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Eine Zivilgesellschaft mit einem auf das Gemeinwohl gekennzeichneten Ehrenamt zeichnet sich durch starken Zusammenhalt aus und stärkt die Grundfeste unseres demokratischen Wertesystems. Doch auch wenn bereits rund ein Drittel aller Bundesbürger ehrenamtlich tätig ist, so gibt es doch nach wie vor viele Chancen zur Ausweitung des Engagements – gerade im Gesundheitswesen.

Die asiatische Finanz- und Wirtschaftskrise der Jahre 1997/98 markierte einen Wendepunkt in der Diskussion um die weltwirtschaftlich lange Zeit dynamischste Region. Insbesondere stellte sie die Vorstellung eines so genannten "ostasiatischen Modells", welche die Debatte seit etwa Mitte der 1980er-Jahre beherrscht hatte, in ein anderes Licht. Deren Vertreter waren davon ausgegangen, in Ostasien eine von der "westlichen" Variante distinktive Form der kapitalistischen Marktwirtschaft vorzufinden.

Künstliche Intelligenz (KI) wird den Arzt in seiner Arbeit unterstützen, aber nicht ersetzen: KI-Algorithmen werden helfen, diagnostische Fehler zu vermeiden, die klinischen Arbeitsschritte sektorenübergreifend zu beschleunigen und die sachgerechte Leistungsabrechnung zu optimieren. In der Integrierten Versorgung kann dies zu einer gesteigerten Produktivität und zu einer datengetriebenen Arbeitswelt führen.

Beijing, as most Chinese know it, was a neglected relic after the Japanese occupation of World War II and the Chinese Civil War. In 1949, when the victorious communists moved the capital back there from Nanjing, it was a bankrupt town of 1.4 million people; almost nothing of any consequence was made or manufactured there. But the path to the shining communist future lay through industry, at east according to the Soviets, who had already put a quarter of Muscovites to work in new factories, and from the rostrum in Tiananmen Square, Communist Party Chairman Mao Zedong called for an "ocean of smokestacks" to rise over Beijing's traditional skyline of one-story courtyards. Unlike Shanghai, Beijing was not a port connecting China to the outside world. It was designed to be a seat of power, strategically located to keep the northern barbarians at bay and dampen the south's influence over the empire. Adapted from the source document.

AbstractThe International Conference is based in particular on the long-established National Society auxiliary role and partnership with States. The importance of the Conference is clear from the Movement's Statutes. In practice, not all National Societies have taken full advantage of the opportunities provided by the International Conference for interaction and relationship-building with their own authorities. Practical ways are suggested to help National Societies participate more actively in the Conference and to use it to good benefit before and afterwards. The International Conference itself could increase its relevance by making more of its specific function with respect to international humanitarian law.

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Putin's congratulatory attitude toward the newly elected Ukrainian government is argued to obscure an underlying fear that the Ukranian "Orange Revolution" is a geopolitical virus with the potential to create a domino effect of cascading revolutions across the former Soviet sphere. European attitude toward Ukraine pits "Old Europe" against "New Europe" & makes Ukraine the test case for future East European & Baltic members of the EU. The author identifies the challenge facing Ukraine in the tense geopolitical placement of a newly democratized country situated between a Russia that wants to maintain historical control over the territory, & European indifference to a country that "has not shown itself to be part of Europe". J. Harwell