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3115264	有图 <p> <p> <p>El presidente de la República, José Raúl Mulino, manifestó este jueves su rechazo a la huelga indefinida declarada por gremios magisteriales en protesta contra la Ley 462, que reforma la Caja de Seguro Social (CSS).</p><p>Durante una conferencia de prensa, el mandatario fue enfático al señalar que “el país no está para pararlo por caprichos”.</p><p>El mandatario agradeció a los docentes que asistieron ayer y que acudieron hoy a las aulas de clases para educar a los estudiantes y fortalecer la educación pública del país.</p><p>También reconoció a los padres de familia que enviaron a sus hijos a los centros educativos.</p><p>El jefe del Ejecutivo dijo que reconforta ver que hay conciencia ciudadana de rechazo a este tipo de medidas injustificadas, que afectarán siempre a los que más necesitan que son los estudiantes. </p> <p>Además, indicó que no se puede pretender hacer gestiones para cerrar la brecha de disparidad que existe en el país, cuando los estudiantes de escuelas públicas están “años luz” atrás de los estudiantes de las escuelas privadas del país. </p><p>Reiteró lo dicho por la ministra de Educación, Lucy Molinar, “el que no ha trabajado no va a cobrar” y agregó que si los docentes van a pagar una huelga, que la paguen con su bolsillo y no de los erarios públicos.</p><p>En cuanto al sector de la construcción, se reportó casi el 100% de presencia de trabajadores en sus puestos de trabajo.</p><p>El presidente considera que el hecho de que la mayoría de los proyectos de construcción hayan operado, es una señal inequívoca de por dónde está la mente de los panameños en cuanto a movilizaciones sin éxito que buscan frustra in esfuerzo nacional por salir adelante.</p></p> <p> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> </p> <img src="https://www.panamaamerica.com.pa/img/follow-us-google-news-420v6.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> <p> <p>Para comentar debes registrarte y completar los datos generales.</p> </p> <p> <img data-src="/img/aldiaconpanamaamerica350x120.png"> </p> <p> <img data-src="/imagenes/clasiguiaform.jpg"> </p> Mulino critica huelga docente y llama a no detener el país por 'caprichos' \| Panamá América	查看 2303	《巴拿马美洲报》	2025-04-24 23:00:30 2025-04-25 22:35:52	word
3115263	有图 <p> <p> <p>El presidente José Raúl Mulino se refirió este jueves a las iniciativas presentadas en la Asamblea Nacional para otorgar amnistía a personas juzgadas o vinculadas a procesos políticos, específicamente los casos Odebrecht, Blue Apple y New Business, afirmando que esta es una facultad del Legislativo.</p><p>Mulino indicó que la Constitución Política de la República de Panamá le permite al Órgano Legislativo otorgar este perdón; por lo tanto, dicho organismo es quien debe responder a la solicitud.</p><p>“Me tocará, si se aprueba y llega a tener los votos, analizar la misma para ver la sanción presidencial”, dijo en su conversatorio semanal.</p><p>Tras el rechazo del proyecto No. 235 en la Comisión de Gobierno, Justicia y Asuntos Constitucionales, se espera que el Pleno inicie la discusión del informe de minoría con el que se podría desestimar la desestimación y retomar el análisis del documento en segundo debate.</p><p>Además, la Comisión también evaluará, este jueves, el prohijamiento del anteproyecto de ley No. 64 que dicta disposiciones sobre amnistía, indulto, rebaja de pena y concesión de libertad condicional y modifica artículos del Código Penal y Procesal. </p> <p>La propuesta presentada por el diputado Luis Eduardo Camacho el pasado 29 de julio busca otorgar el perdón a personas vinculadas a delitos políticos, sin importar la fase en la que se encuentre el caso. </p><p>Camacho ha reiterado en múltiples ocasiones que la justicia en el país depende de la persona involucrada, pues mientras al exmandatario Ricardo Martinelli no se le respetan sus derechos, a otros de los involucrados se les revoca la condena.</p><p>“La decisión de revocar la condena de otro de los condenados en el caso New Business, es otra evidencia en favor de la aprobación de una ley de amnistía”, aseguró.</p><p>El diputado del Partido Realizando Metas (RM) considera que esta propuesta acabaría con la persecución política hacia el expresidente Martinelli condenado a más de 10 años de prisión por el caso New Business.</p></p> <p> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> </p> <img src="https://www.panamaamerica.com.pa/img/follow-us-google-news-420v6.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Mulino: Amnistía política es una competencia del Órgano Legislativo \| Panamá América	查看 2396	《巴拿马美洲报》	2025-04-24 22:29:18 2025-04-25 22:35:52	word
3115262	有图 <p> <p> <p>El panameño Ismael Díaz convirtió este jueves por la noche un doblete en el triunfo por 3-1 del ecuatoriano Universidad Católica ante el argentino Defensa y Justicia, lo que consolidó su liderato en la tercera fecha del Grupo B de la Copa Sudamericana.</p><p>En este partido también salió de titular el panameño Azarias Londoño, que jugó hasta el minuto 62 del partido..</p><p>Díaz anotó a los 9 y 80 minutos, mientras el canterano Luis Moreno hizo al minuto 70 el otro tanto para que Católica acumulara 7 puntos, contra los 4 del uruguayo Cerro Largo, mientras que el Vitória brasileño y Defensa y Justicia se quedaron con dos unidades cada uno.</p><p>El tanto del club argentino lo hizo Kevin Gutiérrez, al minuto 14, que en tiempo de reposición se quedó sin Matías Ramírez, expulsado por doble tarjeta amarilla.</p><p>El cuadro "Cammarata" se aprovechó de un penalti para ponerse en ventaja, con el cobro preciso de Díaz para batir al portero Enrique Bologna.</p><p>El Halcón reaccionó y firmó el empate con un espléndido disparo de tiro libre de Gutiérrez, que logró que el balón se filtrara entre los defensas y atacantes para derrotar al portero Johan Lara.</p><p>Los equipos retornaron para el segundo tiempo con idénticas propuestas, que redujeron más las posibilidades para volver a convertir.</p><p>El orden para defender siguió siendo el principal argumento del Halcón dirigido por Pablo De Muner, que se impuso ante las ganas y persistencia de los ecuatorianos, quienes siguieron estrellando todas sus intenciones en el muy bien sincronizado sistema defensivo rival.</p><p>Cuando se cerraban todas las vías para que la Católica pudiese anotar, apareció la inspiración de los canteranos. Álex Rodríguez dio un pase retrasado para que Moreno soltara un remate rasante que se coló por el costado derecho de Bologna.</p><p>El panameño Díaz emprendió una veloz carrera y amplió la ventaja de la Católica con un disparo al extremo izquierdo de Bologna.</p><p>La cuarta fecha del Grupo B pondrá frente a frente a Cerro Largo contra la Católica, el 6 de mayo, y Vitória recibirá un día después a Defensa y Justicia.</p></p> <p> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> </p> <img src="https://www.panamaamerica.com.pa/img/follow-us-google-news-420v6.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Panameño Ismael Díaz anota un doblete en triunfo de la Católica en Copa Sudamericana \| Panamá América	查看 2455	《巴拿马美洲报》	2025-04-25 12:52:06 2025-04-25 22:35:52	word
3115261	有图 <p> <p> <p>A pocos días de que culmine el primer periodo de sesiones ordinarias, a la Asamblea Nacional le hace falta prohijar más de 100 anteproyectos de ley que abordan temas prioritarios como el acceso a viviendas, reformas al reglamento interno, modificaciones a la ley de la Contraloría General de la República, cambios al Código Electoral, salud, educación y transparencia en el manejo de los fondos públicos.</p><p>Sin embargo, el tiempo restante para exponer estas iniciativas ante las comisiones parece no ser suficiente, en consecuencia, como establece el reglamento interno del Órgano Legislativo serán desestimadas hasta que sus proponentes vuelvan a presentarlas ante el Pleno, de lo contrario, no podrán ser tomadas en cuenta para el segundo periodo ordinario que inicia el próximo 1 de julio.</p><p>Dicha normativa, en su artículo No. 121, indica que “los anteproyectos de ley que, al finalizar el anterior periodo de sesiones, no hubieran sido prohijados por la comisión permanente competente deberán ser presentados nuevamente para ser considerados”.</p><p>Esto quiere decir que solo los proyectos de ley que se encuentren en segundo y tercer debate serán reasumidos por el Pleno, guardando la “posición que tenían dentro del orden del día al momento de concluir el periodo de sesiones”.</p><p>Del total de 138 iniciativas que, hasta la fecha, de acuerdo con el sitio web de la Asamblea Nacional, están pendientes de prohijamiento, destaca el anteproyecto de ley No. 359, que busca reformar el artículo 77 de la ley que rige a la Contraloría General de la República para eliminar el recurso de “refrendo por insistencia” utilizado por los magistrados de la Corte Suprema de Justicia (CSJ) para obtener un aumento salarial de 4 mil dólares.</p><p>La propuesta del diputado Ernesto Cedeño presentada el pasado 31 de marzo, le permitirá a la entidad fiscalizadora improbar toda orden de pago que afecte el patrimonio público o solicitar a la sala de lo Contencioso Administrativo de la CSJ que se pronuncie sobre la viabilidad jurídica del desembolso.</p><p>A la espera de admisión también se encuentra el anteproyecto de ley No. 271, propuesto desde el mes de enero por el diputado José Pérez Barboni, para prohibir las postulaciones a varios cargos de elección popular, modificando el Código Electoral para las próximas elecciones. </p><p>Según Pérez Barboni, quienes aspiran a múltiples cargos de elección popular “acaparan los cargos públicos e impiden que la oferta electoral sea diversa”, limitando la participación del resto de los interesados, por ello, sugiere que los miembros de partidos políticos y candidatos independientes solamente puedan postularse a un solo cargo. </p> <p>El anteproyecto No. 369 presentado el pasado 21 de abril por el diputado del Partido Molirena, Isaac Mosquera, que pretende modificar la ley No. 4 del 17 de mayo de 1994 por la cual se crea un sistema de intereses preferenciales para el sector agropecuario, también está en suspenso.