Политички случувања во Обединетото Кралство- Генерална дискусија
- Креатор на темата Dumbledore
- Време на започнување
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Убо си кажа еден европски дипломат пред некоја година, Меѓународниот суд на правдата е наменет за Русија, Африка и Азија, не за Европа.
The British government threatened to defund the international criminal court and leave the Rome statute that set it up if it pressed ahead with plans to issue an arrest warrant against Benjamin Netanyahu, the ICC’s prosecutor has claimed.
www.theguardian.com
Britain threatened to defund ICC over Netanyahu arrest warrant, claims prosecutor
Karim Khan makes allegation in court submission while defending move to prosecute Israeli prime minister in 2024The British government threatened to defund the international criminal court and leave the Rome statute that set it up if it pressed ahead with plans to issue an arrest warrant against Benjamin Netanyahu, the ICC’s prosecutor has claimed.
Britain threatened to cut off ICC funding over Netanyahu arrest warrant, claims prosecutor
Karim Khan makes allegation in court submission while defending decision to prosecute Israeli prime minister in 2024
Убо си кажа еден европски дипломат пред некоја година, Меѓународниот суд на правдата е наменет за Русија, Африка и Азија, не за Европа.
Britain threatened to defund ICC over Netanyahu arrest warrant, claims prosecutor
Karim Khan makes allegation in court submission while defending move to prosecute Israeli prime minister in 2024
The British government threatened to defund the international criminal court and leave the Rome statute that set it up if it pressed ahead with plans to issue an arrest warrant against Benjamin Netanyahu, the ICC’s prosecutor has claimed.
Britain threatened to cut off ICC funding over Netanyahu arrest warrant, claims prosecutor
Karim Khan makes allegation in court submission while defending decision to prosecute Israeli prime minister in 2024
- Член од
- 13 јули 2006
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- 15.811
- Поени од реакции
- 18.885
Што стана со либералниот запад?
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The forthcoming push for nudity-blocking systems was reported by the Financial Times today. The report said the UK won’t institute a legal requirement “for now.” But asking companies to block nude images could be the first step toward making it mandatory if the government doesn’t get what it wants.
arstechnica.com
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UK to “encourage” Apple and Google to put nudity-blocking systems on phones
The forthcoming push for nudity-blocking systems was reported by the Financial Times today. The report said the UK won’t institute a legal requirement “for now.” But asking companies to block nude images could be the first step toward making it mandatory if the government doesn’t get what it wants.
UK to “encourage” Apple and Google to put nudity-blocking systems on phones
Government seeks “nudity-detection algorithms” in iOS and Android, report says.
arstechnica.com
Darling
High Value
Ова е реално спасот за модерното време. Баш добра иницијатива.Што стана со либералниот запад?
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UK to “encourage” Apple and Google to put nudity-blocking systems on phones
The forthcoming push for nudity-blocking systems was reported by the Financial Times today. The report said the UK won’t institute a legal requirement “for now.” But asking companies to block nude images could be the first step toward making it mandatory if the government doesn’t get what it wants.
UK to “encourage” Apple and Google to put nudity-blocking systems on phones
Government seeks “nudity-detection algorithms” in iOS and Android, report says.
The UK government reportedly will “encourage” Apple and Google to prevent phones from displaying nude images except when users verify that they are adults.
- Член од
- 13 јули 2006
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- 15.811
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- 18.885
Не успеаа да ја насадат Белгија, не е будала белгискиот Премиер.
И Британија не се осмелува да ги конфискува руските пари иако се само 8 милијади.
The British government has ruled out its own attempt to use about £8bn in frozen Russian assets held by UK banks to aid Ukraine after a similar EU proposal collapsed in the early hours of Friday morning.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has been a proponent of the idea of using immobilised Russian assets to help fund Ukraine’s defence efforts against the full-scale invasion by its larger neighbour. Kyiv has warned that it faces collapse in early 2026 without additional support.
But on Thursday EU leaders struck a deal to lend €90bn to Ukraine, borrowed against the bloc’s shared budget, after its proposal to use immobilised Russian sovereign assets collapsed.
British officials said on Friday that London would not unilaterally deploy frozen Russian assets in the UK to help Kyiv, having only been planning to do so in lockstep with Australia, Canada and the EU.
“We won’t move without international partners,” a government spokesperson said, adding that the UK would “continue to work closely with the G7 and EU on Ukraine financing”.
Despite the decision to scrap the plan, chancellor Rachel Reeves said the UK would work “urgently” with partners to ensure Kyiv received necessary funding.
She added that the UK’s support for Ukraine remained “ironclad”.
UK officials said on Friday that the government would “reprofile” $2bn of guarantees for World Bank lending, bringing the existing commitment forward to 2026 for Ukraine’s “immediate financing needs”.
The UK also has a separate standing commitment to provide £3bn a year in military support.
Meanwhile, ministers are working on “plan B” alternative financing options for Ukraine.
In March, the UK pledged a £2.3bn loan to Ukraine backed by profits from Russian sovereign assets subjected to sanctions.
The Financial Times reported earlier this month that UK banks had been concerned about a government proposal to use approximately £8bn in frozen Russian assets as collateral for zero-interest loans to Ukraine without an offer to indemnify them against potential retaliation by Moscow.
Some senior bankers questioned the legality of such a plan amid concerns that the government was setting a new precedent, which could expose them to significant legal risks if Russia decided to sue if a peace deal was reached.
Which banks in the UK hold sovereign Russian assets is unknown as they are reluctant to disclose any involvement.
Starmer’s reluctance for Britain to move unilaterally comes despite his issuing a licence to transfer £2.5bn of frozen assets from Roman Abramovich’s sale of Chelsea Football Club to Ukraine earlier this week.
