Search

The article argues that mandatory legal dialogue and mediation should be introduced early in separations to support parents in resolving conflicts before they escalate into court processes that negatively affect the children and cost society large sums. #barnrätt #vårdnadstvister #familjerätt (translated)

Misha Istratov argues in his debate article that hunting does not need more state protection, but should instead be treated like other activities that receive tax money, with demands for transparency, competition, and separation between interest politics and official duties. #jakt #civilsamhälle #politik (translated)

🇨🇦 PM Carney’s Thanksgiving message struck a chord. Canada is more than borders. It’s our people & shared history. Oct. 19: Albertans vote on staying in Canada or beginning a process toward a separation referendum. Canada is stronger together. Worth defending. Always. ❤️🇨🇦 #CanadaStrong #SheShed

The Walloon government denied the claims made by the president of the MR regarding the suspension of family benefits for those who break the law, stating that this measure will not be implemented and reiterating the separation of powers. #Belgique #Politique #AllocationsFamiliales (translated)

Joan Larroumec presented the tensions between France and Germany as a result of increasing competition, particularly in the defense industry. He indicated that Berlin planned military spending of €108 billion in 2026, compared to €57 billion for Paris, and nearly €140 billion in 2027. According to him, Germany was seeking to use these expenditures as a lever for economic transformation, while its historical industrial model was weakened. Larroumec notably cited the decline in German exports to China, which he claimed fell from €106 billion in 2022 to €81 billion in 2025, as well as a reduction of 142,400 jobs in the German automotive industry since 2019. He also wrote that German defense start-ups had received $3.5 billion in investments in 2026, compared to $375 million in France, and that Berlin had concluded a framework agreement with Helsing and Stark that could reach €4.3 billion. He estimated that this strategy heightened rivalries between the two countries and jeopardized their joint programs. He reported that Paris and Berlin acknowledged on June 8 that the SCAF could not be successfully executed, and that the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces announced Germany's abandonment of the MGCS tank program. He also mentioned competition in drones, artificial intelligence, and space, where, according to him, Germany was seeking to reduce France's position. Finally, Larroumec argued that France's financial difficulties limited its ability to invest in defense and risked weakening its industry. He stated that French and German interests were becoming increasingly misaligned and that this situation could lead to chaotic episodes in Europe. #France #Allemagne #Défense (translated)

The author claimed that Hungary’s prime minister was setting conditions for the courts and that judges were expected to follow his orders. They wrote that the rule of law had been stronger in late-communist Hungary, accused the separation of powers of collapsing and described the prime minister as mentally ill and acting recklessly. #Jogállamiság #Függetlenség #Politika #HU

Ugo Bernalicis denounced the summons of parents by a prefect to remind them of their alleged legal responsibility for acts that had not been judged. He argued that the administrative authority could neither replace the judiciary nor publicly comment on the responsibility of individuals before a judicial decision. While some might see this as a communication operation, he indicated that he perceived the trivialization of a repressive logic and a worrying extension of the role of prefects in justice. He reminded that the separation of powers and the presumption of innocence must be respected, even in the name of public order. #Justice #SéparationDesPouvoirs #DroitsDeLHomme (translated)

Seydi Ba asked the prefect on what basis he considered minors to be involved, whether he had consulted their criminal records and on what grounds. He also asked if they had been convicted and if, failing that, the presumption of innocence was still recognized for them. Ba stated that summoning parents to remind them of their obligations was the responsibility of the prosecutor and not the prefect, adding that the presence of the public prosecutor did not change this prerogative. He believed that the priority given to communication relegated the separation of powers to the background. #Justice #DroitsDesMineurs #SéparationDesPouvoirs (translated)

Kely Péripéties recounted that after explaining to her father her separation from her ex and crying in front of him for the first time in years, he had offered to accompany her to Bricomarché. They had bought screws and other supplies there, and then spent two days building a cabinet for her father's garage. She added that this project marked the beginning of her recovery. #papa #réconfort #relation (translated)

