Saatgutproben aus Deutschland prüfen auf gentechnisch veränderte Anteile; 0 Befunde

Saatgutproben aus Deutschland prüfen auf gentechnisch veränderte Anteile; 0 Befunde Untersuchung von Saatgut auf gentechnisch veränderte Anteile Untersuchung von Saatgut auf gentechnisch veränderte Anteile Stand: 14.08.2026 Saatgut Proben 2007 Proben 2008 Proben 2009 Proben 2010 Proben 2011 Proben 2012 Proben 2013 Proben 2014 Proben 2015 Proben 2016 Proben 2017 Mais 18 18 16 12 16 15 18 19 14 19 13 Raps 53 71 81 75 74 89 83 118 144 126 119 Senf 0 0 0 10 9 5 1 1 5 8 0 Luzerne 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 18 ...

August 14, 2026

BABS Magazin wird künftig digital in der Schweiz; Gedruckte Ausgabe entfällt

BABS Magazin wird künftig digital in der Schweiz; Gedruckte Ausgabe entfällt Das neue und viel mehrbessere BABS Magazin Veröffentlicht am 14. August 2026 Das neue und viel mehrbessere BABS Magazin Das BABS Magazin erscheint einmal jährlich und behandelt eine breite Palette von Themen aus Sicht des Bundesamtes für Bevölkerungsschutz. Das BABS entwickelt seine Publikationsformate weiter und richtet sie stärker auf die digitale Nutzung aus. Deshalb wird das BABS-Magazin künftig nicht mehr als gedruckte Ausgabe erscheinen. ...

August 14, 2026

Andriy Shepitsen Ukrainer, verließ die USA aufgrund schlechter Haftbedingungen im Krome North Service Processing Center, Miami, Florida; Gewichtsverlust >20 kg und Behandlung verweigert.

Andriy Shepitsen Ukrainer, verließ die USA aufgrund schlechter Haftbedingungen im Krome North Service Processing Center, Miami, Florida; Gewichtsverlust >20 kg und Behandlung verweigert. USA: Ukrainer Andriy Shepitsen musste die USA verlassen USA: Haftbedingungen zwangen Ukrainer zur Rückkehr Dieses Urgent Action ist beendet. Der Ukrainer Andriy Shepitsen sah sich aufgrund der schlechten Haftbedingungen in den USA gezwungen, wieder in die Ukraine zurückzukehren. Im Dezember 2025 war er von der US-Einwanderungs- und Zollbehörde ICE im Bundesstaat Florida inhaftiert worden. Obwohl er an einer bipolaren Störung und weiteren psychischen Erkrankungen leidet, waren ihm in der Haft wichtige Medikamente und Behandlungen vorenthalten worden. Dies führte bei ihm zu schweren Depressionen und Suizidgedanken. ...

August 14, 2026

Sabine Kerner übernimmt Leitung des Bereichs 1 – Sicherheit, Kommunales und Soziales bei der Regierung von Oberfranken; Führt Bereich mit rund 200 Mitarbeitenden

Sabine Kerner übernimmt Leitung des Bereichs 1 – Sicherheit, Kommunales und Soziales bei der Regierung von Oberfranken; Führt Bereich mit rund 200 Mitarbeitenden Regierung von Oberfranken: Sabine Kerner übernimmt die Leitung des Bereichs Sicherheit, Kommunales und Soziales Regierung von Oberfranken: Sabine Kerner übernimmt die Leitung des Bereichs Sicherheit, Kommunales und Soziales Die Leitende Regierungsdirektorin Sabine Kerner ist neue Leiterin des Bereichs 1 – Sicherheit, Kommunales und Soziales – bei der Regierung von Oberfranken. Sie übernimmt das Amt von Abteilungsdirektor Stefan Krug. ...

August 14, 2026

Norway allocates NOK 10 million to earthquake response in Colombia; strengthens local response through Red Cross funding

Norway allocates NOK 10 million to earthquake response in Colombia; strengthens local response through Red Cross funding Norway allocates NOK 10 million to earthquake response in Colombia. (14.08.2026) - Norway in Geneva Norway allocates NOK 10 million to earthquake response in Colombia. (14.08.2026) Norway increases its support to local earthquake response efforts in Colombia with NOK 10 million. The funding will be drawn from reserve funds earmarked for humanitarian crises and will be allocated to the Red Cross Movement. This contribution is in addition to Norway’s support channeled through humanitarian relief funds. ...

