In Zillingtal (Eisenstadt-Surroundings district), a woman died following an explosion in a container on Tuesday followingnoon. The firefighters found the 55-year-old lifeless during the extinguishing work, said a spokesman for the APA district fire brigade command in Eisenstadt. The cause is now under investigation.
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Culture Moves Europe: Tender for residency houses – mica
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Cultural organizations that regularly organize artistic and creative activities and/or those that have the capacity to carry out an international artistic and cultural residency project are eligible to apply.
The call provides financial support for organizations and individual artists who are registered as legal entities and wish to host international artists and cultural workers for a residency project. This call is for hosts who are active in the following areas:
- architecture
- cultural heritage
- design and fashion design
- literary translation
- Music
- Performing Arts
- Visual arts
The application process is divided into two phases:
- the choice of hosts
- the confirmation of the invited artists, cultural workers and cultural professionals selected by the hosts
Criteria for Participation
In order to apply, you must
- be a representative of an organization or a person incorporated as a legal entity
- Organize activities related to at least one of the above areas
- regularly organize artistic and cultural activities or/and have the capacity (ie premises, services, staff and supervision) to carry out an artistic and cultural residency project
- invite at least one and at most five artists to participate in the residency project who are legally resident in at least one other Creative Europe country
The project must last a minimum of 22 days and a maximum of 300 days.
The hosts should all participate in the residency project at the same time and for the same duration.
The residency project and the stay of the individuals must be uninterrupted.
Each host must be present at the host’s premises and spend at least 70% of their time working on their residency project.
Schedule for the application process
Die submission deadline this first tender for residency houses ends on June 15, 202311:59 p.m. CET (Central European Time).
In order to fill out the online application form, applicants must first create an account on the Goethe application portal.
At the end of July 2023, the applicants whose residency project was selected will be selected by the Goethe-Institut, which is responsible for Culture Moves Europe responsible organization, informed and invited to proceed with the selection of the artists participating in their projects.
Selected hosts have one year from the date of signature of the grant agreement to complete their project.
inclusion and sustainability
Culture Moves Europe will provide special support to people with disabilities and people caring for children. Special support will also be given to those traveling to and from the EU’s overseas countries and territories and outermost regions. The call for applications for visiting stays aims to ensure a balance between the gender and the geographical distribution of the fellows.
Culture Moves Europe is also committed to working in a sustainable and environmentally conscious manner.
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China’s Xi Jinping discusses 12-point peace plan with Putin at Kremlin meeting | Global Affairs
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
During his state visit to Moscow, Chinese President Xi Jinping discussed with Russian President Vladimir Putin the peace plan he has proposed to end the war in Ukraine. This initiative consists of twelve points, which Putin had promised to review. The Chinese position advocates for a political solution to the crisis in Ukraine and emphasizes the respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries. It also calls for a ceasefire, resumption of peace talks, resolution of the humanitarian crisis, and protection of nuclear power plants. Furthermore, it seeks to ensure the stability of industrial and supply chains and reconstruction of Ukraine following the war. Jinping also invited Putin to visit China in 2023, and China is willing to provide help in the reconstruction of Ukraine.
Chinese President Xi Jinping discussed with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, during his state visit to Moscow the peace plan he devised to end the war in Ukraine.
It is an initiative that consists of twelve points and that the highest Russian authority had promised to review.
The document, presented on February 24 on the occasion of the first anniversary of the conflict that Russia started in Ukraine on Putin’s orders, outlines the Chinese position “for a political solution to the crisis in Ukraine.”
The pillars of the Chinese initiative are:
1. Respect for “the sovereignty of all countries” and “its territorial integrity”.
2. The abandonment of the “cold war mentality” and respect for the “legitimate security concerns of countries”something that Beijing has reiterated since the invasion began, in reference to Russia.
3. A ceasefire and a call to “moderation” to “prevent the crisis from deteriorating further or even getting out of control.”
4. The resumption of peace talks, given that “dialogue and negotiation are the only viable way out to resolve the crisis.”
5. The resolution of the humanitarian crisis, “effectively protecting the safety of civilians” and “establishing humanitarian corridors for their evacuation from war zones.”
6. Support for the “exchange of prisoners between Russia and Ukraine” and the cessation of “attacks on civilian facilities.”
7. The protection of the safety of nuclear power plants and the cessation of “armed attacks once morest nuclear power plants”.
8. “Strategic risk reduction,” which includes an emphasis that “nuclear war should not and cannot be fought.”
9. The guarantee of the export of cereals, in which the United Nations must “play an important role”.
10. The cessation of “unilateral sanctions” for “not solving problems, and may even create new ones,” according to Beijing, which has expressed its opposition to sanctions once morest Moscow since the beginning of the war.
11. The protection of the stability of industrial and supply chains, which includes a request to all parties to “oppose the politicization and instrumentalization of the world economy”.
12. Support for the reconstruction of Ukraine following the war, something to which China is willing to “provide help”.
Invitation to Putin to go to China
Let us remember that on Monday Jinping invited his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, to visit China in 2023.
“Yesterday I invited President Putin to visit China this year at a convenient time for him, as China will host the third international forum under the Belt and Road Initiative this year,” Xi said, according to the agency. TASS official.
Xi said that the new Chinese premier, Li Qiang, will give priority to developing the partnership with Russia.
In conclusion, Chinese President Xi Jinping’s peace plan to end the war in Ukraine has gained momentum with his recent discussion with Russian President Putin during his state visit to Moscow. The twelve-point initiative emphasizes the importance of respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries, abandoning the cold war mentality, and resuming peace talks. Furthermore, it highlights the need to protect civilians and nuclear power plants and to support the reconstruction of Ukraine. It is a comprehensive plan that advocates for peaceful coexistence and emphasizes cooperation instead of confrontation. Moreover, the invitation for Putin to visit China in 2023 underlines the importance of strengthening partnerships and developing relationships between these two countries. Let us hope that this initiative helps in achieving long-lasting peace and stability in Ukraine.
This is how the former F1 driver described the victory of ‘Czech’ in Jeddah – Fox Sports
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
The triumph of Sergio Pérez in Yeda It continues to give people something to talk regarding, because now it was Martin Brundleformer pilot of Formula 1who was so surprised with the result of the Mexican that he even puts him as a serious rival of Max Verstappen this year.
“Pérez in front he matched everything that his teammate Verstappen he was able to muster speed-wise and won the race in great style. His fifth victory, four of which have been on street circuits, but more importantly, his first victory with Max in second place”, assured the current analyst of Sky Sports.
“The team of Verstappen maybe you were surprised that Pérez might match their pace, and they were no doubt annoyed that it was ultimately the qualifying issue that prevented them from Max set a new record of 16 wins in 21 races,” he added. Brundle.
WHEN AND WHERE IS THE NEXT RACE OF ‘CHECO’ PÉREZ IN FORMULA 1?
following the Saudi Arabian Grand Prixhe 2023 Formula 1 World Championship continues from Melbourne with the Australian Grand Prix.
This will be the third race of the year, in which Red Bull Racing will seek to retain leadership both in the Constructors’ Championship as in the Drivers Championship.
The Mexican Sergio Perezfor his part, goes for his second consecutive podium in Melbourne following finishing second in 2022, behind only Charles Leclerc and ahead of George Russell.
In it Albert Park circuit, 5,278 meters long, the pilots will run a total of 58 laps on the track to complete a distance of 306,124 km. The Monegasque pilot of Ferrari He was the one who scored the fastest lap last year with a time of 1:20.260.
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