</p><p>Las reformas a esta ley busca aplicar tasas de interés preferencial para proyectos agropecuarios y agroindustriales que adopten estándares de sostenibilidad y conservación ambiental.</p><p>Otro de los anteproyectos presentados en el Pleno y que se prevé será expuesto nuevamente es el que incrementa la pena a los funcionarios públicos que incumplen su jornada laboral y sanciona a quienes realicen dichos nombramientos.</p><p>La propuesta establece que cualquier servidor público que acepte un nombramiento sin prestar el servicio para el cual fue contratado sin justificación aparente será sancionado con prisión de uno a tres años. Además, agrava la pena de 4 a 6 años cuando la lesión patrimonial supere los $50,000. </p><p> <p> Suscríbete al newsletter #AlDíaConPanamáAmérica <p> <p> <p> Las noticias que importan directo a tu inbox </p> </p> <p> SUSCRIBETE </p> </p> </p> </p> <p>Todas las propuestas en espera de prohijamiento incluidas las presentadas por la ciudadanía deberán exponerse nuevamente ante la Asamblea Nacional para evaluar su viabilidad durante el segundo periodo.</p></p> <p> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> </p> <img src="https://www.panamaamerica.com.pa/img/follow-us-google-news-420v6.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Más de 100 anteproyectos siguen a la espera de su prohijamiento en la AN \| Panamá América	查看 4670	《巴拿马美洲报》	2025-04-24 09:00:00 2025-04-25 22:35:52	word
3115260	有图 <p> <p> <p>En aumento sigue el apoyo a la huelga nacional decretada por los gremios magisteriales en la provincia de Veraguas, en su segundo día, así los sostuvo el profesor Abundo Concepción Lam, directivo de la Asociación de Educadores Veragüenses (AEVE).</p><p>Los educadores como de costumbre desde tempranas horas de la mañana de este jueves se concentraron en su bastión de lucha en una asamblea extraordinaria donde se debatió la situación actual que los mantiene a ellos en la lucha para que se derogue la nueva ley 462 orgánica de la Caja de Seguro Social.</p><p>Iván Rodríguez también directivo de AEVE, explicó que se tiene previsto llevar a cabo la primera concentración y manifestación familiar en apoyo a la huelga de los educadores.</p><p>Además, se llevará a cabo una manifestación hacia la gobernación de la provincia para entregar un documento dirigido al presidente de la república José Raúl Mulino, para que analice lo que está ocurriendo y haya entendimiento y no se llegue a situaciones peores.</p><p>La dirigencia de AEVE, también ha informado que están abiertos al diálogo serio y o de altura, mientras que reiteraron que las acciones de protestas se van a incrementar, pero de manera pacífica y de respeto del cual espera que así mismo sean las autoridades.</p><p>Mientras tanto, en la provincia de Chiriquí, los maestros caminaron por las principales calles del distrito de David gritando sus consignas. </p> <p>La marcha inició en la Dirección Regional de Educación y culminó frente a la Gobernación.</p><p>Por otro lado, en Coclé, la asistencia de docentes y estudiantes estuvo en un 95%, según información suministrada por la directora regional del Meduca en esta provincia Yoisy Atencio.</p><p>La funcionaria destacó el compromiso de la comunidad educativa de este sector del país.</p><p>Manifestó además que los educadores están dispuestos a seguir apoyando a los jóvenes y niños en el proceso de enseñanza y aprendizaje.</p><p> <p> Suscríbete al newsletter #AlDíaConPanamáAmérica <p> <p> <p> Las noticias que importan directo a tu inbox </p> </p> <p> SUSCRIBETE </p> </p> </p> </p> </p> <p> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> </p> <img src="https://www.panamaamerica.com.pa/img/follow-us-google-news-420v6.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> <p> <p>Para comentar debes registrarte y completar los datos generales.</p> </p> <p> <img data-src="/img/aldiaconpanamaamerica350x120.png"> </p> <p> <img data-src="/imagenes/clasiguiaform.jpg"> </p> En Veraguas y Chiriquí los docentes se han manifestado en las calles, mientras las aulas se mantienen vacías \| Panamá América	查看 2928	《巴拿马美洲报》	2025-04-25 04:18:32 2025-04-25 22:35:52	word
3115259	有图 <p> <p> <p>Como un paso adelante de la justicia, consideraron abogados consultados, el fallo de un juzgado que condena por la vía civil al diario La Prensa y a dos periodistas por daños y perjuicios en contra de la exprimera dama, Marta Linares de Martinelli.</p><p>El medio impreso y los comunicadores fueron condenados a pagar 25 mil dólares a la afectada, más 6 mil dólares por las costas del proceso.</p><p>El motivo de la condena fue una publicación digital del periódico en mención, del 11 de febrero de 2016, en la que se menciona que a la afectada se le habían formulado cargos en un caso que llevaba la fiscalía anticorrupción, lo que es falso.</p><p>Alma Cortés, dirigente de Realizando Metas (RM), planteó que el medio condenado se ha dedicado a difamar, perseguir y ofender a las personas, sin importarle la afectación y daño a sus honras, reputaciones, y a su buen nombre y familia.</p><p>Recordó que no ha sido la primera condena que recibe y ha visto muchas otras sanciones similares en años anteriores, cuyos responsables han sido objeto hasta de indultos por este tipo de conducta.</p><p>"Esperamos que sirva de ejemplo para este y todos los medios que se dedicaron durante el periodo de Varela y el anterior gobierno a calumniar e injuriar a las personas", sostuvo Cortés. </p> <p>Para Cortés, Marta Linares es una dama intachable, incuestionable, de una imagen que inspira respeto, y que, a diferencia de muchas otras, no inspira sentimientos negativos, muy por el contrario, inspira credibilidad, respeto y consideración." </p> <i></i>25,000<p>dólares fue el monto impuesto por el juzgado decimosexto de lo Civil para resarcir a la afectada por la difamación en su contra.</p><i></i> <p>Con lo único que no está de acuerdo Cortés es con la sanción económica, la cual califica irrisoria para el daño causado, criticando la excusa de que Marta Linares sea una persona de recursos.</p><p>Considera que debe haber una sanción ejemplar pecuniaria, que genere tal castigo, que lo piense uno, dos o tres veces volver a incurrir en esa conducta.</p><p>Por su parte, el abogado Roniel Ortiz manifestó que los tribunales han hecho justicia al libertinaje mediático.</p><p>Aclaró que no tiene nada contra la libertad de prensa, pero existen "mercenarios de la pluma" que acusan sin pruebas y sin importarles el daño que causan a la persona, su familia y amistades. </p><p> <p> Suscríbete al newsletter #AlDíaConPanamáAmérica <p> <p> <p> Las noticias que importan directo a tu inbox </p> </p> <p> SUSCRIBETE </p> </p> </p> </p> </p> <p> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> </p> <img src="https://www.panamaamerica.com.pa/img/follow-us-google-news-420v6.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Justicia da paso adelante con fallo contra La Prensa \| Panamá América	查看 3141	《巴拿马美洲报》	2025-04-24 10:44:29 2025-04-25 22:35:52	word
3115258	有图 <p> <p> <p>El presidente José Raúl Mulinodesignóa Astrid Aureen Ábrego González como nueva viceministra de Comercio Exterior.</p><p>Hasta este momento, Ábrego González se desempeñaba como subdirectora General de Contrataciones Públicas.</p><p>Asumirá el cargo en reemplazo de Carlos Hoyos, recientemente nombrado como vicecanciller de la República tras la renuncia de Carlos Ruiz Hernández.</p><p>Este ha sido uno de los últimos movimientos dentro del equipo del nuevo Gobierno. </p> <p>El nombramiento, que se hará efectivo una vez la funcionaria tome posesión, incluye un sueldo mensual de B/. 3,000.00 y una asignación igual por concepto de gastos de representación, de acuerdo con la normativa presupuestaria vigente.</p></p> <p> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> </p> <img src="https://www.panamaamerica.com.pa/img/follow-us-google-news-420v6.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> <p> <p>Para comentar debes registrarte y completar los datos generales.</p> </p> <p> <img data-src="/img/aldiaconpanamaamerica350x120.png"> </p> <p> <img data-src="/imagenes/clasiguiaform.jpg"> </p> Mulino designa a Astrid Ábrego como viceministra de Comercio Exterior \| Panamá América	查看 1292	《巴拿马美洲报》	2025-04-25 07:29:18 2025-04-25 22:35:52	word
3115257	有图 <p> <p> <p>Aprehenden a dos personas presuntamente vinculadas al caso de privación de libertad de Dayra Caicedo, ocurrido el 19 de febrero de 2025, en Vista Alegre.</p><p>Las autoridades precisaron que estas detenciones ocurrieron durante la denominada “Operación Libertad”, desarrollada en Las Acacias y San Francisco.</p><p>Con el apoyo de la Fiscalía de Panamá Oeste en conjunto con la Policía Nacional, se logró ubicar a esta pareja.</p><p>Por este caso ya se encuentran detenidos Julio Anel Bayo Solís, de 43 años yCarol Rodríguez Moreno, de 44 años, quien fue capturada el 2 de marzo del presente año.</p><p>De acuerdo con las autoridades la captura de Bayo Solís ocurrió el 22 de febrero en el corregimiento de Parque Lefevre.</p><p>En el 2003, Bayo Solís fue encontrado culpable por el femicidio de Lilia Michelle Ramos Marimón, una joven de 23 años de edad que estaba embarazada de este hombre. </p> <p>El cuerpo de Lilia Michelle fue quemado y encontrado a orillas de un río en el distrito de Chepo.</p><p>Tanto Bayo Solis, comoCarol Rodríguez Moreno,se encuentran bajo detención provisional, mientras duran las investigaciones de este caso.</p><p>Mientras tanto, el 22 de abril se logra la captura de Oldemar Forth Moya, quien figuraba entre los más buscados por las autoridades panameñas.</p><p>Moya ya ha sido presentado este jueves ante un Juez de Garantías en una audiencia reservada y se espera que en las próximas horas se le apliquen las medidas cautelares correspondientes.</p></p> <p> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> </p> <img src="https://www.panamaamerica.com.pa/img/follow-us-google-news-420v6.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Caen dos presuntos implicados en el caso de privación de libertad de Dayra Caicedo \| Panamá América	查看 1856	《巴拿马美洲报》	2025-04-25 01:26:12 2025-04-25 22:35:52	word