August 14, 2026

U.S. delegation to Conference on Disarmament in Geneva calls for 24-hour notification of launches of ICBMs, SLBMs, and SLVs; 145 countries in HCOC

U.S. delegation to Conference on Disarmament in Geneva calls for 24-hour notification of launches of ICBMs, SLBMs, and SLVs; 145 countries in HCOC Conference on Disarmament in Geneva. (11.08.2026) - Norway in Geneva Conference on Disarmament in Geneva. (11.08.2026) Joint Statement on Notifications of Ballistic Missile Launches, delivered by Senior Adviser Victoria Nibarger of U.S. Delegation to the Conference on Disarmament. The text of the following statement was released by the Governments of the United States of America, Albania, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, Montenegro, the Kingdom of the Netherlands, New Zealand, North Macedonia, Norway, Palau, Philippines (the), Poland, Portugal, the Republic of Korea, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Türkiye, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The joint statement was delivered at the August 11, 2026, meeting of the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva. ...

August 14, 2026

Friedhofsverwaltung Osnabrück appelliert an Besucherinnen und Besucher, auf Grablichter mit offener Flamme zu verzichten Osnabrücker Friedhöfe

Friedhofsverwaltung Osnabrück appelliert an Besucherinnen und Besucher, auf Grablichter mit offener Flamme zu verzichten Osnabrücker Friedhöfe Brände und Abfall auf Friedhöfen vermeiden – Stadt Osnabrück Brände und Abfall auf Friedhöfen vermeiden Seit einigen Wochen hat es in der Region nicht mehr ergiebig geregnet – auf den Osnabrücker Friedhöfen sind die Wiesen und Bäume daher sehr trocken. Eine hohe Brandgefahr geht von offenen Kerzen aus. Die Friedhofsverwaltung appelliert an die Besucherinnen und Besucher, auf Grablichter mit offener Flamme zu verzichten. Nicht zulässig sind Grablichter in den waldartigen Bereichen der Friedhöfe. ...

August 14, 2026

Osnabrücker Hospiz lädt zu zweistündiger Führung über Johannisfriedhof und Labyrinth in Osnabrück am 21. August; Konzert am Hasefriedhof, Spenden erbeten

Osnabrücker Hospiz lädt zu zweistündiger Führung über Johannisfriedhof und Labyrinth in Osnabrück am 21. August; Konzert am Hasefriedhof, Spenden erbeten Führung zu alten und neuen Orte zum Trauern und LUAH Konzert auf den historischen Friedhöfen – Stadt Osnabrück Führung zu alten und neuen Orte zum Trauern und LUAH Konzert auf den historischen Friedhöfen Das Osnabrücker Hospiz lädt am Freitagnachmittag, 21. August gemeinsam mit Niels Biewer vom Förderkreis Hasefriedhof-Johannisfriedhof zu einer zweistündigen Führung über den Johannisfriedhof und durch das dortige Labyrinth ein. ...

August 14, 2026

Björn Kroll releases schedule Hamburg; Any match on any court may be moved.

Björn Kroll releases schedule Hamburg; Any match on any court may be moved. HAMBURG LADIES & GENTS CUP Order of Play, Friday 14 August 2026 Center Court M1 M3 Starting at 10:30 Starting at 11:00 Starting at 10:30 ITF World Tennis Tour ATP Challenger ITF World Tennis Tour Admir KALENDER (CRO) 1 Marie VOGT GER) Nino SERDARUSIC (CRO) Anna SISKOVA (CZE) vs. vs. vs. Laima VLADSON (UZB) [4] Sergio MARTOS GORNES Merel HOEDT (NED) ...