🚨 Devenir mère, perdre 30 % de revenu ? Ce que le HCE met sur la table 📒 Rapport - Du plancher collant au plafond de mère - Quels leviers pour mettre fin à la pénalité maternelle et construire une réelle égalité socio‑économique entre les femmes et les hommes ? ✍️ Haut Conseil à l’Égalité entre les femmes et les hommes (HCE), présidé par Bérangère Couillard. Rapport de la commission « Parité dans les sphères politiques, administratives, économiques et sociales » — co-présidence Olivia Barreau et Patrick Genelle ; co-rapporteures Marie-Claude Bertrand et Michèle Vianes Capsules Audio de Pratiques en Santé 🎙️🎥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVxjGD0ltW8 🔍💡 Pénalité maternelle : selon les travaux cités par le HCE, l’arrivée des enfants expliquerait l’essentiel de l’écart de revenus femmes-hommes (88 % en 2020). 🧭 46 recommandations, de l’EVARS au post-partum, des pensions alimentaires à la ruralité : des repères pour accompagner les mères aux moments où les trajectoires basculent. Analyse de Pratiques en Santé et lien vers la source ℹ️➕ https://www.pratiquesensante.com/blog/pratiques-15/rapport-du-plancher-collant-au-plafond-de-mere-6228 📌 Les professionnel·les qui accompagnent des mères — périnatalité, PMI, action sociale, insertion, accès aux droits, violences conjugales — voient chaque jour les effets décrits ici, sans toujours en percevoir la mécanique d’ensemble. Le rapport relie temps partiel, charge mentale, santé mentale post-partum, séparation, pension impayée et logement en une même chaîne, chiffres à l’appui. Il aide à repérer les moments de bascule (naissance, reprise du travail, rupture) et les droits mobilisables à chacun (entretien postnatal, intermédiation des pensions, ASF, aide universelle d’urgence). Utile pour argumenter un projet, préparer une formation ou nourrir un plaidoyer local. 🇬🇧: Report - From sticky floor to mother’s ceiling - https://www.pratiquesensante.com/en/blog/practices-15/rapport-du-plancher-collant-au-plafond-de-mere-6228 #️⃣ #pratiquesensante #PénalitéMaternelle #ÉgalitéFemmesHommes #Parentalité #SantéPérinatale #ViolencesÉconomiques #Monoparentalité #DéterminantsSociaux

AuPalais argued that the prefect, as the authority of administrative police, was neither a prosecutor nor a judge and could not summon parents, who he believed were not required to appear. He invoked the separation of administrative and judicial powers and argued that the prefect should not have access to the list of suspected children. #Droit #Justice #SéparationDesPouvoirs (translated)

The article explores the testimonies of women with cancer who, faced with the loss of their partner, share their experiences of romantic breakup and rebuilding, highlighting that women are more exposed to these separations than men due to gender roles and marital stress related to illness. #Cancer #RuptureAmoureuse #FemmeEtSanté (translated)

🚨🚨 LES PLUS GRANDES LIGUES EUROPÉENNES METTENT LA PRESSION SUR LA FIFA ! Dans un courrier commun, la Premier League 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿, La Liga 🇪🇸, la Bundesliga 🇩🇪 et la Serie A 🇮🇹 réclament une REFONTE DE LA GOUVERNANCE DE LA FIFA. 👉 Plus de contre-pouvoirs et de transparence 👉 Une vraie place pour les ligues, clubs et joueurs dans les décisions 👉 Une séparation claire entre pouvoir réglementaire et intérêts commerciaux 🗞️ via @AbdellahBoulma #FIFA #Football #Transparence

Marine Le Pen, Nicolas Sarkozy, Alexis Kohler, Richard Ferrand, 26 ministres d'Emmanuel Macron... L'ampleur de la corruption dans notre pays, c'est au sommet. "Pour une loi de séparation de l’argent et de l’État", nos mesures sur la probité -> https://t.co/nX6tJL4gmB https://t.co/RjhSO25ava #Corruption #Politique #SéparationDesPowers #FR

FROM THE STREETS OF SAN SEVERO TO THE "STANFORD SOCIAL INNOVATION REVIEW": "TEATRO EDICOLA" BECOMES AN INTERNATIONAL CASE STUDY SOURCE: https://www.sanseverocitta.it/dalle-strade-di-san-severo.../ SAN SEVERO (FG) - Six persons enter a newsstand. Before them there are no newspapers, periodicals, or tobacco, but rather a theatrical stage of less than two square metres. The actors stand but a few paces from the spectators, with scarcely any separation betwixt performer and beholder. It is thus that a place abandoned for years in San Severo hath been restored to life. And today that modest theatrical experiment hath come under the glare of international attention. This is the history of the Teatro Edicola, the project realised by the company Foyer '97, under the artistic direction of Francesco Gravino, which hath transformed a former newsstand in Via Tondi into one of the smallest stages hitherto conceived. The project commenced on 27th March last with a formula at once simple and singularly original: six seats, a most circumscribed scenic space, and performances of but a few minutes' duration. A minimal distance betwixt public and interpreters that doth wholly transfigure the traditional relation between spectator and theatre. The wager, however, was immediately rewarded by the public. More than sixty persons attended the performances in a single afternoon, and the three days of the inaugural season recorded a complete sold-out. From a local experiment, the Teatro Edicola hath thus become a case capable of attracting attention far beyond the confines of the Province of Foggia. In September 2026, the Stanford Social Innovation Review, the journal of Stanford University, shall publish upon its website and in its Fall 2026 print edition the reportage "The Six-Seat Revolution", authored by Dr Luciano Magaldi Sardella and overseen editorially by Deputy Editor David V. Johnson. The interest of the American review doth not concern merely the originality of the theatrical proposition. The Teatro Edicola is, indeed, observed as a potential exemplar of low-cost social innovation and urban regeneration. The notion is particularly compelling in a country such as Italy, wherein numerous newsstands have ceased their activity and risk becoming vacant interstices within the urban fabric. The question, at bottom, is simple: may a place born to vend newspapers become anew a locus of encounter? In San Severo the answer hath been entrusted to the theatre. The newsstand hath not been merely restored in corporeal terms. It hath changed its function, transmuting itself into a place wherein artists encounter the public directly and wherein the performance becometh part of the quotidian life of the street. "The theatre cometh into the street wherein thou walkest every day," explained Francesco Gravino, thereby synthesising the philosophy underpinning the project. And it is precisely this aspect which hath rendered the experiment compelling also upon the plane of its possible replicability. Initial requests for information have already arrived from other cities, amongst them Lucca and Rome, desirous of apprehending the model and the modalities for its realisation. The strength of the Teatro Edicola resideth also in its apparent disproportion: a minimal investment and space to produce a far greater cultural effect. There is no need for a grand theatre, an auditorium of hundreds of seats, or complex structures. An unused space, an idea, and the will to restore it to the community suffice. That former newsstand in Via Tondi, therefore, narrateth something that transcendeth theatre itself. It narrateth the possibility of reconceiving the spaces of our cities, restoring a social function to places that seemed to have lost it definitively.

