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May 16, 2012
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Current Concerns [printversion]

Günter Grass: What must be said



No 20, 15 may 2012

Weather instead of climate – a liberating idea
European Union plays the part of the driving force behind the climate change sham | by Dr phil Wolfgang Thüne, meteorologist
Questions to Dr Wolfgang Thüne
The “greenhouse effect” is mere fiction!
Central and Eastern Europe in the “new world order”
Globalization and new world order want to build up their rule by means of private schools and universities | by Peter Bachmaier
Our men in Iran?
by Seymour M. Hersh
Inflation is coming
by Francis Gut
Afghan endgame makes Pakistan shudder
by Brian M. Downing
Fifty states to attend missile defense conference: Moscow explains arguments against NATO-System in detail
Russian and Chinese companies have signed 27 cooperation agreements
“The structure of the police is to be completely smashed and turned upside-down”
The police reform planned by the red-green Federal Government of Baden-Wuerttemberg | by Joachim Lautensack, regional Chairman of the German Police Union in Baden-Wuerttemberg
Protection of privacy: Switzerland has an US-ally
UN rights expert raises alarm over Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike in Israeli Prisons
Press release of the UN Human Rights Council of 2 May 2012

Due to a changeover you can presently read Current Concerns on this website only

Due to a changeover you can presently read Current Concerns on this website only

Discorso libero

You find the newest edition of our Italian newspaper here.

La página hispánica

In order to give our Spanish speaking readers access to articles from our various editions (German, English and French) we are going to integrate from now on one page in Spanish into our English edition.

Deseando proporcionar algunos artículos de nuestras diferentes ediciones (en alemán, inglés, y francés) también a los lectores en los países de habla hispana incluiremos desde ahora en la edición inglesa una página en castellano.

Resolution Protocol of the Extraordinary General Assembly
of Zeit-Fragen Cooperative on 16th December 2006:
The Foundations of International Law

Dear reader
The extraordinary general assembly of Zeit-Fragen Cooperative on 16th December 2006 dealt with the foundations of International Law.
After hearing and acknowledging the statements of external experts and after thorough debate the assembly passed the following resolution:
«The General Assembly of Zeit-Fragen Cooperative acknowledges the encouraging contributions of external experts on international law and other experts, and explicitly supports their work and endeavours and acknowledges their commitment to peace, international understanding and justice in the world.
With our newspapers it is our aim to show complete commitment to strengthening and giving fresh heart to international law.
Our contributions intend to give readers courage to become active on all levels of social life within the framework of constitutions and International Law.
Our efforts are aimed at making international law and humanitarian international law felt once more.»

Cooperative Zeit-Fragen