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UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin Rejects Reports of Saudi Arabian Clubs Playing in Champions League

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com October 2, 2023

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Aleksander Ceferin has rejected reports that clubs from Saudi Arabia could also play in the Champions League in the future.

“Only European clubs can take part in the Champions League, the Europa League or the Europa Conference League,” answered the 55-year-old president of the European Football Union UEFA in response to a question from the French sports newspaper L’Équipe.

Despite the upgrade of the financially strong Saudi league, Ceferin does not see this as a threat to European football. »We had a similar approach from China, who bought players at the end of their careers and offered them a lot of money. The result: Chinese football did not develop further and did not qualify for the World Cup,” explained Ceferin.

“Not the right way”

This summer, a number of stars like Neymar and Sadio Mané moved to Saudi Arabia for a lot of money, which Ceferin is critical of: “That’s not the right way, they should work on training players and coaches, but that’s not my problem .”

In Ceferin’s opinion, only players at the end of their careers and those who are not ambitious enough are drawn to the desert: “As far as I know, Mbappé and Haaland don’t dream of Saudi Arabia,” he said, referring to the superstars Kylian who play in Europe Mbappé and Erling Haaland. “We’ll see what happens, but I don’t believe for a second that this could jeopardize our competitions.”

2023-10-02 12:24:18
#Ceferin #Premier #class #continues #clubs #Saudi #Arabia

October 2, 2023 0 comments

Business

Changes to Financial Planning in Waging am See Market Town Require Supplementary Budget

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 29, 2023

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Waging am See – The financial situation in the market town has changed significantly compared to the budget planning for 2023, so that it has become necessary to issue a supplementary budget statute including a supplementary budget. The local council took note of this at its most recent meeting and approved both the statutes and the changed financial planning until the end of 2026.

As treasurer Bernhard Kraus explained to the local council, the planned volume in the administrative budget has been reduced from around 16.1 million to around 15.34 million euros compared to the original planning. The expenditure estimates were reduced by around 850,000. This is primarily due to underspending on material administrative and operating expenses. There was also a reduction in expenditure of around 53,000 euros in the district levy due to the reduction in the assessment rates by one percentage point. There are further savings in loan interest, as the originally planned borrowing could be reduced and new debt of only 1.5 million euros is now planned.

The loan reduction is explained by underspending of around 4.3 million in the 2023 capital budget. However, this is not due to savings, but rather to the postponement of funds to later years, as some construction projects, such as the construction of a new bridge over the Lohbach near Graben, are Redesign of the parking lot on Salzburger Straße, the construction of a children’s playground in the Westendsiedlung or the planning and construction of an all-day school were not implemented as planned this year.

According to financial planning, borrowing of around 3.3 million euros is expected for 2024. Borrowing of around eleven million euros is planned by 2027. If the planned borrowings actually have to take place, the market community will reach the limits of its financial resilience, says Kraus. Therefore, every effort must be made to ensure that loans have to be taken out on a much smaller scale. In the supplementary budget, the originally planned addition to the capital budget of around 900,000 euros was completely avoided. Unfortunately there was no increase in income. According to the supplementary budget statutes, the administrative budget is balanced.

In the asset budget, the planned volume was significantly reduced from around 15.2 million to 11.5 million euros due to the postponement of some projects. In addition, the planned share capital increase to the municipal utilities amounting to 1.4 million euros was taken from the supplementary budget. It said that every effort is currently being made to improve the economic situation of the company’s own business. The community wants to wait for the results before resorting to a share capital increase. There are no changes to the reserves compared to planning.

When borrowing 1.5 million euros, it was agreed that a ten-year term with a ten-year fixed interest rate would be agreed, with only half of the loan being repaid in these ten years. Special repayments should not be agreed. Kämmerer Kraus also pointed out that in the coming years a focus must be placed on “all-day school and all-day care places”, because from 2026 every child will have a legal right to this, starting with the first grade. Before planning further major projects such as the construction of the Waging fire station, at least an exact cost calculation for the construction of an all-day school should be available.

The administration has presented the council with a roadmap showing how the all-day school project should be prepared before funding is submitted. A seminar with all stakeholders, administration, local council, school and all-day care, will take place shortly. Time is of the essence, because for school measures, according to Kraus, the funding requirements for the following year must be reported to the government of Upper Bavaria by November of each year. If construction is planned for 2024, a notification would have to be made in November 2023. con

2023-09-29 12:32:27
#expenses #loans #planned

September 29, 2023 0 comments

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Bundesliga Cup Upsets: Augsburg Eliminated in First Round After Bremen and Bochum

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 18, 2023

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After Bremen and Bochum: Augsburg out in the first round of the cup

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Frankfurt’s goalscorer Mario Götze makes everything clear with the 0:2. Photo: dpanitf3