🚨🚨 LA SÉPARATION ENTRE PAUL POGBA 🇫🇷 ET L’AS MONACO 🇲🇨 S’EST FAITE EN TRÈS BONS TERMES ! 😁🤝 Le joueur a pris conscience qu’il n’y arrivait pas à Monaco. IL CONTINUE À UTILISER LES INFRASTRUCTURES DU CLUB POUR TROUVER UN NOUVEAU CHALLENGE ! 👀 🗞️ @Rothensenflamme https://t.co/2kqmu7VcO7 #PaulPogba #ASMonaco #Football

“TEATRO EDICOLA” OF SAN SEVERO BECOMES AN INTERNATIONAL CASE STUDY IN THE “STANFORD SOCIAL INNOVATION REVIEW (SSIR)” — STANFORD UNIVERSITY SOURCE: https://l1nq.com/rruntbb LA GAZZETTA DI SAN SEVERO SAN SEVERO (FG) — Six persons enter a news kiosk. Before them lie no newspapers, magazines, or tobacco, but a theatrical stage measuring less than two square metres. The actors stand but a few paces from the spectators, with scarce any separation betwixt those who perform and those who behold. It is in this manner that in San Severo a place abandoned for years hath begun to live anew. And today that diminutive theatrical experiment hath fallen beneath the glare of international attention. It is the story of the “Teatro Edicola”, the project realised by the company Foyer ’97, under the artistic direction of Francesco Gravino, which hath transformed an old news kiosk in Via Tondi into one of the smallest stages ever conceived. The project commenced on 27th March last, with a formula as simple as it is original: six seats, a stage of most exiguous dimensions, and performances lasting but a few minutes. A minimal distance betwixt public and performers that doth wholly alter the traditional relationship betwixt spectator and theatre. The wager, however, was forthwith rewarded by the public. More than 60 persons attended the performances in a single afternoon, and the three days of the inaugural season registered a complete sold-out. From a local experiment, the “Teatro Edicola” hath thus become a case capable of attracting attention far beyond the confines of the Province of Foggia. In September 2026, the Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR), the journal of Stanford University, shall publish upon its website and in its Fall 2026 print edition the reportage “The Six-Seat Revolution”, authored by Dr Luciano Magaldi Sardella and edited by Deputy Editor David V. Johnson. The interest of the American review concerneth not merely the originality of the theatrical proposition. The Teatro Edicola is, in fact, observed as a potential paradigm of social innovation and low-cost urban regeneration. Become a Medium member The idea is particularly compelling in a country such as Italy, wherein numerous news kiosks have ceased their activity and risk becoming vacant interstices within the urban fabric. The question, at bottom, is simple: can a place born to sell newspapers become once more a locus of encounter? In San Severo, the answer hath been entrusted to the theatre. The kiosk hath not been merely restored in a physical sense. It hath changed its function, transforming itself into a place where artists encounter the public directly and where the performance becometh part of the quotidian life of the street. “The theatre cometh into the street wherein thou walkest every day,” Francesco Gravino hath explained, thus synthesising the philosophy underpinning the project. And it is precisely this aspect that hath rendered the experience interesting also upon the plane of its potential replicability. Initial requests for information have already arrived from other cities, amongst them Lucca and Rome, interested in learning of the model and the modalities for its realisation. The strength of the Teatro Edicola resideth also in its apparent disproportion: a minimal investment and space to produce a cultural effect far greater. There is no need for a grand theatre, an auditorium of hundreds of seats, or complex structures. An unused space sufficeth, together with an idea and the will to restore it to the community. That old kiosk in Via Tondi, therefore, recounteth something that goeth beyond the theatre. It recounteth the possibility of rethinking the spaces of our cities, restoring a social function to places that seemed to have definitively lost it.