Romaric Godin sur Twitter : "Comment la Commission joue contre le système bancaire grec : via @KellerZoe &@mdenaxa" La charia appliquée en Grèce. Conformément à la loi grecque, deux conditions sont requises pour que la charia soit appliquée : être citoyen grec et de religion musulmane.
Ce n’est que lorsque ces deux conditions sont réunies que le mufti est, en principe, en droit d’exercer ses responsabilités12. Tsipras: the reverse shock doctrine. Now the euphoria in Greece has subsided, it is being matched by astonishment in Berlin and the European Union institutions.
On its first day in government yesterday, Syriza cancelled a privatisation progamme of the ports and energy sector, pledged to re-employ around 15,000 workers, and announced minimum wage and pension rises costing around 12bn euros. The astonishment in Europe cannot be expained by lack of foreknowledge. Numerous journalists who cover Greece, including me, reported in detail what Syriza planned to do: cancel the austerty and privatisations, run a balanced budget and massively hike the tax take from the so-called oligarchs and the black economy. The astonishment comes because all the political centre’s contingency plans come apart. OPfrancebleu Archives - De l'air à France Inter. Witter / ? Witter / ? Francois Hollande sacks critical minister Delphine Batho. 2 July 2013Last updated at 13:55 ET Delphine Batho called the budget "bad" for her department France's President Francois Hollande has sacked his Environment Minister, Delphine Batho, after she criticised cuts to her department.
The president's office said she had been replaced by Philippe Martin. Earlier, Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici announced plans for 14bn euros (£12bn) in savings next year, as he tries to cut the budget deficit. Next year will see the first cuts to government spending in France since 1958, the Agence France Presse reports. Ms Batho, 40, told RTL radio that she disagreed with the 7% cut at her energy and environment ministry. French and Algerian youth filmmakers renegotiate Algeria’s image - Report: France - Marseille Forum. The film was shown as part of Libération’s Forum in Marseille on 19 and 20 April, entitled “Take action today in the Mediterranean region.”
The series of debates took a look at issues affecting Mediterranean countries and finding positive solutions. Documentary filmmakers Aurélie Charon and Caroline Gillet set out to produce a film that offered a new representation of Algeria, a country often misunderstood by its neighbours, France. Since the Algerian War of independence that ended in 1962, France has very little knowledge of the reality of Algeria today, according to the filmmakers. Charon and Gillet wanted to tell the story of Algeria through the eyes of Algeria’s youth population, instead of trying to interpret France’s former colony through a foreign perspective. French jobless total hits 14-year high. Detenido un periodista por publicar datos de griegos con cuentas en bancos suizos.
"Están entrando en mi casa con un fiscal.
Me están arrestando. Difundid el mensaje". ‘Third Man’ Mélenchon can no longer be ignored « Revolting Europe. Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the radical Left Front’s Presidential candidate, has gained four percentage points in two weeks in opinion polls, a result that would see him take the third spot in the first of the two round vote for France’s head of state.
He would win 15% of the first round on April 22, the LH2/Yahoo poll suggested, overtaking far right Marine Le Pen who was on 13.5%. The same poll gave Socialist Francois Hollande victory in the first round with 28.5% of the vote, against 27.5% for incumbent right-winger Nicolas Sarkozy. For the 6 May second round vote, Hollande would garner 54% and Sarkozy 46%. Hollande has lost one point since 18 March, while Sarkozy has gained one. La preuve du double-jeu de la France en Libye. L'entreprise française Amesys, spécialisée en systèmes de surveillance électronique, est accusée d'avoir équipé la dictature libyenne.
Une photo trouvée dans un QG de Kadhafi renforce les accusations. Mise à jour du 1er septembre: Christian Paul, député PS de la Nièvre, a fait parvenir à OWNI la question écrite qu’il a adressée à l’Assemblée nationale sur le sujet. Il demande notamment au gouvernement d’éclaircir les conditions de la vente de technologies de surveillance à la Libye, et le rôle éventuel des services du renseignement militaire dans la formation de cet encombrant client. La danse du ventre de Sarkozy autour des géants du Web français. En territoire universitaire (1/4) : "Maître de conférences, les tribulations de nos enseignants chercheurs" Cyber attack on ministry 'targeted G20 information'
Issued on: 07/03/2011 - 14:13Modified: 07/03/2011 - 14:44 France’s finance ministry was the target of one of the largest ever cyber-attack on a French government office, the government has confirmed.
According to experts, the hackers were after documents relating to the G20. France’s finance ministry was targeted by cyber spies last December, budget minister and government spokesman said on Monday, confirming reports in the media of a "spectacular" attack". Responding to a story published in the magazine Paris Match, Budget Minister Francois Baroin said the spies had accessed several “relatively unimportant” documents. The attack, which was only discovered by officials in January, is said to be the largest ever on a French government ministry.
The so-called Group of 20 countries counts the world’s most important economies and is being chaired by France during 2011. Immigration: France sees tensions rise five years on from Paris riots. Fariz Allili looked out at the decaying tower blocks he calls the "ghetto".
Grafitti cakes his entrance hall, there is no heating, the lift has been broken for months and unemployed youths loiter with nothing to do. Even the local mayor calls this place a "vertical shanty town". Des salariés manifestent au Mondial de l'automobile.