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Wolfsburg’s Tiago Tomas (r) hit the ball to make it 3-0. Photo: dpanitf3

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There was nothing to be gained for them in round one: Oberachern’s Cemal Durmus (h) is lying on the ground after a failed shot on goal. Photo: dpanitf3

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Ruben Varga’s expression corresponded to the Augsburg result. Photo: dpanitf3

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Düsseldorf’s Felix Klaus (l) and Yannik Engelhardt celebrate Düsseldorf’s early lead. Photo: dpanitf3

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Bundesliga newcomer Heidenheim prevailed with a lot of goals against Rostocker FC. Photo: dpanitf3

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Bakery Jatta (3rd from left) gave HSV the lead in their win in Essen. Photo: dpanitf3

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Paderborn players celebrate the fourth goal in the first round duel against Cottbus. Photo: dpanitf3

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Frankfurt’s Malik McLemore and Rostock’s Alexander Rossipal in a duel. Photo: dpanitf3

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Union’s goalscorer Sheraldo Becker (r) celebrates with his teammates about the goal to make it 2-0. Photo: dpanitf3

#Bremen #Bochum #Augsburg #cup

September 18, 2023 0 comments

Sport

37th Calendar Week: Historical Events, Birthdays, and Death Days

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 15, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

37th calendar week, 258th day of the year

107 days left until the end of the year

Zodiac sign: Virgo

Name day: Ludmilla, Melitta, Roland, Notburg

HISTORICAL DATA

2022 – The German director Wim Wenders receives the Praemium Imperiale cultural prize. Other award winners include Chinese artist Ai Weiwei and Polish pianist Krystian Zimerman. The Japan Art Association awards the prize, worth around 110,000 euros, every year.

2022 – Swiss tennis star Roger Federer announces the end of his career at the age of 41. The long-time world number one and 20-time Grand Slam tournament winner cites physical problems as the reason.

2008 – Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy: Despite dramatic rescue negotiations by the US government and other Wall Street banks, the 158-year-old traditional company had to file for protection from creditors.

1998 – The Hanover-Berlin ICE route goes into operation after six years of construction.

1983 – Klaus Tennstedt becomes the first German to take up the position of chief conductor and musical director of the London Philharmonic.

1983 – Richard von Weizsäcker (CDU) is received as the first governing mayor of West Berlin by the GDR State Council Chairman Erich Honecker in East Berlin.

1973 – Carl XVI Gustaf becomes King Gustav VI on the anniversary of his grandfather’s death. Adolf was proclaimed King of Sweden. On September 19th he will be sworn in on the constitution.

1968 – The New National Gallery by architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe opens in Berlin.

1908 – Swedish explorer Sven Hedin arrives in the Indian city of Simla after his third expedition to Asia.

BIRTHDAYS

1973 – Prince Daniel (50), Swedish prince, husband of the heir to the Swedish throne, Crown Princess Victoria

1963 – Maike Bollow (60), German actress (“Today I’m blonde”)

1933 – Petra Schürmann, German TV presenter and actress (ZDF series “Eating like God in Germany”), election for “Miss World” 1956, died 2010

1873 – Otto Wels, German politician, gave the last free speech in the Reichstag on March 23, 1933 against the National Socialists’ “Enabling Act” (“Freedom and life can be taken away from us, but not our honor.”), died in 1939

1803 – Grandville, French cartoonist, “The Metamorphoses of the Day”, died 1847 (according to other information, born on September 13th)

DEATH DAYS

1978 – Willy Messerschmitt, German aircraft designer, who designed around 40 of his own aircraft models and produced sewing machines and motor vehicles “cabin scooters” during the aircraft construction ban after the war, namesake of the companies: Messerschmitt Flugzeugbau GmbH 1923, Messerschmitt AG 1938, Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm GmbH 1969, born 1898

1973 – Gustav VI Adolf, King of Sweden 1950-1973, grandfather of Carl XVI. Gustaf, born 1882

2023-09-14 22:06:26
#Calendar #sheet #September #15th

September 15, 2023 0 comments

News

New Coalition Agreement in Bremen: Red-Green-Red Government Alliance Set to Continue

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com July 1, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Eight weeks after the state elections in Bremen, the new edition of the red-green-red government alliance is about to be completed. State party conferences of the SPD and Greens approved the negotiated coalition agreement with large majorities on Saturday. The Left Party wanted to vote on Sunday. The agreement is expected to be officially signed on Monday. On Wednesday (July 5th) the parliament is to elect the new senate headed by Mayor Andreas Bovenschulte (SPD). Red-Green-Red has ruled in the smallest federal state since 2019.