The prime minister warned the club’s former owner that the UK government was prepared to take him to court if he failed to release the funds.
www.ft.com
И Британија не се осмелува да ги конфискува руските пари иако се само 8 милијади.
UK rules out using frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine
The British government has ruled out its own attempt to use about £8bn in frozen Russian assets held by UK banks to aid Ukraine after a similar EU proposal collapsed in the early hours of Friday morning.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has been a proponent of the idea of using immobilised Russian assets to help fund Ukraine’s defence efforts against the full-scale invasion by its larger neighbour. Kyiv has warned that it faces collapse in early 2026 without additional support.
But on Thursday EU leaders struck a deal to lend €90bn to Ukraine, borrowed against the bloc’s shared budget, after its proposal to use immobilised Russian sovereign assets collapsed.
British officials said on Friday that London would not unilaterally deploy frozen Russian assets in the UK to help Kyiv, having only been planning to do so in lockstep with Australia, Canada and the EU.
“We won’t move without international partners,” a government spokesperson said, adding that the UK would “continue to work closely with the G7 and EU on Ukraine financing”.
Despite the decision to scrap the plan, chancellor Rachel Reeves said the UK would work “urgently” with partners to ensure Kyiv received necessary funding.
She added that the UK’s support for Ukraine remained “ironclad”.
UK officials said on Friday that the government would “reprofile” $2bn of guarantees for World Bank lending, bringing the existing commitment forward to 2026 for Ukraine’s “immediate financing needs”.
The UK also has a separate standing commitment to provide £3bn a year in military support.
Meanwhile, ministers are working on “plan B” alternative financing options for Ukraine.
In March, the UK pledged a £2.3bn loan to Ukraine backed by profits from Russian sovereign assets subjected to sanctions.
The Financial Times reported earlier this month that UK banks had been concerned about a government proposal to use approximately £8bn in frozen Russian assets as collateral for zero-interest loans to Ukraine without an offer to indemnify them against potential retaliation by Moscow.
Some senior bankers questioned the legality of such a plan amid concerns that the government was setting a new precedent, which could expose them to significant legal risks if Russia decided to sue if a peace deal was reached.
Which banks in the UK hold sovereign Russian assets is unknown as they are reluctant to disclose any involvement.
Starmer’s reluctance for Britain to move unilaterally comes despite his issuing a licence to transfer £2.5bn of frozen assets from Roman Abramovich’s sale of Chelsea Football Club to Ukraine earlier this week.
The prime minister warned the club’s former owner that the UK government was prepared to take him to court if he failed to release the funds.
UK rules out using frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine
Britain had only been planning to deploy the plan in lockstep with Australia, Canada and the EU
- Член од
- 13 јули 2006
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- 15.811
- Поени од реакции
- 18.885
UK police arrest Greta Thunberg under Terrorism Act
British police arrested Swedish activist Greta Thunberg on Tuesday during a pro-Palestinian protest in London, according to UK-based campaign group Defend Our Juries.
The group said Thunberg was arrested under the Terrorism Act after holding a sign stating support for prisoners linked to Palestine Action, an organization that the British government has proscribed as a terrorist group.
www.dw.com
British police arrested Swedish activist Greta Thunberg on Tuesday during a pro-Palestinian protest in London, according to UK-based campaign group Defend Our Juries.
The group said Thunberg was arrested under the Terrorism Act after holding a sign stating support for prisoners linked to Palestine Action, an organization that the British government has proscribed as a terrorist group.
UK police arrest Greta Thunberg under Terrorism Act – DW – 12/23/2025
British police have arrested climate activist Greta Thunberg during a pro-Palestinian protest in central London. The detention, under terrorism legislation, was linked to a placard referencing a banned group.
www.dw.com
Eisenhorn
Lord Inquisitor
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Британија нема да ги гони онлајн кавгаџиите како криминалци
Британската полиција повеќе нема да истражува „инциденти од омраза“, освен ако не се поврзани со криминални дела, и ќе ги избрише од своите евиденции илјадниците досегашни случаи. На полицајците што досега трошеа по 60.000 часа годишно за да бараат омраза во секој твит ќе им се ослободи...
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Британија нема да ги гони онлајн кавгаџиите како криминалци
Британската полиција повеќе нема да истражува „инциденти од омраза“, освен ако не се поврзани со криминални дела, и ќе ги избрише од своите евиденции илјадниците досегашни случаи. На полицајците што досега трошеа по 60.000 часа годишно за да бараат омраза во секој твит ќе им се ослободи скапоцено време да бркаат вистински криминалци и да ги обезбедат граѓаните.
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- 14 август 2006
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Британија нема да ги гони онлајн кавгаџиите како криминалци
Британската полиција повеќе нема да истражува „инциденти од омраза“, освен ако не се поврзани со криминални дела, и ќе ги избрише од своите евиденции илјадниците досегашни случаи. На полицајците што досега трошеа по 60.000 часа годишно за да бараат омраза во секој твит ќе им се ослободи...
Британија нема да ги гони онлајн кавгаџиите како криминалци
Британската полиција повеќе нема да истражува „инциденти од омраза“, освен ако не се поврзани со криминални дела, и ќе ги избрише од своите евиденции илјадниците досегашни случаи. На полицајците што досега трошеа по 60.000 часа годишно за да бараат омраза во секој твит ќе им се ослободи скапоцено време да бркаат вистински криминалци и да ги обезбедат граѓаните.
Кој ќе води сега сметка за он-лајн диверзитетот? Зарем интернетот ќе им го препуштат на белите расисти, на Путин?