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Max Verstappen feierte seinen Nordschleifen-Debütsieg mit dem Schweizer Rennstall Emil Frey Racing. Teamchef Lorenz Frey-Hilti über den denkwürdigen Tag am Nürburgring und die Folgen.

Russland führt einen Angriffskrieg gegen die Ukraine. Im Ticker halten wir dich über die neusten Entwicklungen auf dem Laufenden.

Az Európai Bizottság folyósította Ukrajnának a világ hét legfejlettebb ipari országával (G7) közösen jóváhagyott mintegy 45 milliárd eurós pénzügyi hiteltámogatás kilencedik, négymilliárd eurós részletét - tájékoztatott a brüsszeli testület szerdán.

Gallina says solidarity, not new structures, is key to tackling drug shortages

"Much of what we see today can be viewed as provocation, and this is also how we assess the incidents we saw last week in Schleswig-Holstein," said German interior minister Alexander Dobrindt

Am Donnerstag muss sich Reto T. (28) vor dem Bezirksgericht Zürich verantworten. Ihm werden mehrfache sexuelle Handlungen mit Kindern – seinen Schülern – vorgeworfen. Die Anklageschrift beschreibt, wie der Lehrer vorging.

According to a decree signed by Russian president Vladimir Putin, Moscow can fast-track the sale of both domestic and foreign-owned companies

Security.org hat auf Basis der FBI-Zahlen von 2024 die US-Städte mit den höchsten Gewalttaten untersucht. Unter den Top 10 finden sich bekannte Grossstädte wie San Antonio, Houston, Detroit und Portland.

Swedish commissioner told Euractiv as she left Parliament that she had held a "good informal discussion" with lawmakers

Bernard Degboe, ancien conseiller à la Cour constitutionnelle, est décédé le 28 septembre 2025.

La Cour constitutionnelle du Bénin est en deuil ! Le magistrat Bernard Degboe, ex conseiller de l'institution, s'est éteint à l'âge de 74 ans le dimanche 28 septembre 2025.

Né vers 1951 à Djègbadji, dans la commune de Ouidah, Bernard Degboe a connu un parcours exemplaire. D'abord greffier, il embrasse ensuite la magistrature. Sa carrière le mène à plusieurs postes de responsabilité, notamment comme directeur de cabinet au ministère du Travail et de la Fonction publique.

En 2008, il est nommé conseiller à la Cour constitutionnelle sous la présidence de Me Robert Dossou. Il sera reconduit en 2013 avec l'équipe dirigée par le professeur Théodore Holo. Son mandat s'est achevé en 2018, sous la présidence de Joseph Djogbénou.
Paix à son âme !

M. M.

Trois jours après sa disparition, un homme a été retrouvé mort dans un puits, un canard à la main, lundi 30 septembre 2025 au quartier Djimè, Abomey.

Le drame remonterait à la nuit du 28 au 29 septembre dernier. Selon les témoignages, l'homme aurait tenté de voler des canards dans la cour d'une maison.

Réveillés par les bruits, les habitants n'ont vu personne, mais ont retrouvé une paire de chaussures laissée sur place. L'une d'elles a permis d'identifier un suspect.

« Nous avons saisi la police pour déclarer cela. Mais depuis ce temps-là, nous étions à sa recherche », a expliqué Antonin Tassinon, chef du quartier Djimè, à la télévision SRTB.

« Bizarrement, ce matin très tôt, il y a une odeur qui a alerté ceux qui sont dans la maison. (…) Il y avait un puits à l'intérieur. Les gens sont allés jeter un coup d'œil dedans-là et ils ont vu l'intéressé déjà mort avec le canard en main », a expliqué le chef quartier.

Les forces de l'ordre et les sapeurs-pompiers ont procédé à la récupération du corps.
Selon les habitants, l'homme aurait déjà volé une partie des canards avant de revenir chercher le reste.

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A Poprádi, Ólublói, Késmárki, Liptószentmiklósi és Turdossini járásban éjféltől reggel 7:00 óráig havazás várható. A meteorológusok elsőfokú figyelmeztetést adtak ki. 800 méter felett egy centiméter friss hó hullhat. (tasr)

Marek Krajčí tagja marad a Slovensko mozgalomnak, és a Slovensko, Za ľudí, KÚ parlamenti frakciójának. Megszavazta az alkotmánymódosítást, emiatt ajánlotta fel a kilépését.

The French navy had boarded a Benin-flagged vessel blacklisted by the European Union for being part of Russia's shadow fleet

L’Ordre des Avocats a lancé un rappel à l’ordre à ses membres, dénonçant un « dérapage grave » dans les apparitions médiatiques et virtuelles. La […]

L’article Devenus « stars » des plateaux de télé : l’Ordre des avocats prend une décision lourde de conséquences est apparu en premier sur .

Dumm, dümmer, Deutsche Promis - Wieso «Auto» nur ein Vokal hat und die USA ein Nachbarland von Deutschland ist, weiss man bei Prosiebens Cringe-Format «Deutschlands dümmster Promi».

Filippo Grandi, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, addresses the high-level conference of the General Assembly on the situation of Rohingya Muslims and other minorities in Myanmar. Credit: UN Photo/Manuel Elías

By Oritro Karim
UNITED NATIONS, Oct 1 2025 (IPS)

On September 30, the United Nations (UN) convened a high-level meeting on the situation of Rohingya Muslims and other minorities in Myanmar shortly following the end of the 80th session of the General Assembly (UNGA80). The conference was an opportunity to draw global attention once more to the Rohingya refugee situation with dialogue from UN officials, world representatives and civil society organizations.