3115256	有图 <p> <p> <p>El diputado del partido Realizando Metas (RM), Luis Eduardo Camacho, reaccionó al rechazo del prohijamiento del anteproyecto de Ley 64 que dicta disposiciones sobre amnistía, indulto, rebaja de pena y concesión de libertad condicional.</p><p>Dicha iniciativa, fue rechazada con tres votos a favor, tres votos en contra y una abstención por la Comisión de Gobierno y Asuntos Constitucionales de la Asamblea Nacional.</p><p>Según Camacho, proponente del proyecto de ley, en Panamá la ley no es igual para todos, y prueba de ello, es que el expresidente Ricardo Martinelli fue procesado y enjuiciado dos veces por un proceso en el que nunca fue imputado.</p><p>Camacho manifestó que su trabajo es legislar en razón de lo que le conviene a la justicia y agregó que él está dispuesto a mejorar la redacción del anteproyecto de ley presentado, ya que él no tiene ninguna oposición a perfeccionarlo.</p><p>El diputado enfatizó que hablar de la paz social no es perder el tiempo, asegurando que para que la paz social y la democracia funcione, lo fundamental es que la ley sea igual para todos. </p> <p>Otro proyecto sobre amnistía política que fue rechaza por la comisión, es el proyecto de ley 235, sin embargo, Camacho presentó un informe de minoría, que aún no ha sido discutido en el pleno legislativo. </p><p>Para lograr su aprobación, Martinelli ya dio instrucciones a los 15 diputados que conforman la bancada RM para que voten a favor de este proyecto.</p><p>Esta propuesta fue presentada por el diputado del Partido Revolucionario Democrático (PRD), Jairo Salazar, con el objetivo de conceder amnistía a las personas sentenciadas o procesadas dentro de los casos New Business, Odebrecht y Blue Apple.</p></p> <p> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> </p> <img src="https://www.panamaamerica.com.pa/img/follow-us-google-news-420v6.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Camacho tras rechazo al proyecto de ley de amnistía, 'la ley no es igual para todos' \| Panamá América	查看 2076	《巴拿马美洲报》	2025-04-25 05:26:58 2025-04-25 22:35:52	word
3115255	有图 <p><p>News25.04.2025, 12:25</p> Rom-Reise & Concordia-Preise: Die Parlamentswoche vom 28. April bis 2. Mai </p> <p> <p><p>Der Presseclub Concordia zeichnet jedes Jahr Journalist:innen für besondere publizistische Leistungen aus. Die Concordia Preise setzen Standards für journalistische Qualität und journalistisches Engagement.</p> </p></p> <p> Haubner reist nach Rom <p><p>Der Zweite Nationalratspräsident Peter Haubner reist nach Rom und trifft unter anderem mit dem Vizepräsidenten des Abgeordnetenhauses Giorgio Mulè zusammen zusammen.</p> </p></p> <p> Ehrenpreis an Armin Thurnher <p>Der Concordia Preis in der Kategorie Pressefreiheit wird in diesem Jahr an die "Falter"-Journalistin Barbara Tóth für ihren Bericht "Am Beispiel Alexandra Föderl-Schmid" verliehen. Der Preis in der Kategorie Menschenrechte geht an die beiden freien Journalisten Johannes Greß und Christof Mackinger für ihre veröffentlichte Recherche "Donau-Kreuzfahrten: Ausbeutung inmitten von Luxus und Flussromantik" in "Der Standard".</p><p>Den Ehrenpreis für sein Lebenswerk erhält "Falter"-Herausgeber, Journalist und Buchautor Armin Thurnher.</p> </p> </p> <p><p><p><img src="https://www.parlament.gv.at/dokument/bild/201572/20157291_800.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p> <p><i></i></p> Parlamentsdirektion/Ulrike Wieser <p>Parlamentsdirektion/Ulrike Wieser</p> </p> </p> <p>Überreichung des Ehrenpreises im Jahr 2024 an die Journalistin Anneliese Rohrer durch die Vizepräsidentin des Presseclubs Concordia Petra Stuiber.</p> <p> <p><p>Eröffnet wird die Verleihung von Dritter Nationalratspräsidentin Doris Bures, einleitende Worte kommen vom Präsidenten des Presseclub Concordia Andreas Koller. Die Juryvorsitzende und ehemalige Dritte Nationalratspräsidentin Heide Schmidt begründet die Entscheidung der Jury.</p><p>Die Verleihung der Concordia Preise 2025 kann via Livestream mitverfolgt werden und ist als Video-on-Demand in der Mediathek des Parlaments verfügbar.</p> </p></p> <p> Weitere Informationen <p> <i></i>Parlamentskorrespondenz: Die Parlamentswoche vom 28. April bis 2. Mai 2025 </p></p> <p> News in einfacher Sprache <p><p><img src="https://www.parlament.gv.at/static/img/einfache_sprache.svg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Die Parlamentswoche vom 28. April bis 2. Mai</p> </p></p> <p>Themen <p>Parlament und Demokratie</p> <p> <p><i></i></p> zur Übersicht </p> Rom-Reise & Concordia-Preise: Die Parlamentswoche vom 28. April bis 2. Mai \| Parlament Österreich	查看 2390	奥地利联邦议会	2025-04-05 08:00:00 2025-04-25 22:33:50	word
3115254	有图 <p><p>News25.04.2025, 13:32</p> Girls" Day im Parlament: "Ich habe meinen Traumberuf gefunden" </p> <p> <p>Auf die Frage, was die 14-jährige Nare ihren Eltern vom Girls" Day am 24. April im Parlament erzählen wird, antwortet sie: "Ich habe meinen Traumberuf gefunden." Sie war eine von rund 50 Teilnehmerinnen, die aus erster Hand erfuhren, was es bedeutet, im Herzen der Demokratie zu arbeiten. Abgeordnete zum Nationalrat, Mitglieder des Bundesrats und Mitarbeiterinnen der Parlamentsdirektion stellten sich den Fragen der Jugendlichen und berichteten von ihrem Arbeitsalltag im Hohen Haus.</p><p>Nare weiß jetzt schon, dass sie eines Tages in die Politik will. Das habe sich im Gespräch mit den Politikerinnen bestätigt. Dabei wolle sie die Anliegen von Menschen vertreten und "dass auch andere sehen, dass sie eine Stimme haben und damit die Welt verändern können."</p> </p> </p> <p><p><p><img src="https://www.parlament.gv.at/dokument/bild/201572/20157292_800.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p> <p><i></i></p> Parlamentsdirektion/Katie-Aileen Dempsey <p>Parlamentsdirektion/Katie-Aileen Dempsey</p> </p> </p> <p>Die 14-jährige Nare (mit Brille) im Austausch mit Bundesrätin Elisabeth Lindner-Wolff.</p> <p> Von der Brunnentechnik bis zur großen Bühne im Plenum <p>Worauf wird beim Sicherheitscheck geachtet? Wie läuft eine Nationalratssitzung hinter den Kulissen ab? Und was passiert eigentlich, wenn Staatsgäste im Parlament empfangen werden? Den gesamten Tag über wurden die Teilnehmerinnen an den Arbeitsplatz von Mitarbeiterinnen der Parlamentsdirektion und Politikerinnen geführt.</p><p>"Es gibt so vieles, das im Hintergrund passiert", erzählt die 14-jährige Banafsha über ihre Führung durch den Keller des Parlaments. Aber auch sie ist sich sicher: Sie wird eines Tages Abgeordnete im Nationalrat. "Ich will über meine eigenen Rechte bestimmen dürfen", sagt sie im Interview mit dem Newsroom des Parlaments.</p> </p> </p> <p><p><p><img src="https://www.parlament.gv.at/dokument/bild/201572/20157293_800.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p> <p><i></i></p> Parlamentsdirektion/Katie-Aileen Dempsey <p>Parlamentsdirektion/Katie-Aileen Dempsey</p> </p> </p> <p>Banafsha sieht sich eines Tages im Nationalrat sitzen. Besonders die Rechte von Frauen liegen ihr am Herzen.</p> <p> <p>Asude hingegen kann sich vorstellen, in der Verwaltung zu arbeiten. Die Mitarbeiterinnen machten einen sehr netten Eindruck auf sie und scheinen "sich alle gegenseitig zu unterstützen". Das "allercoolste" war aber, von Tisch zu Tisch zu gehen und sich mit den Politikerinnen über ihren Arbeitsalltag auszutauschen.</p><p>Nicht nur Nare und Banafsha können sich vorstellen, eines Tages Reden im Parlament zu halten. Als Bundesratspräsidentin Andrea Eder-Gitschthaler in die Runde fragt, wer sich nach einem Tag im Parlament eine politische Karriere vorstellen kann, schnellen zwölf Hände in die Höhe.</p> </p> </p> <p><p><p><img src="https://www.parlament.gv.at/dokument/bild/201572/20157294_800.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p> <p><i></i></p> Parlamentsdirektion/Katie-Aileen Dempsey <p>Parlamentsdirektion/Katie-Aileen Dempsey</p> </p> </p> <p>Rund 50 Mädchen blickten beim Girls" Day hinter die Kulissen des Parlaments – und trafen dabei Frauen, die das Hohe Haus mitgestalten.</p> <p> Zur Geschichte des Girls" Day <p><p>Seinen Ursprung hat der Girls" Day, auch Mädchen- oder Töchtertag genannt, in den USA. Seit 1993 besuchen Schülerinnen ihre Eltern, Verwandten oder Bekannten an deren Arbeitsplätzen, um in den Berufsalltag hineinzuschnuppern.</p><p>Im österreichischen Bundesdienst ermöglicht der Girls" Day seit 19 Jahren Mädchen und jungen Frauen, in den Arbeitsalltag von Abgeordneten zum Nationalrat, Mitgliedern des Bundesrats und Mitarbeiterinnen der Parlamentsdirektion einzutauchen.</p> </p></p> <p> Weitere Informationen <p> <i></i>Zur Nachschau des Girls‘ Days 2025 <i></i>Informationen zum Girls" Day <i></i>Informationen zu Frauen im Parlament </p></p> <p> News in einfacher Sprache <p><p><img src="https://www.parlament.gv.at/static/img/einfache_sprache.svg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Girls" Day im Parlament: "Ich habe meinen Traumberuf gefunden"</p> </p></p> <p>Themen <p>Parlament und Demokratie</p> <p> <p><i></i></p> zur Übersicht </p> Girls' Day im Parlament: "Ich habe meinen Traumberuf gefunden" \| Parlament Österreich	查看 4309	奥地利联邦议会	2025-04-05 08:00:00 2025-04-25 22:33:50	word
