[Hints] Voices from the Blätterwald - 2019-06-06

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  1. English Videos
    1. U.N. Special Rapporteur Calls for Julian Assange to Be Freed, Citing “Psychological Torture”
    2. Orthodox Crescent Of Instability
    3. War Propaganda And US Military Buildup Against Iran
  2. English News and Articles
    1. UN expert says "collective persecution" of Julian Assange must end now
    2. NEWS - German Social Democrat leader Andrea Nahles to step down after EU poll losses
    3. NEWS - Swedish court rejects detention request for Julian Assange
    4. French minister has 'no regrets' over yellow vest policing, despite injuries
    5. Turkey to dispatch second drillship this month
    6. Austrian police probed over alleged climate protest arrest violence
  3. Translated News in English
    1. Kassel district president dead - Media report bullet wound
    2. ELECTORAL PROGRAM - AfD wants to govern Saxony in the future
    3. May employment figures: clear alarm signal
    4. Chemnitz
    5. The dubious fatwa app with which Apple and Google have no problem
    6. Trendbarometer
    7. Soko-Ibiza starts its work
    8. Due to truck driver shortages, freight forwarders want to recruit Bosnians and Serbs
    9. Euro exit through the back door in Italy?
    10. The inner external border of Germany - The Social Senator from the left forbids the SPD Interior Senator to let the police to fetch people who are required to leave from refugee-shelters
    11. Chemnitz - Federal Government admits having lied?
    12. Germany - Number of Islamophobic offenses apparently sunk

I. English Videos

1

U.N. Special Rapporteur Calls for Julian Assange to Be Freed, Citing “Psychological Torture”

2

Orthodox Crescent Of Instability

3

War Propaganda And US Military Buildup Against Iran

II. English News and Articles

1

UN expert says "collective persecution" of Julian Assange must end now
GENEVA (31 May 2019) ? A UN expert who visited Julian Assange in a London prison says he fears his human rights could be seriously violated if he is extradited to the United States and condemned the deliberate and concerted abuse inflicted for years on the Wikileaks co-founder.
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source: ohchr

2

NEWS - German Social Democrat leader Andrea Nahles to step down after EU poll losses
Andrea Nahles, the leader of Germany's SPD, has announced her resignation following poor results for her party at the European elections. The move could destabilize Angela Merkel's coalition.
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source: dw
source: nzz
OPINION - Opinion: Germany faces turbulent times
The resignation of Social Democrat leader Andrea Nahles makes early elections in Germany more likely. But both the CDU and the SPD should avoid any hasty decisions, says DW Editor-in-Chief Ines Pohl.
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source: dw
ref:
[Domestic Policy] The political castling in Germany in 2019 , [Innenpolitik] Die politische Rochade in Deutschland in 2019

3

NEWS - Swedish court rejects detention request for Julian Assange
The ruling complicates the process for Swedish prosecutors to request the WikiLeaks founder's extradition. Assange's lawyer has called it a "big victory" as his client tries to clear his name over rape accusations.
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source: dw
source: france24

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French minister has 'no regrets' over yellow vest policing, despite injuries
A French minister says that he has "no regrets" over the handling of the "yellow vest" protests, even if stun grenades and rubber bullets cost some demonstrators a hand or an eye.
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source: the local
note:
A particularly revealing phenomenon of the EU can currently be observed in France. Since the end of October 2018 people across the coutry regularly demonstrate against the policies of President Emmanuel Macron. However the French police are using force against the demonstrating population. The EU however is silent on these events. As of January 2019 the balance sheet was as follows:
  • 1 person killed (tear gas grenade)
  • 4 hands were ripped off (GLI-F4 grenades)
  • 18 people were injured in the eye (LBD-40 bullets and landing grenades)
  • 1 person permanently lost their hearing (grenade)
[des armons]

5

Turkey to dispatch second drillship this month
Turkey will be dispatching a second drillship to the eastern Mediterranean in the middle of the month, the country’s energy minister has said.
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source: cyprus-mail

6

Austrian police probed over alleged climate protest arrest violence
Austrian prosecutors said Wednesday they were investigating four police officers over allegedly using excessive force while arresting climate protestors at a demonstration last week.
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source: the local

III. Translated News in English

1

Kassel district president dead - Media report bullet wound
Kassel's government president Walter Lübcke died unexpectedly. The media report that he did not die of natural causes.
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source: taz translate
source: taz
source: hna
source: hamburger abendblatt
source: deutschlandfunk
source: spiegel

2

ELECTORAL PROGRAM - AfD wants to govern Saxony in the future
In September, a new state parliament is elected in Saxony. The AFD won the most votes in the EU and Bundestag elections. Accordingly, the party was self-confidently on Saturday at their state party convention and adopted a "government program".
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Election program is called "government program"
Accordingly, the AfD looked confidently on Saturday on the state election on 1 September 2019. The election program is under the motto "Trau dich Sachsen" and focuses on conservative topics and values ??such as family. Resentments against Islam also occupy a prominent place.
- Welcome fee for newborns: 5,000 €
- Increase of the national education allowance to care for children up to the age of 3 at home
- Conservative sex education: Heterosexual partnerships (including children) should be taught as desirable, homosexuality should not be "advertised"
- Islamic education at schools rejects the AfD
- No mosque buildings, especially with minarets
- Headscarf ban in schools and kindergartens
- More deportations for rejected asylum applications
- Migrants should only receive benefits in kind
- In terms of popular legislation, the AfD wants to lower the number of required signatures from 40,000 to 10,000
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source: mdr translate
source: mdr
source: docdroid pdf

