Cannabis legalization in Germany: Government slows down fears of clash with EU laws
Legal hurdles are slowing the German government's plans to allow the controlled distribution of cannabis among adults, with fears that a poorly drafted law to legalize the drug could be struck down by the European Court of Justice.
Në një marrëveshje koalicioni të nënshkruar nëntorin e kaluar, qeveria trepalëshe e udhëhequr nga kancelari, Olaf Scholz, deklaroi synimin e saj për ta bërë të ligjshme shitjen e kanabisit tek të rriturit ,deri në pranverën e ardhshme.Të hënën, një analizë ligjore nga shërbimi hulumtues i parlamentit gjerman, paralajmëroi se një lëvizje për legalizimin e kanabisit do të binte ndesh me rregulloret evropiane në më shumë se një mënyrë.
The Schengen agreement also obliges signatories to limit the export, sale and illegal supply of "narcotic drugs, including cannabis". While the German government remains on track to pass a law within the current parliamentary term to allow the distribution of cannabis, it is also seeing the latest plans in Luxembourg as a way to legalize the drug with minimal risk of breaking European laws.
Is air security compromised by hackers? Belinda Balluku speaks
The Deputy Prime Minister, at the same time the Minister of Energy and Infrastructure, Belinda Balluku says that air navigation cannot be affected by any possible cyber attack.
During an interview in "Euroneës Albania" the minister said that air security cannot be affected as "it is a closed system and cannot be accessed from outside.
“Airlines will not disrupt them. Air navigation in the Republic of Albania is not an open program that has interactivity with other programs. It is a completely closed program.
Regarding the hacking of the TIMS system at the Rinas airport and the border points, Balluku underlined that they do not have the same security parameters as air navigation.
Turmoil on the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan: Bombings and casualties are reported
Fierce clashes were reported in the early hours of this morning between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The first data published in the media say that there were bombings and as a result several victims.
The fighting marks the latest clash between the two arch-enemies since a war broke out in 2020 over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region.
Armenia's defense ministry said Azerbaijan began "intense shelling" against Armenian military positions in the direction of the cities of Goris, Sok and Jermuk at 00:05 am (20:05 GMT) on Tuesday. Azerbaijani troops used drones, as well as "artillery and large-caliber firearms."
During the procession of the Queen in Scotland, the crowd does not forget to abuse Prince Andrew
During the funeral cortege of Queen Elizabeth, a young man in the crowd began to loudly insult Prince Andrew, previously accused of sexual abuse of minors, in the properties of the notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
As it appears in the video published by The Guardian, during the time when the procession followed by the queen's 3 sons, King Charles, Andrew and Edward, as well as the princess daughter, begins to verbally abuse Andrew, calling him a "sick old man maniac".
The young man's insults seem unabated and continue for about 30 seconds until someone violently pulls him from behind and the young man collapses.
Further, the camera records from behind the crowd where it can be seen that the "problematic" young man is pushed with contempt by some people and is accompanied or taken under protection by a police officer.
Source: The Guardian, CNN
