Politics – Lyndon @ Adonis Blue

October 30, 2019

Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 7th Earl of Shaftesbury

Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 7th Earl of Shaftesbury
— Read on en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Ashley-Cooper,_7th_Earl_of_Shaftesbury

September 2, 2018September 2, 2018

“Corruptissima re publica plurimae leges.” Tacitus

“When the state is at its most corrupt, its laws are at its most numerous.” Tacitus

How true those words are, even to-day! LJ

August 19, 2018

Michael Portillo, a good egg!

itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-political-party/id595312938

August 14, 2018

Erdogan kündigt Boycott von US Elektronik an.

Reaktion auf Sanktionen: Erdogan kündigt Boykott von US-Elektronik an – SPIEGEL ONLINE

Der türkische Staatschef Recep Tayyip Erdogan reagiert auf die Handelssanktionen der US-Regierung: Amerikanische Elektronik soll künftig boykottiert werden.

http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/soziales/erdogan-will-us-elektronik-boykottieren-a-1223078.html

August 13, 2018

«Sur l’immigration, dépassons les affrontements binaires pseudo-moraux»

“«Sur l’immigration, dépassons les affrontements binaires pseudo-moraux»” : http://www.lefigaro.fr/vox/societe/2018/07/26/31003-20180726ARTFIG00341-sur-l-immigration-depassons-les-affrontements-binaires-pseudo-moraux.php

Can the Lords thwart Boris's plans? January 22, 2020
With James Forsyth and Katy Balls. Presented by Cindy Yu.
The Spectator
What should we expect from the new anti-terror bill? January 21, 2020
With James Forsyth and Katy Balls. Presented by John Connolly.
The Spectator
Boris's HS2 headache January 20, 2020
With James Forsyth and Isabel Hardman. Presented by Katy Balls.
The Spectator
Isabel Hardman's Sunday Interviews Roundup - 19/01/20 January 19, 2020
Isabel Hardman presents the highlights from the Sunday shows, which today feature James Cleverly, Jess Phillips, Ian Murray and Mick Whelan. Produced by Matthew Taylor.
The Spectator
Is Huawei dangerous? January 18, 2020
With Tom Tugendhat MP and Robin Pagnamenta, Head of Technology at the Telegraph. Presented by Katy Balls.
The Spectator

Charles's gambit: will slimming down the monarchy save it? January 16, 2020
This week, ‘Megxit’ has divided the nation – but could slimming down the monarchy actually be a good idea (00:50)? Plus, Ireland goes to the polls next month – how could the next Taoiseach impact Brexit talks (16:35)? And last, what if charity work isn’t quite the rewarding experience you expect (27:40)? With Tim Stanley, Katie Nicholl, Liam Halligan, Tony C […]
The Spectator
Iran unbowed: Trump's dangerous game in the Middle East January 9, 2020
It’s been a week since Qassem Soleimani was assassinated. In this episode, we ask – has Trump’s decision actually united the Middle East (00:30)? Plus, as the Labour leadership contest gets underway – do any of the candidates actually scare the Tories (15:40)? And last, is the piggybank a thing of childhoods past (28:30)? With Sir John Jenkins, Oz Katerji, K […]
The Spectator
The Edition at Christmas: games, poems, and Christmas pastimes December 23, 2019
How do you and your family spend Christmas? In the Christmas issue of the Spectator, broadcaster and author Gyles Brandreth writes about the generations old traditions in his family of playing games and reciting poetry. In this episode of the Edition at Christmas, the Spectator’s Features Editor and resident board games fanatic Will Moore speaks to Gyles and […]
The Spectator
The Edition at Christmas: the Hong Kong one December 21, 2019
It’s been a protest unlike any other that China has seen. Since June, hundreds of thousands – by some estimates millions – of Hong Kongers have protested against the government. What was sparked by opposition to an extradition bill that would allow Hong Kongers to face trial in the mainland, has now turned into a six month long pro-democracy movement. So how […]
The Spectator
The Edition at Christmas: the Trump one December 20, 2019
At the start of the year, Trump was locked in a fight with the Democrats over the funding for his wall, leading to a weeks long government shutdown. As Trump faces impeachment this week, has much changed in 2019? With Freddy Gray, editor of Spectator USA, and John Rick MacArthur, President of Harpers Magazine. Presented by Cindy Yu.
The Spectator

AD ALTA VOCE del 22/01/2020 - #8 Febbre di Jonathan Bazzi January 22, 2020
Valentina Carnelutti legge Febbre di Jonathan Bazzi P08
WIKIRADIO del 22/01/2020 - CESARE MALTONI raccontato da Milena Gabanelli January 22, 2020
CESARE MALTONI raccontato da Milena Gabanelli
AD ALTA VOCE del 21/01/2020 - #7 Febbre di Jonathan Bazzi January 21, 2020
Valentina Carnelutti legge Febbre di Jonathan Bazzi P07
WIKIRADIO del 21/01/2020 - ANGEL ISLAND raccontata da Sara Antonelli January 21, 2020
ANGEL ISLAND raccontata da Sara Antonelli
AD ALTA VOCE del 20/01/2020 - #6 Febbre di Jonathan Bazzi January 20, 2020
Valentina Carnelutti legge Febbre di Jonathan Bazzi P02