August 14, 2026

Axpo opens new office in Dublin, Ireland; eight years of growth in Ireland

Axpo opens new office in Dublin, Ireland; eight years of growth in Ireland From market newcomer to trusted partner | Axpo 14.08.2026 | Axpo’s journey in Ireland Axpo has recently moved into its new office in the heart of Dublin – a milestone that reflects the company’s growth and long-term commitment to the country’s energy market. We spoke with David Meade, Head of Origination and Country Manager for Ireland, about building the Irish business from the ground up, navigating a rapidly changing energy landscape, and supporting the local energy transition. Right place, right time Axpo entered the Irish market in 2018 at a pivotal moment. In October that year, Ireland launched the Integrated Single Electricity Market (I-SEM), one of the most significant changes to the country’s wholesale electricity sector in recent times. I-SEM brought opportunities, but also a level of uncertainty and risk for energy producers, suppliers and consumers. For David Meade, who joined Axpo as its first employee in Ireland, it was the ideal time to bring the company’s expertise to a rapidly evolving energy landscape. “We entered just before I-SEM came into effect,” David recalls. “The new market structure created an immediate need for risk management services, an area in which Axpo is very familiar with, as it has been providing similar services across Europe for many years.” But building the Irish business from the ground up was no easy feat. One of David’s first priorities was introducing Axpo to a market in which the brand had little local recognition: “Axpo wasn’t a well-known name in Ireland at the time. So my first task was to get out there and meet people, understand what the market needed and demonstrate how our offering could support them.” Drawing on his experience in both the Irish and UK energy sectors, David began developing relationships with renewable producers, suppliers and industrial customers. “That’s one of the things I’m most proud of,” he says. “A lot of the customers we started working with in the early years are still customers today.” A new space for a thriving team Axpo moved into its new office on Dublin’s Baggot Street earlier this year, marking an important milestone in the company’s Irish journey. More than just a new workspace, the move represents eight years of growth, strong customer relationships, and a long-term commitment to the country’s energy market. “It’s great to finally move into this new space on Baggot Street,” David says. “Now we have a place we can call our own, where we can welcome customers, collaborate as a team and continue building a strong business for the future.” The new office reflects how far Axpo has come in Ireland since 2018. From just one employee, the Irish branch now has a specialised team of four – covering origination, portfolio management, trading and operations – supporting customers across the energy value chain. Similar to many of Axpo’s other international offices, the Irish operation follows an agile model that combines local market knowledge with the resources, expertise, and capabilities offered through the wider Axpo organisation and teams in London and Baden. Supporting customers across the energy value chain Over the past eight years, Axpo has established itself across Ireland’s energy value chain, supporting a diverse range of customers – from renewable producers and electricity and gas suppliers to large pharmaceutical and manufacturing businesses and data centres– with energy supply contracts, Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), asset optimisation, forward market access and risk management solutions. “We don’t offer a one-size-fits-all product,” David comments. “Every customer has different challenges, so we work closely with them to design customised solutions that fit their specific needs.” What’s more, as Ireland’s power market is relatively small compared with some of the larger European markets, access to forward market liquidity can sometimes be limited. David explains that Axpo helps bridge that gap by providing customers with access to products and liquidity that may not otherwise be readily available: “In today’s markets, speed and flexibility are real advantages – and we can offer tailored solutions and execute them quickly.” Navigating uncertainty in a shifting energy landscape Few industries have experienced as much change in recent years as the energy sector. The Covid-19 pandemic, geopolitical tensions and the energy crisis triggered by the war in Ukraine are just some of the factors that have reshaped markets and reinforced the importance of energy security since Axpo launched in Ireland in 2018. “We’ve moved from a very stable and predictable environment to a much more volatile one in which energy security and independence have become critical considerations,” David observes. This shift has driven growing demand for hedging and risk management solutions as businesses look for greater certainty. “Customers want visibility and control over their energy costs and revenues,” David adds. “We’re seeing increasing demand for solutions that provide certainty over the medium term.” Through all the ups and downs, Axpo has remained a trusted and reliable partner. “We’ve been through lots together – from the pandemic, the Ukrainian war, the energy crisis and more recently the conflict in the Middle East. Our clients know through experience that we are a reliable partner, regardless of market conditions.” Enabling Ireland’s energy transition As Ireland advances its energy transition, Axpo is helping create the conditions needed for renewable investment to thrive. By providing revenue certainty through PPAs and tailored hedging solutions, the company helps developers secure investment and bring projects to market. David believes the years ahead will bring further growth but also increased diversity to Ireland’s energy system: “I expect onshore wind and solar technologies to continue expanding, while offshore wind will start contributing to the generation mix. Battery storage will become increasingly important, biomethane production is expected to grow, and Ireland’s thriving data centre sector will continue to influence electricity demand and create new opportunities for innovation and collaboration.” For Axpo, these developments present opportunities to support customers as they navigate a rapidly evolving landscape. “All these technologies need routes to market, risk management solutions and access to trading expertise,” David explains. “That’s where we can add value.” Entrepreneurship backed by expertise David says one of the most rewarding aspects of his role has been the opportunity to build a business from the ground up while benefitting from the backing of one of Europe’s leading energy companies. “It really is the best of both worlds,” he remarks. “We have the agility and entrepreneurial attitude of a young business, combined with the expertise, resources and support of a major, established organisation. We’re encouraged to take the initiative, move quickly and respond to opportunities – knowing we always have strong risk management frameworks and deep expertise behind us.” David believes successful leadership is built on authenticity, trust, collaboration and decisive action. Together with Axpo’s entrepreneurial culture, these principles have helped drive the company’s growth in Ireland over the past eight years and continue to shape its future. Looking ahead to a bright tomorrow From a single employee establishing a new market presence to a trusted partner serving customers across Ireland’s energy sector, Axpo has come a long way in a relatively short time in the Irish energy market. The new Dublin office reflects that journey and Axpo’s long-term commitment to Ireland. As the market evolves, David and his team remain focused on helping customers navigate complexity, manage risk and seize opportunities in the energy transition. “Our goal is to always be a reliable partner,” David says. “The market will continue to change, but our focus remains the same: supporting our customers through the ups and downs and helping them succeed.” David Meade David has over 17 years of experience in the UK and Irish energy markets and has led the development of Axpo’s Irish business since its launch in July 2018. As Head of Origination and Country Manager for Ireland, he focuses on building customer relationships and developing new commercial structures and innovative energy solutions. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his family, running, cycling, playing golf and travelling. Visit David Meade’s LinkedIn profile

August 14, 2026