The new contract is “a good compromise with a clear social democratic signature,” said Bovenschulte in front of 130 delegates. “We want to have an active labor and industrial policy.” The SPD relies on a strong economy and good jobs; on this basis, social tasks such as internal security and education could be fulfilled. “The priority is to provide all children with a daycare place,” said Bovenschulte.

Senator for Economics to be responsible for ports in the future

Nevertheless, concessions to the partners played a role in the party congresses. Many SPD members frowned on the fact that Economics Senator Kristina Vogt (Left Party) will be responsible for the ports in the future. “We won’t let our port be taken away from us,” said a comrade from Seestadt.

Bovenschulte assured: “In this constellation, we will also have a massive influence on port policy.” It was possible to force the left into cabinet discipline at the Energy Port. The new port facility in Bremerhaven is intended to support wind energy at sea and serve as a transhipment point for renewable energies.

The determinations on hospital policy reaped the most opposition at the party congress. The coalition partners want to centralize services in the loss-making Bremen clinic group Geno. Among other things, a heart center that is important throughout Germany is to move from the Klinikum links der Weser to the Klinikum Bremen-Mitte. Nevertheless, in the end there were mostly yes votes with a few votes against and abstentions.

SPD staff named for future state government

The party congress also named the SPD staff for the future state government – starting with Bovenschulte as mayor and president of the Senate. According to this, Interior Senator Ulrich Mäurer should continue, as should Education Senator Sascha Karolin Aulepp. The previous port senator Claudia Schilling is to take over the department for social affairs, labor and justice.

The new building senator is to be Özlem Ünsal from Kiel, a former SPD member of the Schleswig-Holstein state parliament. This raised internal questions because the parliamentarian Falk Wagner would have been available as a suitable Bremen candidate. With him, however, the quota for women would have been violated. Bovenschulte recognized Ünsal’s experience in construction policy in Kiel. For voting, he called for the party to be united: “If we want to be successful, the most important requirement is that we are united.” Ünsal then received a good result in the individual vote.

The Greens also had a lot of approval of the coalition agreement – even if the party lost votes in the election on May 14 and its influence in the alliance has shrunk. “After the election result, we could hardly have expected to be able to anchor so many green programs in a coalition agreement,” said head of state Alexandra Werwarth. Green Senate members are to be Björn Fecker (finance) and Kathrin Moosdorf (climate, environment, science).

2023-07-01 15:39:46
#SPD #Greens #clear #coalition #Bremen

July 1, 2023 0 comments

Business

Lawyer argues COVID-19 data and questions vaccination safety in legal case

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com May 26, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

According to the lawyer, he has a data volume of 1.8 gigabits on his computer, which deals solely with SARS-CoV-2, with tests, vaccinations and everything that goes with it. Siemund presented part of it in room 233; backed up with »scientific knowledge« from all over the world. A PCR test is said to be “completely unsuitable” for detecting an infection. “The numbers aren’t worth anything,” the lawyer claimed, other “opinions” being suppressed. The lawyer asked for expert opinions to be obtained from six named scientists who should prove that the number of vaccinations correlates with the number of deaths, that vaccinations endanger health and life. “The risk here is six times higher than with any previous vaccination,” he claimed.

His client was in an emergency. “She had to dodge this vaccination to avoid endangering herself,” the defense attorney explained. He asked on what legal basis the head of the facility could request proof of vaccination and what infection protection concept was in place at the time of the crime. “Rejected,” said Judge Josef Haiker about the various applications for evidence.

Public prosecutor Thomas Putschbach also did not want to recognize any “evidence relevance”: “I don’t know what that has to do with the charge.” A health certificate is a document, Putschbach affirmed. In addition, the head of a private facility can decide on access restrictions, also against the background that old and sick people are staying there. For “selfish motives” the accused may have endangered others and violated guidelines for the protection of the population.

“It’s a tragedy,” Edgar Siemund began a long closing speech. Broad sections of the population have been taken in by a “huge fake” and the “silence in this country” is just as great as the “corpse obedience”. “A legal catastrophe,” the lawyer complained, and asked, “How many more dead?” Until the “mainstream finally reported.” Siemund combined the critical sideways glance at the press representative with the accusation: “The facts are being suppressed.” everyone who presents a fake health certificate is a hero.« The arguments against vaccination are »so gigantic« that his client has to be acquitted.

From Josef Haiker’s point of view, the certificate presented represents a health certificate and a document. It is incorrect because it came about without any examination and its presentation is therefore punishable. The criminal judge also saw no “justifying emergency” because no one had forced the woman to be vaccinated. “The whole thing is punishable, regardless of what you think of a vaccination,” concluded Haiker. “When doctors just randomly issue certificates, it shakes confidence in medicine.” The woman’s notebook, who was released from the facility a few days later, remains confiscated as a crime.

Hannes Hofer

2023-05-26 11:00:49
#cure #false #proof

May 26, 2023 0 comments

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