Irish PM willing to enter grand coalition with main rival January 22, 2020
Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said for the first time on Wednesday that he would consider entering an unprecedented coalition government with the country's second-largest party and historic rival Fianna Fail after next month's election.
Brexit bill clears final parliamentary hurdle ahead of January 31 exit January 22, 2020
Britain moved a step closer to its Jan. 31 exit from the European Union when the legislation required to ratify its deal with Brussels passed its final stage in parliament on Wednesday.
Democrats launch first salvo at Trump trial, warn that world is watching January 22, 2020
Democrats accused President Donald Trump at the start of his impeachment trial on Wednesday of a corrupt scheme to pressure Ukraine to help him get re-elected and warned that America's global prestige will suffer if the U.S. Senate acquits him.

Coronavirus: Wuhan to shut public transport over outbreak January 22, 2020
Wuhan, a city of nearly nine million, is to temporarily shut public transport amid the outbreak.
Harvey Weinstein trial: Defence hits back after graphic prosecution claims January 22, 2020
The ex-film mogul's defence rejects graphic prosecution statements, saying the charges will unravel.
Jeff Bezos hack: UN experts demand probe of Saudi crown prince January 22, 2020
The UN experts' call comes amid reports Mohammed bin Salman's phone was used to hack the Amazon boss.
Trump says he plans to expand US travel ban January 22, 2020
It would build upon an existing ban which bars entry for citizens of seven mostly Muslim countries.
Jean-Paul Gaultier: Stars turn out for designer's final show January 22, 2020
French fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier ends a 50-year career with his last couture runway show.

Jeff Bezos: Bericht bestätigt offenbar Hackerangriff durch saudischen Kronprinz January 22, 2020
Medienberichten zufolge soll Mohammed bin Salman das Telefon von Amazon-Chef Jeff Bezos gehackt haben. Laut einer nun veröffentlichten Analyse des Handys sei das möglich.
ZEIT ONLINE: Datenschutz - Alena Kammer
Weltgesundheitsorganisation: WHO-Chef lobt Abriegelung Wuhans als starke Maßnahme January 22, 2020
Expertinnen und Experten der Weltgesundheitsorganisation sehen zwar noch keinen Anlass für eine internationale Notlage. Das Gremium will aber am Donnerstag weiter tagen.
ZEIT ONLINE: Gesundheit - Tina Groll
Handball-Europameisterschaft: Deutschland gewinnt sein letztes Hauptrundenspiel gegen Tschechien January 22, 2020
Die deutschen Handballer haben sich mit großer Mühe mit 26:22 gegen Tschechien durchgesetzt. Das DHB-Team spielt am Samstag gegen Portugal um den fünften Platz.
ZEIT ONLINE: Sport - Alena Kammer

DAX auf Rekordhoch - Was heißt das für Verbraucher? January 22, 2020
Der deutsche Aktienindex erreichte heute mit 13.640 Punkten vorübergehend ein neues Allzeithoch. Dieter Reeg berichtet aus aus dem Börsenstudio Frankfurt, wie es zu dem neuen Rekordwert gekommen ist. Was ein hoher DAX-Wert für uns Verbraucher bedeutet, darüber spricht Claudia Aichberger mit Christine Bergmann aus der BR-Wirtschaftsredaktion.
Lage an den Grundschulen January 22, 2020
Unser heutiges Thema des Tages ist die aktuelle Lage an den Grundschulen. Unser Moderator Björn Dake spricht mit Bayerns Schulminister Michael Piazolo.
Der Fall Clearview - das Ende der Privatsphäre January 21, 2020
In den USA hat die bislang unbekannte Firma Clearview rund drei Milliarden Bilder von Menschen aus dem Internet gesammelt, um eine umfassende Datenbank zur Gesichtserkennung zu entwickeln. Auch hierzulande denkt man über eine stärkere Nutzung von Gesichtserkennungssoftware nach. Hierzu ein Stichwort von Janina Lückoff und Claudia Schaffer spricht mit Florian […]
Kommunalpolitiker in Angst January 21, 2020
Unser heutiges Thema des Tages ist Kommunalpolitiker in Angst. Unsere Kollegin Eva Huber mit einem Beitrag dazu. Unser Moderator Björn Dake spricht mit dem Gemeindetagschef Uwe Brandl.
Coronavirus January 20, 2020
Eine neue Form von Lungenkrankheit beunruhigt aktuell die Behörden in China. Verantwortlich dafür ist das Coronavirus, genauer: ein neuer Virus-Stamm. Unser Kollege Axel Dorloff berichtet aus Peking und Monika Griebeler spricht mit Jeanne Turczynski aus der BR-Wissenschaftsredaktion. Moderation: Jörg Brandscheid