3115253	有图 <p><p>News24.04.2025, 19:58</p> Nationalrat: Grüne fordern Stopp für große Straßenbauprojekte </p> <p> Grüne für Sparen beim Straßenbau <p>Die Grünen unterstrichen ihre Forderung nach einem Aus für teure Straßenbauprojekte mit einer Dringlichen Anfrage an Finanzminister Markus Marterbauer. Unter dem Betreff "Konsolidieren statt Betonieren" drängte Umweltsprecherin Leonore Gewessler darauf, schon länger geplante Projekte wie den Lobautunnel oder die Bodensee Schnellstraße S18 endgültig zu stoppen. Dadurch könnte ihrer Meinung nach viel Geld gespart und damit ein wesentlicher Beitrag zur notwendigen Budgetsanierung geleistet werden, wobei sie auch die Länder und Gemeinden adressierte. Zudem wäre ein solcher Schritt ihrer Meinung nach im Sinne des Klima- und des Bodenschutzes wichtig.</p><p>Bei den anderen Fraktionen stießen die Grünen mit ihrer Forderung allerdings auf wenig Verständnis. Straßenbauprojekte würden nicht aus dem Budget, sondern aus Mauteinnahmen der ASFINAG finanziert, machte etwa ÖVP-Verkehrssprecher Andreas Ottenschläger geltend. Mit einem Stopp könne man daher das Budget nicht sanieren. Auch auf die Mitverantwortung der Grünen an der aktuellen Budgetlage und die Notwendigkeit eines Lückenschlusses im hochrangigen Straßennetzes wurde mehrfach verwiesen.</p><p>Finanzminister Markus Marterbauer wollte Kürzungen im Straßenbau allerdings nicht ausschließen. Es seien in allen Bereichen Sparmaßnahmen notwendig, betonte er und verwies auf die laufenden "schwierigen" Budgetverhandlungen. Ohne Sanierungsmaßnahmen würde das Defizit des Bundes heuer auf 27 Mrd. € steigen, warnte er. Allerdings plant die Regierung ihm zufolge auch ein "Offensivpaket", schließlich könnten Investitionen in die Infrastruktur nicht nur die Wirtschaft ankurbeln und Beschäftigung fördern, sondern auch "ein Klimaschutzmotor" sein.</p> </p> </p> <p><p><p><img src="https://www.parlament.gv.at/dokument/bild/201568/20156898_800.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p> <p><i></i></p> Parlamentsdirektion/Johannes Zinner <p>Parlamentsdirektion/Johannes Zinner</p> </p> </p> <p>In der 17. Sitzung des Nationalrats diskutierten die Abgeordneten unter anderem über eine Dringliche Anfrage der Grünen.</p> <p> EAG-Novelle und Entschließungen <p><p>Einziger Gesetzesbeschluss am ersten Sitzungstag der Plenarwoche war eine kleine Novelle zum Erneuerbaren-Ausbau-Gesetz. Höhere Investitionszuschüsse für Photovoltaikanlagen können demnach künftig auch dann gewährt werden, wenn wesentliche Komponenten dafür aus der Schweiz kommen. Bisher war die entsprechende Bestimmung auf Komponenten aus dem EWR-Raum beschränkt.</p><p>Außerdem fassten die Abgeordneten eine Reihe von Entschließungen, mit denen sie unter anderem rasche Maßnahmen zur Stärkung des Wirtschaftsstandortes und eine Entlastung von Unternehmen und Haushalten im Bereich der Energiekosten einmahnten. Auch die Weiterentwicklung und Evaluierung des sogenannten "Plan T", ein Masterplan für den Tourismus, und eine baldige Umsetzung der EU-Ökodesign-Verordnung ist dem Nationalrat ein Anliegen. Letztere zielt unter anderem auf ein sukzessives Verbot der Vernichtung unverkaufter Kleidung und Schuhe ab.</p> </p></p> <p> Schutz von Kindern in der Ukraine, nukleare Abrüstung <p><p>Im Bereich der Außenpolitik sprechen sich die Abgeordneten unter anderem für einen verstärkten Einsatz Österreichs gegen die Verbreitung von Atomwaffen aus. Außerdem nahmen sie das Verbot von Pride-Paraden in Ungarn zum Anlass, um sich für die Rechte von LGBTIQ-Personen wie Rede-, Meinungs- und Versammlungsfreiheit stark zu machen. In Zusammenhang mit dem Krieg in der Ukraine ersucht der Nationalrat die Regierung, sich weiterhin für den Schutz und die Unterstützung ukrainischer Kinder im Sinne der UN-Kinderrechtskonvention sowie für eine Rückführung von nach Russland entführten Kindern einzusetzen.</p><p>Einstimmig wurde der von Österreich erhobene Einspruch gegen den Beitritt Bangladeschs zu einem internationalen Übereinkommen betreffend Urkundenbeglaubigungen genehmigt. Außerdem nahmen die Abgeordneten einen Bericht des Petitionsausschusses über sechs Bürgerinitiativen zur Kenntnis.</p> </p></p> <p> FPÖ sieht "massive Schieflage" im Sozialstaat <p>Begonnen hatte die Sitzung mit einer Trauerminute für Papst Franziskus sowie den ehemaligen SPÖ-Klubobmann und Volksanwalt Peter Kostelka, der zuletzt Präsident des Pensionistenverbandes war. Danach prangerte die FPÖ in der Aktuellen Stunde eine "massive Schieflage" im österreichischen Sozialstaat an. Während man bei "den eigenen Leuten und den eigenen Pensionisten" den Sparstift ansetze, würden Großfamilien aus dem arabischen Raum bis zu 6.000 € Sozialhilfe erhalten, hielt FPÖ-Sozialsprecherin Dagmar Belakowitsch fest. Diese Menschen wollten sich auch nicht integrieren und die deutsche Sprache erlernen, ist sie überzeugt. Vor allem in Wien ist ihr zufolge "ein übermäßiger Griff in die Sozialtöpfe" zu verzeichnen.</p><p>Widerspruch erntete Belakowitsch von den anderen Parteien. Man müsse sich das Thema Sozialhilfe umfassend, realistisch und faktenbasiert anschauen, mahnte etwa Sozialministerin Korinna Schumann. So hätten nur Asylberechtigte Zugang zur Sozialhilfe, während Asylwerber:innen unter die Grundversorgung fielen. Gleichzeitig seien Bezieher:innen verpflichtet, dem Arbeitsmarkt zur Verfügung zu stehen und sich Integrationsmaßnahmen zu unterziehen. In Teilen brauche es aber eine Lösung, räumte Schumann ein und verwies auf die Pläne der Regierung, die Sozialhilfe zu adaptieren und österreichweit zu vereinheitlichen.</p> </p> </p> <p><p><p><img src="https://www.parlament.gv.at/dokument/bild/201569/20156900_800.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p> <p><i></i></p> Parlamentsdirektion/Johannes Zinner <p>Parlamentsdirektion/Johannes Zinner</p> </p> </p> <p>FPÖ-Sozialsprecherin Belakowitsch kritisiert im Vorfeld der Wien-Wahl die Wiener Sozialhilfe</p> <p> Aktuelle Europastunde zum Thema Wohnen <p><p>In der Aktuellen Europastunde ging es um das Thema Wohnen. SPÖ-Abgeordnete Julia Herr nahm den Investitionsplan der Europäischen Kommission und der Europäischen Investitionsbank (EIB) für erschwinglichen und nachhaltigen Wohnraum zum Anlass, um auf die Bedeutung des sozialen Wohnbaus in Wien hinzuweisen. Wien sei europäisches Vorbild, betonte sie. Um leistbaren Wohnraum sicherzustellen, soll laut Vizekanzler Andreas Babler nicht nur bei geregelten Mietverhältnissen, sondern auch bei den freien Mieten eingriffen werden.</p><p>Eine längere Diskussion gab es in der Sitzung über den von FPÖ-Abgeordnetem Peter Wurm in der Aktuellen Stunde verwendeten Begriff "Umvolkung". Mehrere Abgeordnete verwiesen auf die nationalsozialistische Konnotation des Begriffs und kritisierten, dass Nationalratspräsident Walter Rosenkranz Wurm keinen Ordnungsruf dafür erteilen wollte. Wurm zog den Begriff später schließlich zurück.</p> </p></p> <p> Weitere Informationen <p> <i></i>Parlamentskorrespondenz zur Dringlichen Anfrage der Grünen <i></i>Parlamentskorrespondenz zur Aktuellen Stunde <i></i>Parlamentskorrespondenz zur Aktuellen Europastunde <i></i>Parlamentskorrespondenz zur Diskussion über die wirtschaftliche Lage in Österreich <i></i>Parlamentskorrespondenz zum EAG und zum Thema Energie <i></i>Parlamentskorrespondenz zum "Plan T" und zur raschen nationalen Umsetzung der EU-Ökodesign-Verordnung <i></i>Parlamentskorrespondenz zum Schutz ukrainischer Kinder und zur atomaren Abrüstung <i></i>Parlamentskorrespondenz zur Entschließung zu LGBTIQ+-Rechten in Ungarn und zum Sammelbericht des Petitionsausschusses <img src="https://www.parlament.gv.at/static/img/Icon_Galerie.svg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Fotos von der Plenarsitzung </p></p> <p> News in einfacher Sprache <p><p><img src="https://www.parlament.gv.at/static/img/einfache_sprache.svg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Nationalrat: Grüne wollen große Straßenbau-Projekte stoppen</p> </p></p> <p>Themen <p>AußenpolitikBudget und FinanzenInneres und RechtSozialesVerkehr und InfrastrukturWirtschaft</p> <p> <p><i></i></p> zur Übersicht </p> Nationalrat: Grüne fordern Stopp für große Straßenbauprojekte \| Parlament Österreich	查看 8125	奥地利联邦议会	2025-04-04 08:00:00 2025-04-25 22:33:50	word
3115252	无图 <p>I dag fremsætter justitsministeren et lovforslag, som har til formål at sikre, at Politiets Efterretningstjeneste (PET) fortsat har de værktøjer, som er nødvendige for, at tjenesten effektivt kan varetage sine vigtige opgaver med blandt andet at forebygge og modvirke den alvorlige terrortrussel og håndteringen af en stigende trussel fra spionage-, sabotage- og påvirkningsvirksomhed fra statslige aktører. Sammen med den styrkelse af tilsynet med efterretningstjenesterne, som blev vedtaget sidste år, følger lovforslaget op på evalueringen af PET-loven fra 2022. </p> <p>Danmark står i den mest alvorlige sikkerhedspolitiske situation siden den kolde krig. Terrortruslen mod Danmark er fortsat alvorlig. Derfor mener regeringen, at der er behov for løbende at se på, om PET har de rette værktøjer til at varetage sine opgaver effektivt. De oplysninger, som PET vil kunne behandle efter reglerne i lovforslaget, kan være afgørende for at opdage potentielle terror-, sabotage- eller spionagetrusler i tide. Det kan eksempelvis være udenlandske registre, der kan bidrage til at afdække spionageaktivitet i Danmark.</p><p>Lovforslaget har været i fire ugers høring og har efterfølgende været sendt i høring hos yderligere organisationer mv. På den baggrund er der foretaget tilpasninger af de foreslåede kontrolmekanismer, som har til formål at sikre, at PET ikke får videre beføjelser, end hvad der er nødvendigt for, at tjenesten fortsat effektivt kan varetage sine opgaver. I det fremsatte lovforslag er der således foretaget en række ændringer på baggrund af blandt andet høringssvar fra repræsentanter for medier og journalister.