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Υπερηφανευόμαστε σ’ αυτή τη χώρα για πολλά πράγματα. Ανάμεσά τους, η γέννηση του θεάτρου και η μεταλαμπάδευσή του στον δυτικό πολιτισμό. Μείναμε όμως στις δάφνες του… Του Πάνου Σκουρολιάκου* Υπερηφανευόμαστε σ’ αυτή τη χώρα για πολλά πράγματα. Ανάμεσά τους, η γέννηση του θεάτρου και η μεταλαμπάδευσή του στον δυτικό πολιτισμό.

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Αγαπητοί φίλες και φίλοι,

Βρισκόμαστε στηv εποχή που οι ανθρώπινες αξίες καταπατούνται, η Νέα Tάξη Πραγμάτων εγκαθιδρύοντας την Παγκόσμια Δικτατορία σαρώνει, διαλύει, αρπάζει ό,τι αξίζει , σκοτώνει, πολτοποιεί, φανατίζει, τρομοκρατεί και εξαγοράζει τους πάντες.
Η ανθρωπότητα, χωρίς ταγούς, φωνή, αρχές, ελευθερία, ελπίδα και αγάπη, με πυξίδα την εξυπηρέτηση του «εγώ», το χρήμα και τον φόβο, σπρώχνεται στον χειρότερο χωρίς επιστροφή μεσαίωνα.
Θεωρείται πλέον φασισμός να λέγεσαι μητέρα, πατέρας αντί της νεοταξικής ιδεοληψίας «του ορθού» Parent 1 ή 2, ή ακόμη καλύτερο το «Το», που είναι γένος ουδετέρου.

Journée de commémoration du Génocide Arménien "La représentation du Journal d’Angèle Kourtian à Montreuil"

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Journée de commémoration du Génocide Arménien "La représentation du Journal d’Angèle Kourtian à Montreuil"
Επετείος της Γενοκτονίας των Αρμενίων "Η παράσταση των Τετραδίων της Αντζέλ Κουρτιάν στο Παρίσι στο Θέατρο του Μοντρέιγ"

En clôture de la Journée de commémoration du génocide arménien de 1915, à laquelle s’était, pour la première fois, officiellement associée la France, soit ce 24 avril 2019, Christina Alexanian, invitée par le Théâtre Municipal Berthelot de Montreuil, a interprété Le Journal d’Angel Kourtian. Pièce en grec, surtitrée en français, qu’elle-même a adaptée et mise en scène, d’après le livre portant le même titre.

C’est un témoignage bouleversant que nous restitue Angèle Kourtian et qui porte sur les persécutions de tout un peuple, le sien, déraciné, fuyant la guerre, la famine et les exterminations. À travers les yeux de l’enfant qu’elle fut, les spectateurs revivent la catastrophe de Smyrne, le calvaire de l’hellénisme d’Asie Mineure, les cortèges interminables de réfugiés, les massacres, la peur et la mort, mais aussi l’humanité, l’amour et la solidarité jaillissant du cœur des victimes. C’est beaucoup plus tard, en Grèce, qu’elle consigna, dans les cahiers d’écolier de ses toutes petites filles, le précieux récit-document du trajet exemplaire – quasi initiatique– qui les mena, avec sa mère et ses deux sœurs, de Bursa à Smyrne et, de là, en Crète et au Pirée.

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United States Department of Labor:Celebrating Women's History Month