Coronavirus: l’épidémie incontrôlée met Pékin sous pression January 22, 2020
L’Organisation mondiale de la santé (OMS) a décidé de prolonger mercredi soir sa réunion d’urgence sur le coronavirus 2019-nCoV, qui a fait 400 malades et 17 morts en Chine.
Sébastien Falletti
Comment la France se prépare au virus chinois January 22, 2020
Si le risque d'introduction sur le territoire est «faible», il ne «peut pas être exclu», a indiqué mardi soir la ministre de la Santé, Agnès Buzyn. Les autorités sanitaires sont aux aguets.
Etienne Jacob
Questions sur 2019-nCoV, le nouveau virus en Chine qui inquiète le monde January 22, 2020
DÉCRYPTAGE - Les nombreux déplacements à l’occasion des fêtes du Nouvel An chinois font craindre un risque supplémentaire de dissémination du virus.
Cécile Thibert
L’invraisemblable espionnage de Jeff Bezos par Mohammed Ben Salman January 22, 2020
RÉCIT - Les activités obscures du prince et de sa garde rapprochée, visiblement prête à tout pour faire taire ses ennemis, sont à nouveau sur le devant de la scène.
Georges Malbrunot
Tempête Gloria: l'Aude et les Pyrénées-Orientales en alerte rouge «inondations» January 22, 2020
Après l'Espagne, où elle a fait six morts, la tempête a touché le sud de la France, où les fleuves Agly et Aude débordent. 1 500 personnes ont été évacuées.

La glace cède : deux Alsaciens et trois Vosgiens portés disparus January 22, 2020
Une balade à motoneige dans le nord du Québec avec un guide et huit touristes français a viré au drame, mardi soir. Parmi ces derniers se trouvaient ...
Musée de l'impression sur étoffes, la trame d’un pillage January 22, 2020
C’est le constat d’un naufrage patrimonial et humain. Ancien élu mulhousien, petit-fils d’un dessinateur textile, Pierre Freyburger a enquêté sur le ...
Allison Vernerey, toujours droite dans ses baskets January 22, 2020
Capitaine de l’équipe de France cadette championne d’Europe en 2007, pilier des prestigieux Blue Devils de Duke dans le championnat universitaire ...

Tijdelijke veerpont valt in de smaak in Rotterdam: ‘Je ziet de stad heel anders’ January 22, 2020
Een veerpont in Rotterdam brengt fietsers en voetgangers de Maas over zolang de Maastunnel gesloten is voor een renovatie. Het is een noodoplossing die sommigen naar meer smaakt. ‘Iedereen beleeft er plezier aan.’
Hoe een meisje van dertien een werkbezoek van D66 betovert January 22, 2020
Ter voorbereiding op het werkbezoek dat D66 zou afleggen bij de Klas op Wielen in Alkmaar kreeg ik een verslag van een gesprek met het meisje India toegestuurd. Een fragment:
Macht tegen macht: dat is de boodschap van Bouterse aan de Krijgsraad January 22, 2020
Het was een uiterst korte zitting van de Surinaamse Krijgsraad woensdag. Maar president Bouterse verscheen wél en bevestigde dat hij in beroep gaat tegen het vonnis van twintig jaar cel dat hem is opgelegd.
230 duizend fietsen werden vorig jaar weggeknipt: ‘Waarom doen jullie dit?’ January 22, 2020
Honderden achtergelaten fietsen belanden dagelijks in de grote steden in het fietsdepot. Verkeerd gestalde fietsen en weesfietsen die al weken niet zijn gebruikt. Verzameld door fietshandhavers. Nadeel van hun beroep: ze worden voortdurend uitgekafferd. Waarom zijn Nederlanders zo emotioneel over hun fiets?
Na boerenprotest wil Den Haag weten: wie zit er op die trekker? January 22, 2020
Goedemiddag,

Tommy, permesso premio alla Conserva. La rabbia di mamma Paola January 22, 2020
Condannata a 24 anni per il rapimento del bambino, dopo 14 esce di prigione. Pellinghelli: "Non pensavo che la vita di mio figlio valesse così poco"
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)
Calabria, 'ndrangheta: allarme attentato, massima protezione per Gratteri January 22, 2020
Nuove minacce delle cosche al procuratore, sotto scorta da oltre trenta anni. Per gli inquirenti i boss hanno già ingaggiato il killer. Un mese fa l'intercettazione: "È un morto che cammina"
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)
Migrante picchiato e morto nel Cpr di Gradisca: "Rischio di un nuovo caso Cucchi" January 22, 2020
La denuncia degli attivisti sulla vicenda di un georgiano di 38 anni deceduto lo scorso 18 gennaio nel centro vicino a Gorizia: "Testimoni espulsi". La Procura: "Ascoltati prima"
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)

Vol de nuit, Volo di notte, Nachtflug

Vol de nuit; volo di notte; Nachtflug

Ces hommes croient que leur lampe luit pour l’humble table, mais à quatre-vingts kilomètres d’eux, on est déjà touché par l’appel de cette lumière, comme s’ils la balançaient désespérés, d’une île déserte, devant la mer. Quegli uomini credono che il lume brilli per il loro umile desco, ma a ottanta chilometri di distanza c’è qualcuno […]

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