</p><p>Justitsminister Peter Hummelgaard siger:</p><p>– Danskernes sikkerhed og tryghed har regeringens allerhøjeste prioritet. Derfor ser vi med stor alvor på, at PET i sin seneste trusselsvurdering peger på, at terrortruslen mod Danmark fortsat er alvorlig. Den teknologiske og samfundsmæssige udvikling kræver, at vi løbende ser på, om PET har de rette tekniske værktøjer til at passe bedst muligt på danskerne, og det er det, vi med lovforslaget ønsker at sikre. Med de nye værktøjer i hænderne vil PET få endnu bedre forudsætninger for tidligt og effektivt at kunne identificere og håndtere trusler mod Danmark – det kan være helt afgørende i den nuværende sikkerhedssituation. Lovforslaget tager derudover højde for noget af den kritik, der er rejst under den offentlige høring.</p><p>Baggrund</p><p>Det fremsatte lovforslag er andet led i opfølgningen på evalueringen af PET-loven fra juni 2022. Sidste år gennemførte regeringen og et bredt flertal i Folketinget en styrkelse af tilsynet med efterretningstjenesterne. Det indebærer blandt andet, at Tilsynet med Efterretningstjenesterne kan føre bagudrettet legalitetskontrol med PET’s operative opgaver, og at Udvalget vedrørende Efterretningstjenesterne har fået mulighed for i ekstraordinære situationer at anmode Tilsynet med Efterretningstjenesterne om at undersøge konkrete sager, sagsforløb, problemstillinger mv.</p><p>Med lovforslaget lægges der op til en række ændringer af PET-loven, som følger op på de resterende dele af evalueringen af PET-loven. Der lægges blandt andet op til, at andre forvaltningsmyndigheder efter anmodning fra PET kan etablere direkte elektronisk adgang for tjenesten til relevante registre og systemer, og at PET fremover skal kunne tilvejebringe og på andre måder behandle oplysninger med henblik på udvikling og vedligeholdelse af it-systemer. Derudover foreslås det, at der fastsættes klare regler for PET’s indhentelse af retskendelser ved PET’s anmodninger til FE om at foretage søgninger i rådata med henblik på at videregive oplysninger til PET. Ændringerne vedrører også blandt andet præciseringer af beskrivelsen af PET’s opgaver og funktion og fastsættelse af visse regler om Tilsynet med Efterretningstjenesternes behandling af anmodninger fra personer om at undersøge, om PET uberettiget behandler oplysninger om den pågældende (den såkaldte indirekte indsigtsordning).</p><p>Med lovforslaget ønsker regeringen derudover at sikre, at der er klare retlige rammer for PET’s mulighed for at arbejde med større sammenhængende datasæt. PET har allerede i dag mulighed for at indsamle, indhente og i øvrigt behandle større mængder oplysninger, men anvendelsen af store mængder data er ikke særskilt reguleret i PET-loven, som trådte i kraft i 2014. Derfor lægger lovforslaget blandt andet op til at indføre et nyt kapitel i PET-loven, hvori der fastsættes klare regler om PET’s håndtering af større sammenhængende datasæt.</p><p>Med større sammenhængende datasæt forstås store samlinger af oplysninger, som PET indhenter og opbevarer uden på forhånd at have kendskab til de enkelte oplysninger, der indgår i datasættet, og som i kraft af deres omfang ikke i praksis vil kunne behandles manuelt.</p><p>De foreslåede regler er udformet sådan, at PET ikke får videre beføjelser, end hvad der er nødvendigt for, at tjenesten effektivt kan varetage sine opgaver med blandt andet at bekæmpe terror, sabotage og spionage.</p><p>De foreslåede regler vil medføre, at der oprettes et særskilt miljø ved siden af de almindelige regler i PET-loven, hvor det vil være muligt for PET inden for nærmere bestemte rammer at opbevare og foretage bestemte ikke-personrettede behandlinger af større sammenhængende datasæt. Ved for eksempel personrettede søgninger vil der fortsat gælde de samme regler som i dag. Lovforslaget vil således ikke ændre på betingelserne for, hvornår PET kan behandle oplysninger om enkeltpersoner, for eksempel som led i en undersøgelse eller efterforskning.</p><p>Lovforslaget forventes at træde i kraft den 1. oktober 2025. Af det udkast, der har været i offentlig høring, fremgik det, at den forventede ikrafttrædelse af lovforslaget var den 1. juli 2025.</p><p>Læs lovforslaget her</p><p>Læs evalueringen af PET-loven her</p><p>Konkrete eksempler på, hvordan PET kan anvende større sammenhængende datasæt efter de foreslåede regler</p><p>Større sammenhængende datasæt bestående af oplysninger fra offentligt tilgængelige kilder vil eksempelvis kunne være artikler og opslag i inden- og udenlandske medier mv. Ved brug af kunstig intelligens vil PET få bedre muligheder for at konstatere udenlandske påvirkningskampagner i Danmark – for eksempel i forbindelse med afholdelse af valghandlinger.</p><p>Større sammenhængende datasæt bestående af oplysninger fra andre danske forvaltningsmyndigheder vil for eksempel kunne omhandle dansk eksport. PET vil kunne analysere sådanne større datasæt for at opdage ændrede mønstre, som kan styrke PET’s mulighed for at opspore teknologier eller produkter, som sælges til Rusland i strid med sanktionerne mod landet.</p><p>Større sammenhængende datasæt, som langt overvejende må antages at indeholde oplysninger om personer, der ikke er hjemmehørende i Danmark, vil eksempelvis kunne være et register over personer, der har bestilt varer eller tjenesteydelser fra eller til adresser tilknyttet en udenlandsk efterretningstjeneste. PET vil kunne anvende oplysningerne til at afdække udenlandsk spionageaktivitet i Danmark ved at koble tilrejsende udenlandske statsborgere til en udenlandsk efterretningstjeneste.</p> Justitsministeren: PET skal have nye redskaber for effektivt at kunne passe på danskerne \| Justitsministeriet	查看 7204	丹麦司法部	2025-04-01 00:00:00 2025-04-25 22:20:19	word
3115251	有图 <p> <img src="https://concito.dk/files/concito_2024_dk.svg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> Climate Change, Security & Critical Infrastructure – A Copenhagen Climate Ministerial Side Event \| CONCITO	查看 143	康西托智库	2025-04-25 15:04:30 2025-04-25 22:19:37	word
3115250	无图 <p>Thai PBS"s Digital Media Center’s project won the DIGI Data Camp Season 3 award with the work "Fact Checking: Examining Fake News, Filtering Real News" at the International Open Data Day 2025. Mr. Anupong Chaiyariti, Deputy Director General of Thai PBS for Broadcasting Technology and Ms. Kanokporn Prasitphol, Director of the Digital Media center, along with the "Viphavadi Team", the organizing a team from Thai PBS Digital Media center, received the award, which was honored by Dr. Nathathai Thiwphai-ngam, Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister"s Office, who presented the award at the Conference Hall, 2nd floor, Thailand Institute of Justice (TIJ).</p><p>Their work "Fact Checking: Examine fake news, filter real news" is a dashboard with a system for distincquishing fake news, distorted news, from factual news, including analyzing data trends through keyword analysis of messages published on social media for use in planning strategies and solving the fake news problem that is affecting Thai society. It is the use of open data to check fake news published on online media.</p><p>This system can categorize fake news types, analyze the trends of the most searched keywords, and predict the risk of fake news in the future. This allows government and private agencies to use it as an effective tool to prevent fake news. According to statistics on the spread of fake news in Thailand, more than 20 million fake news stories were shared between 2020 and 2023, especially news in the health and economic categories, which increased by 2.69 times, resulting in an average economic loss of 74 million baht per day. Thai PBS"s fact-checking innovation is expected to help raise awareness about fake news, reduce its impact on society, and promote the use of open data to further develop quality mass media.</p><p>Receiving this award is another important step that demonstrates Thai PBS’s role in promoting the use of open data to create valuable innovations and push the Thai government towards greater transparency and efficiency.</p> Thai PBS's Digital Media Center won an award from the DIGI Data Camp Season 3	查看 2046	泰国PBS	2025-03-28 00:00:00 2025-04-25 22:34:48	word
