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Empathy is the bridge that opens up to the other side
PETROFILM.COM EUROPE
Information and Interpretation
from a European Perspective
Información e Interpretación
desde una perspectiva Europea
EUROPE-USA
A TRANS-ATLANTIC PARTNERSHIP
UNA COLABORACIÓN TRANSATLÁNTICA
EMPATHY RESPECT DIGNITY
EMPATÍA RESPETO DIGNIDAD
Harald Dahle-Sladek
Founder and Editor-in-chief
Fundador y editor en jefe
To contact the Editor-in-chief with questions, comments and inquiries about lectures or consultations, please e-mail us at haroldsworld@petrofilm.com
Oslo, Norway
歐洲分析與解釋
אמפתיה כבוד כבוד
ניתוח, מידע עם פרספקטיבה אירופית
تجزیه و تحلیل ، اطلاعات از یک چشم انداز اروپایی
АНАЛИЗ ИНФОРМАЦИИ С ПЕРСПЕКТИВЫ
ИЗ ЕВРОПЫ
דיאלוג עכשיו ДИАЛОГСЕЙЧАС
DIALOGUENOW
Institute for Empathetic Dialogue formation
and Conflict Resolution, Oslo Norway.
Instituto para la formación del Diálogo Empático y Resolución de Conflictos, Oslo Noruega
عزت احترام به همدلی یکپارچه سازی
The Foreign Ministry Tehran
Creating dialogue and common ground
with the Islamic republic of Iran 1998-2022.
ایجاد گفت و گو و زمینه مشترک با ایران 1998-2022
Updates from
Washington, D.C.
Denmark
Danske Bank Pleads Guilty to Fraud on U.S. Banks in a Multi-Billion Dollar Scheme to Access the U.S. Financial System.
Largest Bank in Denmark Agrees to Forfeit $2 Billion.
Danske Bank A/S (Danske Bank), a global financial institution headquartered in Denmark, pleaded guilty today and agreed to forfeit $2 billion to resolve the United States’ investigation into Danske Bank’s fraud on U.S. banks.
According to court documents, Danske Bank defrauded U.S. banks regarding Danske Bank Estonia’s customers and anti-money laundering controls to facilitate access to the U.S. financial system for Danske Bank Estonia’s high-risk customers, who resided outside of Estonia – including in Russia. The Justice Department will credit nearly $850 million in payments that Danske Bank makes to resolve related parallel investigations by other domestic and foreign authorities. Continues further down.
Switzerland
Glencore International AG
Entered Guilty Pleas to Foreign Bribery and Market Manipulation Schemes. Swiss-Based Firm Agrees to Pay Over $1.1 Billion
Glencore International A.G. (Glencore) and Glencore Ltd., both part of a multi-national commodity trading and mining firm headquartered in Switzerland, each pleaded guilty today and agreed to pay over $1.1 billion to resolve the government’s investigations into violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and a commodity price manipulation scheme.
Luxembourg
haroldsw
Harald Dahle
The Norwegian Civil Defence
is the State’s reinforcement for the emergency and rescue depart-ments in the event of major accidents and special incidents.
The department has an operative force of approximately 8 000 persons with the duty to serve on assignments connected to major or special incidents. Each year the Civil Defence is called out to participate in around 300 assignments including efforts connected to fires, natural catastrophes, oil protection, searches, evacuation, material supply and suchlike.
The manner in which Norway utilizes the Civil Defence during peacetime gives reasonable assurance that personnel and material requirements meet the task at hand when other resources prove insufficient. In addition, the Civil Defence provides other societal tasks.
All men and women within the ages of 18 and 65 years may be called to duty under the legal authority of the Civil Defence Act. The conscripts are provided with training in basic skills related to the fire and rescue service, first aid, communication and order, map and compass reading, GPS, etc. The personnel are placed in local units which exercise regularly and are called out on assignments as required – often in cooperation with the Police Department, the Fire Service, the Health Authority and voluntary organizations.
The Civil Defence is subordinate to the Norwegian Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Planning (DSB).
Through the Civil Defence department the Directorate has developed a scheme to provide support in connection with humanitarian catastrophes in other countries.
The Norwegian Support Team establishes and runs total tent camps for aid workers in catastrophe areas. Norwegian UNDAC Support provides communication and ICT support. The assistance is financed by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs as part of the official Norwegian emergency aid programme. DSB may also assist countries that request material support in the event of catastrophes through the Civil Defence department.
The Norwegian Support Team has completed assignments for the United Nations in Albania, Guinea, Tadjikistan, Iran, Indonesia, Pakistan, Somalia and Haiti. Since the end of the 1990s the Norwegian UNDAC Support has rendered support in Eritrea, Algeria, Haiti, Guatemala, Thailand, Pakistan, Honduras, Caribbean and Namibia. The Civil Defence has also provided resources during the flood in Georgia and the forest fires in Macedonia.
Luxembourg
haroldsw