Celebrating Women's History Month U.S. Department of Labor announces departure of Women’s Bureau Director Patricia G. Greene Women's Bureau Director Patricia Greene returned to the private sector effective April 26, 2019. "For a year and a half as Director of the Women's Bureau, Dr. Patti Greene has led the Women's Bureau mission to support America's working women, and ensure that they have access to good, family-sustaining jobs," said U.S. Secretary of Labor Alexander Acosta. "We are grateful for her service, and wish her success in her future endeavors." President Donald J. Trump appointed Greene as Director of the Women's Bureau on October 31, 2017. Strong job growth continues for women In March 2019, the unemployment rate for adult women continued to be at historic lows—3.3%. "The unemployment rate held steady at 3.8%, marking the thirteenth straight month the unemployment rate was at or below 4.0%. In particular, the 3.3% unemployment rate for adult women matched the low since 1953," said Secretary Acosta. "With healthy job growth, rising wages, and low unemployment, we continue to work to increase labor force participation to fill high levels of open jobs." Women's Bureau celebrates Women's History Month On March 29, the Women’s Bureau brought Women’s History Month to a close with a celebration that featured U.S. Secretary of Labor Alexander Acosta and three inspiring women: Solicitor of Labor Kate O’Scannlain, Director of the Women’s Bureau Patricia Greene, and Treasurer of the United States Jovita Carranza. O'Scannlain's keynote focused on new opportunities for women, while Carranza discussed "Aspirations, Behaviors and Confidence" as a roadmap for women’s success in a fireside chat with Greene. "I learned early on that wisdom was not learning through mistakes or experiences, but actually learning through other peoples’ missteps," said Carranza. Blog: Women’s History Month: Honoring the Past, Celebrating the Present, Envisioning the Future During Women’s History Month we honor the female trailblazers of the past, celebrate the achievements of women today, and envision a future of opportunities that knows no bounds... The Women’s Bureau is focused on supporting this growth, and the women who are shaping our current and future workforce. We are proud to explore ways to increase access to quality, affordable child care for families, job creators, and women in the current and future workforce... Today, as every day in our 98-year history, the Women’s Bureau helps ensure that women can capitalize on today’s opportunities, meet the workforce demands of tomorrow, and continue to blaze trails into the next century and beyond. Click here to read the blog. Director Greene at the 2019 International Women's Day Forum Director Greene spoke at a panel during the 2019 International Women's Day Forum co-hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation and the Department of State. In her remarks, Dr. Greene emphasized the promise of technological innovation and artificial intelligence for enhancing women's performance in the labor force. She also addressed the need to support more women in choosing less common career paths, such as those in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). The panelists also discussed the centrality of affordable, quality child care for the success of working families. Click here for more on the International Women's Day Forum. U.S. Department of Labor receives eMentor's 2018 Outstanding Commitment to Mentoring Award On April 24, Paris Mack, Administrative Officer at the Women's Bureau, accepted eMentor's 2018 Outstanding Commitment to Mentoring Award on behalf of the U.S. Department of Labor. The awards ceremony took place at the Women in Military Service for America Memorial as part of the AcademyWomen's Officer Women Leadership Symposium. eMentor is an online mentoring program comprising a database of potential mentors and serves to connect them with current service members and those transitioning out of the military, as well as their spouses. Director Greene speaks at Road to GES Heartland USA On March 19, Women's Bureau Director Patricia Greene participated in the Road to GES Heartland USA, which brought together hundreds of entrepreneurs, investors, and public and private sector leaders from across the Heartland in preparation for the Global Entrepreneurship Summit 2019 to be hosted by the State Department in June 2019. U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo delivered the keynote address. Greene's remarks highlighted the work that the Women's Bureau does to support women entrepreneurs across the nation in strengthening and growing their businesses. Economic Report of the President together with the Annual Report of the Council of Economic Advisers On March 19 the White House released the 2019 Economic Report of the President together with the Annual Report of the Council of Economic Advisers. Chapter 3, titled “Expanding Labor Force Opportunities for Every American,” includes a section on the Administration's policies aimed at reducing the costs of child care and discusses the potential benefits of reducing occupational licensing, among other measures, to catalyze economic growth and encourage greater engagement in the labor market. You can find a summary of the report here. To download the full report click here.

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Dmitry Medvedev answers Russian journalists’ questions

Dmitry Medvedev answers Russian journalists’ questions
30 April 2019 16:00


The Prime Minister answered Russian media representatives’ questions following a Eurasian Intergovernmental Council meeting.

Dmitry Medvedev answers Russian journalists’ questions

The Prime Minister answered Russian media representatives’ questions following a Eurasian Intergovernmental Council meeting.

Excerpts from the transcript:





Dmitry Medvedev answers Russian journalists’ questions

Question: Let me begin with a question about the agenda. The meeting participants discussed the mechanisms for distributing import duties between the countries of the Union beginning 1 January 2020. Which one did the Council decide on? What did you agree on regarding the EEC decision, about which Russia complained, and which requires Russia not to close its market to Belarusian dairy products if they have proper veterinary papers?