3115249	有图 <p>Why A Good Death Remains Out of Reach for Most Bangkokians</p><p>As Thailand rapidly ages, it has officially become a ‘completely aged society’ since 2023. Projections show that by 2036, Thailand will evolve into a ‘Super-Aged" society, with over 28% of the population aged 60 and above.</p><p>Alongside the rising elderly population, deaths related to non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and emerging infectious diseases are increasing.</p><p>This growing trend highlights the urgent need for accessible palliative care.</p><p>Palliative care is designed to enhance the quality of life for patients and their families by alleviating well-being in physical, psychological, social, and spiritual dimensions.</p><p>While end-of-life care has been largely ignored in Thai society, it is now becoming a focal point in public discourse. Despite this, over 80% of Thais express a wish to die peacefully at home. However, the reality in Bangkok is starkly different—only 3% of city residents achieve what’s known as a ‘good death,’ defined as passing away with dignity, comfort, and surrounded by loved ones.</p><img src="https://en.thaipbs.or.th/media/Q9h8aoS3zHOHks89RF2XZmK3gXlI1oKPplMZttS.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>A recent forum highlighted how access to palliative care is often restricted to terminal-stage patients, with many practical challenges standing in the way. For example, transportation benefits, such as free taxi rides to hospitals, are unsuitable for bedridden patients who cannot sit upright. Orana Chaisuksang - a professional palliative caregiver whose story poignantly illustrates the service gap. Her father, suffering from heart failure, kidney disease, dementia, and an enlarged prostate, is considered too "medically stable" to qualify for palliative care. Despite his deteriorating health, the family only receives a modest 600 baht senior stipend per month, while his actual care costs exceed 50,000 baht.</p><p>This case is not unique. Many families across Bangkok face similar difficulties, especially as the definition of ‘palliative care’ remains unclear. Some interpret it narrowly as end-of-life care, while others include long-term and elderly care. This lack of consensus on palliative care complicates policy implementation, medical eligibility, and funding allocation, further exacerbating the challenges families face.</p><p>Grassroots Efforts: More Than Just Policy</p><img src="https://en.thaipbs.or.th/media/Q9h8aoS3zHOHks89RF2XZmK3gXnQLY4jlHIb0HK.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>While government action is essential, it is clear that it cannot be the sole solution. Some healthcare professionals have adopted community-based models to bridge this gap. Dr. Jirapha Kotchawat, a palliative care expert from Sirindhorn Hospital, partners with local public health centers to provide hospital-based consultations and care plans, followed by home visits from local teams. This hybrid model helps ensure continuity of care while reducing congestion in hospitals.</p><img src="https://en.thaipbs.or.th/media/Q9h8aoS3zHOHks89RF2XZmK3gXopJxUw1zdhIkD.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>Prof. Issarang Nuchprayoon, MD. PhD., a professor from the Pediatrics Department, Chulalongkorn University Faculty of Medicine, has taken a different approach by establishing Yuen-Yen Social Enterprise, a social business designed for patients who cannot access nursing homes or those with limited resources. Over the past 7 years, Yuen-Yen has cared for over 1,700 families, with 75% of patients passing away peacefully at home. These community-driven initiatives highlight the critical need for flexible, locally-focused care models to address the aging population, chronic illness, and death, alongside government support.</p><p>Bangkok"s Policy Shift Towards Palliative Care</p><p>In recognition of these needs, Chadchart Sittipunt, the Governor of Bangkok, has directed district offices to strengthen palliative care infrastructure. Initiatives such as the ‘Bangkok Health Map’ app and a Line Official Account have been introduced to help residents find local palliative care services and access guidance. Although Bangkok now has policies in place, full implementation remains a challenge.</p><img src="https://en.thaipbs.or.th/media/Q9h8aoS3zHOHks89RF2XZmK3gXhzLAkWkLJciZO.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>The national government is also reaffirming its commitment to improving palliative care. Dr. Pathomporn Siraprapasiri, the inspector-general at the Public Health Ministry, (the advisor to the Department of Medical Services), Senior Public Health Advisor, confirmed that the government will begin funding care for three key groups starting this year: the general elderly population, elderly individuals with dependency, and patients requiring palliative care. These funds will cover the costs for caregivers and social workers, with money channeled directly to local public health centers.</p><p>Building a Future Where Everyone Can Die Well</p><img src="https://en.thaipbs.or.th/media/Q9h8aoS3zHOHks89RF2XZmK3gXpo0BjilIO6kYp.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>Dr. Phurithat Saengthongpanichkul, Director ofRatchaphiphat Hospitalม added that only 30% of patients prefer to choose palliative care and merely 3% had the opportunity to die peacefully at home. Yet, the overall situation for Bangkok residents living in condos or rental rooms, options for peaceful end-of-life care are gradually improving. Hospitals like Ratchaphiphat and Rajavithi, as well as certified nursing homes, now offer palliative care services, and plans are underway to create specialized "palliative care wards" to meet the growing needs of the elderly population. Despite the challenges, the increasing recognition of these issues and the policy steps being taken signal that a future where a good death is accessible to all may soon be within reach.</p><img src="https://en.thaipbs.or.th/media/Q9h8aoS3zHOHks89RF2XZmK3gXqm68yYns6cOtQ.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>Nattaya Waeweerakupt, Director of the Social Agenda and Public Policies Communication Center at Thai PBS, concluded the forum by highlighting the significant impact of the systematic improvements that now support a peaceful death and enhance the quality of end-of-life care, compared to the past, alongside the dedication of many palliative care medical teams.</p><img src="https://en.thaipbs.or.th/media/Q9h8aoS3zHOHks89RF2XZmK3gXj8hq9SlPrkHPY.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>All the information gathered at the forum and the acitivity booths in the event will be processed in "Policy Watch" data platform, as an instrument for the general public in various sectors to monitor and mobilise public policies together comprehensively and coherently in all dimensions.</p> Thai PBS Sparks Dialogue Through The Active’s Policy Forum in the Death Fest 2025	查看 6750	泰国PBS	2025-03-31 00:00:00 2025-04-25 22:34:48	word
3115248	有图 <p>On April 18, 2015, the Thai Public Broadcasting Service of land (Thai PBS), led by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Wilasinee Phiphitkul, Director General of Thai PBS, welcomed a group of media from the All China Journalists Association (ACJA), led by Mrs. Li Xiaojun, Vice President of the Association, along with representatives from the Thai Journalists Association, who traveled to discuss with the executives and staff of Thai PBS World under the Thai-Chinese Media Exchange Program.</p><img src="https://en.thaipbs.or.th/media/Q9h8aoS3zHOHks89RFo8cjBJhcMTthF8tpnAn9r.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>Assoc. Prof. Dr. Wilasinee said that Thai PBS is a Thai public media service established under its specific statute, focusing on working for the public interest, without relying on government or private sector funding, to create neutrality, credibility, and focus on presenting diverse issues that may not appear in mainstream media, such as promoting education, child and youth development, and supporting marginalized groups.</p><img src="https://en.thaipbs.or.th/media/Q9h8aoS3zHOHks89RFo8cjBJhcIZ8u5VcoGgHmA.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>In the past 3 years, Thai PBS has systematically entered the Digital First era, adjusting its working methods to report news online immediately before broadcasting on television. Ready to develop new content formats that meet the needs of digital-age viewers, such as The Visual, presenting stories in the form of Data Storytelling, such as "THE BAG - Heavy Baggage on Children’s Shoulders". At the same time, it has also developed the VIPA platform, an online streaming service without charge and ads, along with the C-site platform that allows more than 5,000 citizen journalists nationwide to participate in reporting news, conveying stories and reflecting the perspectives of their communities. All of this promotes a strong public media ecosystem, distributes opportunities and opens up space for citizens to participate in creating a quality society.</p><img src="https://en.thaipbs.or.th/media/Q9h8aoS3zHOHks89RFo8cjBJhcQyWhiQu5Hjjpd.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>Ms. Li said during her visit to Thai PBS that she felt comfortable and impressed when she visited, and also felt the identity of a true public media, especially the working approach that does not only develop technology and content, but also focuses on creating a "media ecosystem" that allows citizens to rise and communicate stories of their communities creatively and powerfully. She also mentioned the direction of the media in China, saying that they are moving forward with a policy of adapting to the Digital First era by prioritizing the presentation of content through online platforms first before broadcasting on television.</p><img src="https://en.thaipbs.or.th/media/Q9h8aoS3zHOHks89RFo8cjBJhcOn12gu8wfMLVB.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Thai PBS welcomes Chinese media, strengthens cooperation in the digital age	查看 2866	泰国PBS	2025-04-22 00:00:00 2025-04-25 22:34:48	word
