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Ukraine, the refugee crisis and energy are at the center of the rotating president of the European Union’s Czech Republic.
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The Czech Republic, which assumes the rotating leadership of the European Union on Friday, promised to focus on the issue of support for Kiev, the refugee crisis and the issue of energy security. It is moving away from France at a time when Europe is facing major difficulties with full focus on ways to counter the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Observers warned that the Prague presidency was “not preparing for clear weather, but rather preparing for the difficult phase.”
The Czech Republic on Friday accepted the responsibility of the rotating leadership of the European Union, focusing on the time when Europe is facing difficulties. Ukraine.
In this context, Powell Halvesic of the Brock-based International Affairs Association warned that the presidency, which is moving from France to the Czech Republic and then to Sweden, is “not ready for clear weather, but rather for the difficult stage.”
The Czech government will receive European Commissioners for talks on Friday following a concert in the country of 10.5 million people that joined the EU in 2004.
Brock has promised to put at the center of its presidency the issue of assisting Ukraine from the refugee crisis to the reconstruction of the country facing Russian military aggression, but it also wants to focus on energy security in Europe. The Czech Republic, a staunch supporter of sanctions against Russia in the European Union, has been absorbing about 400,000 Ukrainian refugees since the start of the Russian invasion on February 24, and has provided financial and military assistance to Ukraine.
Marshall Plan for Ukraine
Right-wing Prime Minister Peter Fiala recently said he was planning to hold a summit with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zhelensky, in which the application to join the EU remains weak, despite the support of the Western Balkans and Prague and other countries. Countries from Eastern Europe. However, this summit, which presents a kind of marshal plan for Ukraine’s progress, will not take place until the end of the war.
Jerry Behe, director of New York University in Prague, said the plan was unreliable. “Conflicts will not end until the end of the Czech presidency,” he said, adding that “the Czechs will be content to try to organize a summit in Ukraine and persuade others to continue to help this country.” Behe explained that the Czechs were not in a position to hold a debate on economic recovery or energy security because the exaggerated country had not yet joined the eurozone and relied on nuclear energy, which some members of the union, especially Germany, rejected. “It is difficult to provide leadership (in this country) in these areas,” Behe said.
Doubts about the block … and questions about the rule of law
The Czech people have traditionally been skeptical of the EU, and only 36 percent of those polled in the STEM poll in March said they were satisfied with the EU’s work. Although Villa’s government is less skeptical of the group than some previous governments, analysts question its ability to distance itself from Budapest and Warsaw, which have close ties to the Wiskrat group, which includes Slovakia.
Hungary and Poland have upset Brussels with their approach to the rule of law. Vera Jurova, Czech Vice President of the European Council, recently urged the government to take a clear stand on Hungary and Poland. But Behe said: “I do not know how the Czech Republic can take a critical view of the two countries.”
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Hamdok’s dissolved government addresses the United Nations regarding al-Burhan’s participation
Abdallah Hamdok’s government, dissolved by the decision of Sudan’s military commander, said al-Burhan’s participation in the United Nations General Assembly in New York was “contrary to declared international positions against military coups”.
According to a memorandum signed by Abdullah Hamdok and several former ministers, the participation of the Sudanese military commander in the work of the United Nations General Assembly sends alarming and encouraging signals to the military revolutions that have recently spread in Africa.
October 2021 mentioned in the memorandum
Mr. United Nations. Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres:
Subject: Participation of the leader of the October 25 coup in Sudan at the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly.
We, the undersigned members of the Government of Sudan formed in 2019, this year’s constitutional document, address you to clarify the following:
- First, on October 25, 2021, a military component led by Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan Abdel Rahman led a military coup against the interim civilian government, leading to a complete constitutional collapse. This led to the existence of a de facto government which collapsed with the outbreak of the 15th War, a direct result of a coup against the civil government.
- Secondly, the African Union, the UN Regional and international institutions, including the Security Council and the European Union, have rejected the military coup that undermined the interim government and halted the democratic transition process in Sudan. Coup and return of power to the people.
- Thirdly, the invitation of the coup leader to represent Sudan in the United Nations General Assembly meetings is contrary to the above positions, and it also contributes to the continuation of the ongoing war in Sudan today. This sends very alarming and encouraging signals to the recent rise in military coups on the African continent.
- The Glorious Revolution of December 2018 determined the Sudanese people’s stance on military coups and authoritarian regimes by recognizing the government’s full civil code and rejecting the October 25 coup, as well as defining the military’s relationship with politics. Constitution and defense of the country against external threats. To the coup leader who shares the commitment to democracy, peace and freedom as a partner in the war in Sudan today.
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Italian mafia boss Messina Denaro, who was arrested by authorities in January after 30 years on the run, has died at the age of 61, Italian media outlet Agence France-Presse reported.
Messina Tenaro was suffering from cancer at the time of his arrest. After his condition worsened in recent weeks, he was transferred to a hospital from the high-security prison in central Italy where he was initially held.
According to France 24, Messina Tenaro helped launch acts of terrorism against the Italian state and was sentenced to six separate life sentences over the years, including the 1992 murder of anti-mafia judge Giovanni Falcone and his role in deadly bombings. Rome Florence and Milan in 1993.
Messina Tenaro, who led the Corleonesi clan immortalized in the Godfather films, died in prison in 2017.
Messina Tenaro was based in Trapani province in western Sicily, but by the time of his arrest on January 16, 2023, his influence had extended to the capital, Palermo.
Messina Tenaro had been on the run since 1993, and police finally arrested him when he visited a cancer treatment center in Palermo.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said on Sunday that France is playing its “role” in welcoming migrants, responding to Pope Francis in Marseille (southern) European leaders and how they are dealing with the migration issue. .
“The Pope is right to call for this campaign against neglect,” Macron said in a televised interview.
“We cannot accept the misery of the whole world,” he said, recalling the famous phrase of former Socialist Prime Minister Michel Rogard.
Commenting on the recent arrival of migrants on the Italian island of Lampedusa, Macron called for “Italians not to be left alone”, defending a European response based on “a harmonious approach with countries of origin and countries of transit”.
As for the countries of origin of the migrants, “Europeans must adapt our aid to a responsible immigration policy, and say that we help you with projects to give people economic opportunities, but you must help us to dismantle the networks. Lead these people.” out of their countries, especially to establish better cooperation for their return.”
As for the countries on the southern shores of the Mediterranean Sea, especially Tunisia, Macron hoped that Europe would recommend to these countries “to seek the help of surveys, experts and equipment (…) on their coasts to confront these traffickers”. A “respectful partnership”
He added, “This is what we are doing with the British. We agree to have British experts in Calais to help us dismantle the traffickers’ network, and we have achieved good results.”
Macron explained that he would offer the EU to “allocate more resources to transit countries and propose partnerships to these countries to avoid (migrant) outflows”.
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