Since the 2017 military crackdown on the rights and citizenship of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, over one million refugees have fled to Bangladesh, most settling in Cox’s Bazar which became the world’s largest refugee camp. Despite repeated repatriation efforts by the Bangladeshi government, ongoing insecurity in Myanmar makes a safe return impossible, with refugees still at risk of persecution and discrimination.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres noted that Rohingya Muslims and minorities face widespread insecurity and discrimination, especially in Rakhine State. “Minorities in Myanmar have endured decades of exclusion, abuse and violence,” Chef de Cabinet Courtenay Rattray said, delivering Guterres’ statement on his behalf. “The Rohingya have been stripped of their right to citizenship, targeted by hate speech, terrorized with deadly force and destruction, confined to displacement camps in Myanmar, with severely limited freedom of movement and little access to education and health services.”

Rattray added that minorities are routinely subjected to forced displacement, conscription, aerial attacks, and extrajudicial killings. Sexual and gender-based violence remain pervasive, with women and girls facing heightened risks of trafficking, child marriage, and other forms of exploitation.

With humanitarian aid budgets shrinking and conflict escalating in Myanmar, delegates discussed mechanisms to ensure the protection of Rohingya refugees and minorities, as well as strategies to facilitate a safe and dignified return home. Many speakers urged for increased accountability measures, in hopes of addressing the root causes of insecurity in Myanmar and ending the cycle of impunity.

“To create a conducive environment for repatriation, first and foremost we must end this military dictatorship and its atrocities against civilians, and we all need to double every effort to build trust and unity among us,” said Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun, Permanent Representative of Myanmar to the UN. “Resolving the situation of Rohingya Muslims and Other Minorities in Myanmar will not be possible unless we address the root cause. We can yield results only by acting together to end the military dictatorship, its unlawful coup, and its culture of impunity.”

Numerous member state and civil society representatives also emphasized the need for stronger accountability measures, warning of significant risks to regional stability. Stavros Lambrinidis, Ambassador of the European Union (EU) to the UN, noted that tensions have grown considerably between refugees and host communities, with minors often joining armed groups, risking further violence in the region.

“This crisis is not only a Myanmar crisis,” said Nabhit Kapur, the Permanent Observer of the Pan-African Intergovernmental Agency for Water and Sanitation in Africa (WSA) to the UN. “Its implications stretch far beyond borders, affecting regional peace, stability, and trust in the very foundations of multilateralism…The longer uncertainty prevails, the greater the risk of radicalization, human trafficking, and destabilization across the region.”

Several speakers also underscored the urgency of increased funding, particularly for essential services such as food assistance, protection, and education, which are vital in enabling a dignified return to Myanmar. The World Food Programme (WFP) warned that if additional funding is not secured soon, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh risk falling into acute food insecurity, with monthly food rations potentially being reduced to just USD 6 per person.

Dylan Winder, a representative of the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), informed the room about conditions in the Cox’s Bazar settlement, describing the situation as “fragile” and entirely dependent on humanitarian assistance. “Families continue to live in shelters beyond capacity and are exposed to disasters. Protection and security risks are serious and growing. And the hard truth is that shrinking funding is accelerating these risks—threatening food rations, healthcare, including maternal and child health, and water and sanitation services—driving disease, violence, and trafficking, and pushing families toward dangerous coping strategies.”

Bangladesh’s Chief Advisor, Muhammad Yunus, stressed that Bangladesh cannot bear this burden alone as it already faces the challenge of supporting a densely populated nation and cannot “afford to allow employment of Rohingyas inside Bangladesh”. Refugees continue to face severe shortages of resources along with alongside reoccurring security challenges, such as clashes with host communities. “We are forced to bear huge financial, social and environmental costs. Criminal activities, including narco-flows into Bangladesh through Rakhine, threaten our social fabric,” Yunus said.

Speakers also emphasized the need for a comprehensive political framework that guarantees minority rights and citizenship, and fosters inclusion, particularly for women and children—the most vulnerable among the persecuted population.With Rohingya Muslims rendered stateless and largely silenced, many underscored the urgency of ensuring their meaningful representation in decisions that will shape their future.

“The 2021 military coup halted democratic aspirations of Myanmar’s people and the Rohingya’s hopes to participate in shaping Myanmar’s future,” said the Ambassador for International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA) to the UN. “The Rohingya crisis is not only a humanitarian and human rights crisis; it is a crisis of democracy and inclusion…Without inclusion, there can be no reconciliation; without democracy, there can be no justice.”

While this conference was meant to center the direct perspectives of Rohingya refugees from the camps, very few of the speakers were refugees or came from the camps. The conference did not include statements from Rohingya refugees currently living in the camps. In previous years, Bangladesh and the UN had sponsored trips for Rohingya refugees to represent themselves in discussions that could shape their own futures. This year, there were none, with Bangladeshi officials citing difficulty in obtaining clearance and security concerns.

“Peace in Myanmar rests on the recognition that the Rohingya are equal members of Burmese society, equally deserving of education, citizenship, human rights and justice,” said the Representative of the Independent Diplomat to the UN. “True action has been lacking. As diplomatic experts and activists have convened in these halls, the Rohingya have remained stateless, displaced, and denied their own fundamental rights. The gap between our stated principles and our collective responsibility has allowed atrocities to continue with impunity and it deepens the suffering of far too many people.”

IPS UN Bureau Report

 

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Im August 2026 könnte Roger Federer offiziell in die Hall of Fame aufgenommen werden. Das Wahlverfahren hat am Dienstag begonnen.

Worshippers had gathered at the Arerti Mariam church early in the morning for the annual St Mary celebration.

Ukrajna nem fogja elveszíteni a háború alatt megszerzett katonai erejét - jelentette ki Volodimir Zelenszkij ukrán elnök szerdán, a kadétok eskütételén és a Védők Napja alkalmából tartott díjátadón.