3115247	有图 <p> <p> <p>From powering software applications to fueling platforms such as ChatGPT, artificial intelligence (AI) is playing a more visible role in people’s daily lives. As this AI revolution unfolds with many opportunities for technological advancement, it also brings some challenges – including the significant amount of energy that AI requires to operate. Goldman Sachs forecasts that AI-driven power consumption could reach over 1,000 terawatt-hours by 2030 – nearly double the amount of power generated by South Korea for the whole of 2022.</p><p>To help solve this challenge, SK companies are advancing more efficient solutions and materials that meet the growing demand for AI and form integral foundations for electronic devices. One of these materials is glass substrates, thin layers of glass on which processing and memory chips can be mounted together to create the brains of a computing system.</p><p>Manufactured by Absolics, a U.S.-based SK company, glass substrates leverage thermally stable technology and can hold more chips and enable larger packages. Along with other special design and manufacturing capabilities, their technology can significantly improve power consumption and data speed – including up to a 50% reduction in power consumption and a 30% improvement in signal performance, among other benefits.</p><p>Key advantages for AI usage</p><p>As AI platforms and Large Language Models (LLMs) become more sophisticated, Absolics anticipates launching high-volume manufacturing of its glass substrates in 2025. These substrates can support high-performance computing for AI platforms thanks to three key advantages: smooth surfaces, thermal resistance, and space efficiency.</p><p>Smooth surfaces allow for more precise circuit implementations and better chip-to-chip connections, which improve power efficiency and reduce electrical signal loss. The substrates’ thermal resistance results in less distortion under heat, leading to enhanced packaging density that’s well-suited for precision semiconductors such as High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), used in tandem with graphic processing units (GPUs) to power leading AI functions.</p><p>Additionally, one of Absolics’ key element technologies is the active/passive parts embedding in the glass core. This makes routing much more efficient than conventional designs by embedding multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) directly into the package substrate instead of using the surface-mounting technology that conventional organic substrates require. This reduction in routing drives greater space efficiency to allow for more compact designs and better utilization of limited space. It also provides extra surface space for additional XPUs and memory, supporting a more power-efficient performance.</p><p>Ultimately, these key advantages contribute to glass substrates’ enhanced package performance in terms of signal/power integrity, and design scalability.</p> </p> </p> <p> <p> <img src="https://eng.sk.com/uploads/images/_840xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/25_SK_absolics_article_1200x676.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> <p> <p> <p>The top markets for glass substrates</p><p>As AI technology continues to expand, so does the demand for high-performance computing that can quickly process large volumes of data. Advanced semiconductor packages using glass substrates will enhance high-performance computing and broaden their end markets to include AI servers, data centers, virtual reality, 5G, satellite communications, network infrastructure, autonomous vehicles, and more.</p><p>Absolics is developing a strong and resilient supply chain to serve these industries.</p><p>A major player in U.S. and global markets</p><p>Absolics – which has heavily invested into its Covington, Georgia facility – aims to establish a novel ecosystem in advanced packaging to support the growth of the high-performance compute and AI markets and meet the demand here in the U.S. and abroad.</p><p>Absolics’ innovative solutions and manufacturing processes for glass substrates serve as a prime example of how SK is advancing high technology. From investing in key U.S. markets to developing critical technology that will power AI platforms, SK is driving toward a stronger future – and it all starts with innovation today.</p> </p> </p> Absolics: How Glass Substrates Are Powering the AI Revolution \| SK	查看 4401	SK集团	2025-01-01 00:00:00 2025-04-25 22:34:37	word
3115246	无图 <p> </p> <p> <p> <p>In the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence, SK Group is committed to developing AI tools that improve life in meaningful ways. This vision is exemplified by SK telecom"s innovative Aster AI agent, designed to anticipate and address real-world challenges.</p><p>Aster not only responds to queries but also assists users throughout their day. Imagine planning a dinner with friends: Aster seamlessly intervenes to suggest recipes, list ingredients, and even outline a preparation timeline. This represents a significant advancement in AI technology—one that not only informs but actively helps organize and simplify everyday tasks. And with its investments in X-Caliber, an AI-powered pet healthcare diagnosis solution, SK telecom"s commitment to life-enhancing AI extends to animal healthcare.</p><p>As the global technology landscape continues to evolve, SK telecom is creating a comprehensive ecosystem of intelligent services that aim to make AI an integral and intuitive part of daily life.</p> </p> </p> SK Telecom Expands AI Services to Enhance Daily Life \| SK	查看 1075	SK集团	2025-01-01 00:00:00 2025-04-25 22:34:37	word
3115245	有图 <p> <p> <p>SEOUL -- SK On, a leading global battery and trading company, announced today it will showcase an advanced thermal management solution with SK Enmove at the upcoming battery exhibition to highlight its cutting-edge battery safety technologies.</p><p>SK On, in collaboration with its fellow SK Group member company and leading lubricant supplier, SK Enmove, will present immersion cooling technology for electric vehicle (EV) batteries at InterBattery 2025, South Korea’s largest battery exhibition set to take place from March 5-7 at COEX in Seoul.</p><p>Immersion cooling refers to a thermal management solution that cools heat-generating components by directly immersing them in thermal fluids.</p><p>As for EV batteries, immersion cooling involves circulating electrically insulating thermal fluids inside the battery pack to effectively dissipate heat. Since the coolant directly contacts the battery cells, it can effectively suppress temperature rise compared to indirect cooling systems using air or water.</p> </p> </p> <p> <p> <img src="https://eng.sk.com/uploads/images/_840xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/SK-On-Immersion-Cooling-Interbattery-2025_2000x998.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> <p> <p> <p>Immersion cooling allows for lower cell temperatures during fast charging conditions, thanks to its superior heat control. It is also well known for improving battery life by reducing temperature variations between battery cells.</p><p>The battery pack incorporating immersion cooling technology, currently being developed by SK On and SK Enmove, highlights enhanced cooling efficiency with an optimized fluid flow structure design that maximizes the contact area between thermal fluids and cells.</p><p>SK On plans to take better advantage of immersion cooling by incorporating its wireless battery management system (BMS).</p><p>BMS refers to a system that continuously monitors key battery parameters, including temperature, voltage, and current, while managing the charge and discharge performance between cells. It plays a critical role in optimizing both battery performance and lifespan.</p><p>Conventional BMS requires wiring harness and connectors, resulting in a more complex battery pack structure and limited space efficiency. In particular, when combined with immersion cooling, the wires were seen as problematic, as they can disrupt the flow of thermal fluids and affect cooling performance.</p><p>To address this, SK On came up with an approach where a wireless chip is attached to the cell tabs, with the collected cell data transmitted to the BMS via antennas embedded within the module.</p><p>The combination of immersion cooling and wireless BMS ensures the smooth flow of thermal fluids, as there are no wires. It boasts a simple design structure and superb physical stability that reduce the risk of fluid leakage, while improving waterproof performance.</p><p>Additionally, energy density can be increased due to the extra space created by the absence of physical wires. The reliability of the product also improves, as it eliminates the risk of wire defects.</p><p>The commercialization of wireless BMS is expected to accelerate the adoption of the “Battery Passport,” which refers to a digital record that provides comprehensive information about a battery’s lifecycle, including manufacturing details, usage history, and recycling data. It enables easy data management of battery’s state of charge, cycle life, carbon footprint, and more.</p><p>“We expect to see growing demand for wireless BMS and immersion cooling as the importance of safety increases with the rising EV penetration rate,” said Kisoo Park, Head of SK On’s R&D Division. “As we aim to lead in battery safety solutions, SK On will continue to contribute to electrification through technological innovation.”</p><p>Meanwhile, SK Enmove, whose goal is to transform into an “Energy Saving Company,” has been strengthening its position in the global immersion cooling market by leveraging its competitive edge in raw materials, backed by a stable supply of high-quality base oils, and its advanced thermal fluid technology optimized for various immersion cooling solutions.</p><p>Last year, SK Enmove, in collaboration with Hanwha Aerospace, unveiled the world’s first immersion cooling energy storage system (ESS). By directly immersing the maritime ESS in thermal fluids, it effectively eliminated the risk of fire.</p><p>About SK On</p><p>SK On is a global leading battery & trading company committed to technological innovation for a better, sustainable future. </p><p>SK On was launched as an independent company in October 2021 after SK Innovation, South Korea’s largest energy company, decided to split off its battery business unit. SK On merged with SK Trading International in November 2024 followed by SK Enterm in February 2025 in a strategy to secure sustainable growth.</p><p>SK On aims to accelerate the green energy transition by leveraging its global production base and R&D capabilities, as well as its manufacturing and quality management know-how.</p><p>Headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, SK On has a worldwide presence with battery plants currently operating or in construction across the United States, Europe, and Asia.</p><p>For more information, visit:http://eng.sk-on.com/</p><p>Media Contact</p>Kyungdon “Danny” Joo (better@sk.com) +82-10-2218-8997 </p> </p> SK On, SK Enmove to Showcase lmmersion Cooling at InterBattery 2025 \| SK	查看 5516	SK集团	2025-01-01 00:00:00 2025-04-25 22:34:37	word
