira politica tutti quei personaggi che conosceva personalmente, contando su notizie freschissime e riservate, pronte per essere divulgate alla sua maniera.
l’ #UE a transformé la Tunisie en piège à #migrants !
L’ #Europe a exporté sa crise en Tunisie et que ses #politiques n’ont jamais été un modèle de respect des droits de l’Homme ou de sa dignité. « Ces gens sont capables de tout faire, l’important est qu’aucun #migrant ne leur parvienne, ils ont réussi à exporter le phénomène, ils ont fait ce qu’ils veulent en Tunisie (…)
Fun fact: Everybody knows the infamous 'cucumber curvature law', which is often used as a symbol for the rampant regulatory mania of european bureaucracy. Well I did some research and it turns out that the law doesn't even exist.
In short: There once was a law that actually regulated the curvature of pickles, but it was reasonable and it wasn't forced on the retailers. In fact they asked for it. The law is long gone, though. No, there never was a law like this for bananas.