Dmitry Medvedev: First, the discussion was truly constructive. We met many times, and it was one of the most constructive discussions. I want to thank my colleagues - the prime ministers and the heads of government of the EAEU member states - for this. This is my first point.

Second, there are difficult and less difficult subjects. The questions you posed fall under the category of difficult subjects. Regarding distribution of customs duties, the solution is as follows. There’s no final solution of how to go about it, because we hear the arguments provided by our Belarusian partners. However, if we fail to reach an agreement by a certain deadline, we will fall back to the previous model. The Kyrgyz Republic is about to freeze its participation in this process. So, we agreed to work hard for the next two to three weeks. A solution must be found through consultations between the governments. My colleagues, deputy prime ministers, received these instructions.

Regarding the decision on the veto related to our appeal to the Eurasian Commission on milk, frankly, we agreed that we will strive to avoid sector-specific sanctions, blockages and decisions associated with the industry as a whole, including, let’s say, the dairy industry. However, we agreed that we would introduce a temporary restriction on all milk-related issues and companies that are now unable to sell their products on the Russian market. That is, nothing will change, and we will review every enterprise individually. That is, we will abandon sector-specific decisions, but they will be replaced by decisions at the company level. Nothing will change in this sense, but we will thoroughly analyse each company like this. I issued these instructions to Minister Patrushev and Head of Rosselkhoznadzor Sergei Dankvert.

Question: Mr Medvedev, Belarus wants to invoice us for damages caused by contaminated oil. What do you think about this? Could this impact in any way Moscow’s position in its discussions with Minsk regarding compensations for tax manoeuvres?

Dmitry Medvedev: Mr Rumas and I just touched on this matter. With regard to contaminated oil, of course, this issue needs to be sorted out. This is a bad incident which needs to be thoroughly investigated. The investigation is being conducted by law enforcement agencies and technical authorities. This investigation should lead to decisions to hold the guilty individuals and companies accountable under administrative or criminal law. We need to make sure that we follow through on all these undertakings. This is what I promised to our partners from Belarus.

At the same time, this contaminated oil has already been replaced by standard crude, and this oil is about to reach Belarus, the country’s pipelines and refineries. I hope that this incident will be closed, although I have to admit once again that it was a bad sign. We must do everything it takes to prevent this from happening again.

As for bundling this incident with various other decisions discussed by Russia and Belarus, this is absolutely out of the question.

Question: Mr Medvedev, I have a question on Ukraine. You received the leaders of Ukraine’s Opposition Platform – For Life, Mr Boiko and Mr Medvedchuk, ahead of the presidential election in Ukraine.

Dmitry Medvedev: I did.

Question: At the meeting, Gazprom CEO, Mr Miller, put forward a number of proposals on gas, including on the gas consortium and the price of gas. To what extent do these proposals apply to the current Ukrainian leadership, after a change of president?

Dmitry Medvedev: Our position remains unchanged. It is not a question of who won or lost. After all, it is up to the people of Ukraine to decide. The question is how we will work together in the future, if at all. Therefore, all the proposals that were made during the conversation with our colleagues from Ukraine naturally apply to the new government, if they want it, of course.

Vladimir Putin sent greetings to Orthodox Christians and all Russian citizens celebrating Easter Sunday

Easter greetings


Vladimir Putin sent greetings to Orthodox Christians and all Russian citizens celebrating Easter Sunday.
April 28, 2019
09:00






Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia with the Holy Fire from Jerusalem during the divine Easter service at the Christ the Saviour Cathedral.

The message reads, in part:

“For centuries, this ancient Christian holiday has been filling people’s hearts with joy and hope, faith in the triumph of life and love. It symbolises the unbreakable connection of times and spiritual traditions that serve to unite our people.

It is crucial that the Russian Orthodox Church and other Christian denominations play a significant inspiring role in preserving the rich historical, cultural heritage for which Russia is celebrated, sincere care for strengthening family values and raising the young generation.

This multifaceted and truly selfless work is worthy of the highest recognition.”

Together with Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, his wife Svetlana Medvedev and Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, Vladimir Putin attended the night Easter service at the Christ the Saviour Cathedral. The liturgy in honour of joyful Christ’s resurrection was conducted by Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia.

Also, the Primate of the Russian Orthodox Church blessed the icon of Christ Not-Made-by-Hands, which was sponsored by the President and created for the main church of the Armed Forces of Russia.