3

May employment figures: clear alarm signal
Annelie Buntenbach , member of the board of DGB, said on the current employment figures on Wednesday in Berlin:
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source: dgb translate
source: dgb
ref:
[Economics] Is the German Economy great

4

Surprising rejection - Festival in Chemnitz will becanceledthis year
There will be no city festival in Chemnitz this year. CWE managing director Sören Uhle announced this on Wednesday afternoon. The organizers justified the cancellation with the events surrounding the violent death of Daniel H. He was allegedly stabbed by two asylum seekers on the sidelines of the festival last year. Since Monday, a Syrian has to answer for the crime in court. The second suspect, an Iraqi, is on the run.
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source: mdr translate
source: mdr
ref:
Chemnitz

5

The dubious fatwa app with which Apple and Google have no problem
The "Euro Fatwa App" prepares legal opinions for believers. The protection of the Constitution warns of the tool. The authors are attributed to the radical Muslim Brothers. But the big players in the market ignore the warning signals.
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source: welt translate
source: welt

6

RTL / n-tv Trend Barometer - The SPD is historically bad
For the SPD, there is no time left for wounding after the European elections. In the RTL / n-tv trend barometer, the Social Democrats continue to rush downhill. The Greens, however, continue to grow. In their flight, they are currently even ahead of the Union.
One week after the elections to Europe and Bremen, Germans' preferences in the RTL / n-tv trend barometer for the SPD look devastating. In the week before the elections, the approval ratings for the Social Democrats were still at 17 percent, this week slipping the SPD to 12 percent. This is the lowest value ever measured at the federal level.
On the other hand, the Greens, which receive 27 percent approval this week, are continuing their high-flying flight. In the previous week, they were only 18 percent. For the first time since its founding, they are overtaking the Union, which is losing 2 percentage points and reaching 26 percent. The Greens benefit above all from the current decline of non-voters and undecideds.
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source: n-tv translate
source: n-tv
source: welt
source: reuters
source: bloomberg

7

Soko-Ibiza starts its work
The Vienna Public Prosecutor's Office receives support from the Federal Criminal Police Office and the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution and Counter-Terrorism in its investigations. Two prosecutors are now dealing with the Ibiza Causa.
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source: die presse at translate
source: die presse at
source: orf
ref:
Ibizagate

8

Due to truck driver shortages, freight forwarders want to recruit Bosnians and Serbs
The transport industry warns of supply bottlenecks in the summer. The reason: thousands of truck drivers are missing. New employees from non-EU states are to help. But for that to happen, laws have to be changed.
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source: welt translate
source: welt
ref:
The credibility of claiming a shortage of skilled employers is inversely proportional to unemployment and the rise in wage levels. In certain fields it can happen that the demand for employees can not cover the supply of jobs. In such a case in a functioning market either the equilibrium price in the form of the wage level would increase. However wages are currently stagnating in much of Europe and the industrialized world. If one is unwilling to pay a reasonable price for a good or service then one can not complain about a shortage at this price. Or employers would resort to training young workers or retraining other workers with a different education.

9

Euro exit through the back door in Italy?
Matteo Salvini calls for the introduction of new sovereign debt in small denominations. Experts warn that these could become a parallel currency - and initiate an exit of Italy from the euro.
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source: luzerner zeitung ch translate
source: luzerner zeitung ch
source: welt
ref:
Euro Currency

10

The inner external border of Germany
Berlin
The Social Senator from the left forbids the SPD Interior Senator to let the police to fetch people who are required to leave from refugee-shelters. How can that be? A democracy that does not want to use law becomes the prey of determined minorities.
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source: welt translate
source: welt

11

Chemnitz - Federal Government admits having lied?
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7. To what extent have persons injured by attacks of persons been actually treated in the hospitals of the city of Chemnitz on Sunday, August 26, 2018, or until the morning of Monday, August 27, 2018? How many of these were migrants?
8. According to the Federal Government, how many notifications have been received by the public prosecutor's office or the police until Tuesday, August 28, 2018, concerning assault, persecution and threats on Sunday, 26 August 2018? How many have been reimbursed by people with a migration background?
Questions 7 and 8 are answered in the context.
The Federal Government has no knowledge beyond the press coverage.
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source: dipbt.bundestag
source: dipbt.bundestag pdf,p.4
ref:
Chemnitz

12

Germany - Number of Islamophobic offenses apparently sunk
In the first three months of this year, according to a report, German authorities registered fewer crimes against Muslims and mosques than in the same period last year. But there were still 132 incidents.
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source: spiegel translate
source: spiegel
source: noz

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