3115244	无图 <p> <p> <i>Supply set to begin in 2028 for automaker’s electric cars built in North America</i><i>SK On expands customer base with first Japanese automaker partnership</i><p>SEOUL – SK On, a leading global battery and trading company, announced today it signed a battery supply agreement with Nissan Motor.</p><p>Under the agreement, SK On will supply Nissan with nearly 100GWh of U.S.-made batteries from 2028 to 2033. SK On’s high-performance, high-nickel pouch cells will power Nissan’s next-generation electric vehicles to be produced at its Canton, Mississippi, assembly plant. </p><p>The agreement marks SK On"s first partnership with a Japanese automaker, highlighting its efforts to expand its global customer base. It also reflects SK On"s commitment to driving electrification in North America.</p><p>SK On, a subsidiary of South Korea’s second-largest conglomerate SK Group, currently operates two battery plants and is building four more plants with its partners in the United States. SK On"s annual production capacity in the United States is projected to be more than 180 GWh once they are fully operational.</p><p>With the agreement, Nissan is set to accelerate its electrification efforts in North America through a stable battery supply.</p><p>Nissan last year announced plans to launch 30 new models over the next three years, of which 16 are electrified cars. The automaker also said it plans to produce four electric vehicles from its Canton, Mississippi, assembly plant starting in 2028.</p><p>“This agreement underscores the strength of our battery technology and our growing presence in the North American market,” said Seok-hee Lee, SK On President and CEO. “Leveraging our production footprint and expertise, we are committed to supporting Nissan’s electrification strategy and the broader transition to sustainable mobility.”</p><p>“This agreement with SK On is a significant milestone for Nissan’s electrification journey in North America and supports further investment in our U.S. production footprint,” said Christian Meunier, Chairman, Nissan Americas.“Through this smart partnership with SK On, we can leverage their growing U.S. production capacity to deliver innovative, high-quality electric vehicles that meet the needs of our customers.”</p><p>About SK On</p><p>SK On is a global leading battery & trading company committed to technological innovation for a better, sustainable future. SK On was launched as an independent company in October 2021 after SK Innovation, South Korea’s largest energy company, decided to split off its battery business unit. SK On merged with SK Trading International in November 2024 followed by SK Enterm in February 2025 in a strategy to secure sustainable growth.</p><p>SK On aims to accelerate the green energy transition by leveraging its global production base and R&D capabilities, as well as its manufacturing and quality management know-how.</p><p>Headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, SK On has a worldwide presence with battery plants currently operating or in construction across the United States, Europe, and Asia.</p><p><i>For more information, visit:</i><i> http://eng.sk-on.com/</i></p> </p> </p> SK On Signs Battery Supply Agreement with Nissan \| SK	查看 3199	SK集团	2025-01-01 00:00:00 2025-04-25 22:34:37	word
3115243	无图 <p> <p> <i>SK On’s U.S.-made batteries to power Slate vehicles from 2026</i><i>Partnership highlights SK On’s expanding presence in the U.S. EV market</i><p>Seoul -SK On, a leading global battery and trading company, announced today it has been selected as the battery supplier for U.S.-based electric vehicle (EV) startup Slate, reinforcing its position as a key battery supplier in North America.</p><p>SK On is slated to supply about 20 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of U.S.-made batteries beginning in 2026 through 2031, with an option for additional volumes as Slate scales up its production.</p><p>The partnership highlights SK On’s efforts to expand its presence in North America and stay ahead in the evolving EV landscape. In particular, working with emerging players like Slate shows SK On’s ability to meet the growing needs for flexible, scalable battery supply in the U.S.</p><p>“This partnership with Slate demonstrates how our U.S. manufacturing capabilities are enabling more effective and flexible support for innovative customers,” said Seok-hee Lee, CEO of SK On. “North America is a key market for us, and we are committed to delivering reliable, high-quality batteries that support our partners in making EVs more accessible, while reducing emissions, and advancing sustainable mobility.”</p><p>SK On, part of South Korea’s second-largest conglomerate SK Group, is one of the first movers in driving the EV battery manufacturing industry in the U.S., making inroads into the market as early as 2019. This early commitment to U.S. battery manufacturing is driving tangible progress, strengthening SK On’s competitiveness and supporting its growing customer base in the region.</p><p>The partnership with Slate also signifies SK On’s strategic move into more affordable EV market segment. While SK On has primarily served premium EV models, the latest partnership broadens its reach and supports the industry push toward wider EV adoption.</p><p>The Slate Truck will be powered by SK On’s high-nickel NCM (nickel-cobalt-manganese) battery, renowned for its energy density, safety, and performance. This supports Slate’s goal of offering a radically affordable EV, while maintaining reliability and quality driving experience.</p><p>“Slate is a truck platform so customizable that it can transform from a 2-seat pickup to a 5-seat SUV,” said Slate CEO Chris Barman. “SK On’s innovative approach and partnership has allowed us to meet our target of delivering a radically affordable vehicle.”</p><p>In recognition of their newly formed partnership, SK On CEO Lee attended Slate’s vehicle and brand launch in Long Beach, Calif., on April 24, joining Slate CEO Barman and industry leaders for the debut of its electric pickup.</p><p>###</p><p>About SK On</p><p>SK On is a global leading battery & trading company committed to technological innovation for a better, sustainable future. SK On was launched as an independent company in October 2021 after SK Innovation, South Korea’s largest energy company, decided to split off its battery business unit. SK On merged with SK Trading International in November 2024 followed by SK Enterm in February 2025 in a strategy to secure sustainable growth.</p><p>SK On aims to accelerate the green energy transition by leveraging its global production base and R&D capabilities, as well as its manufacturing and quality management know-how. Headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, SK On has a worldwide presence with battery plants currently operating or in construction across the United States, Europe, and Asia.</p><p>For more information, visit:http://eng.sk-on.com/</p><p>About Slate</p><p>Slate is a new American company established in 2022 focused on delivering radically affordable, personalizable and reliable electric vehicles. The Slate is an innovative truck platform so customizable that it can transform from a 2-seat pickup to a 5-seat SUV. Slate was founded on a disruptive business model of simplifying the manufacturing process and reindustrializing America.</p> </p> </p> SK On Selected as Battery Supplier for U.S. EV Startup Slate \| SK	查看 4052	SK集团	2025-01-01 00:00:00 2025-04-25 22:34:37	word
3115242	有图 <p> <p> <p>From California to Georgia, Heejin Roh’s journey to her role as a Product Engineer at Absolics (an SKC company) has been characterized by excitement, growth, and achievement. Heejin began her engineering career at Absolics at its Covington facility in 2024, where the company manufactures glass substrates used for advanced semiconductor packages – an integral material used in AI servers, data centers, satellite communications, and more.</p><p>“Over the past year, I’ve gained hands-on experience with equipment, optimized processes, and tackled real manufacturing issues,” says Heejin Roh. “Being able to see the impact of adjustments in real time makes the work both exciting – and rewarding.”</p><p>Learn more about Heejin Roh and the beginning of her career in manufacturing – and get a firsthand look into the day-to-day life of one of Absolics’ product engineers advancing tomorrow’s innovative breakthroughs today.</p> </p> </p> <p> <p> <img src="https://eng.sk.com/uploads/images/_840xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/25_SK_Social_WomenInManufacturing_WEBSITE_Heejin.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> <p> <p> Heejin Roh, Product Engineer at Absolics<p>What do you like most about your career in manufacturing?</p><p>What I enjoy most is the hands-on experience I get with tools, products, and processes. Since joining the company ayear ago as a junior engineer, I’ve had the opportunity to work directly with process equipment, troubleshoot issues on the production floor, and optimize key parameters to improve efficiency. Being able to see the impact of adjustments in real time makes the work both exciting and rewarding. I also appreciate the fast-paced nature of manufacturing, where every challenge is a learning opportunity that helps me grow as an engineer.</p><p>How did you first begin your career in manufacturing?</p><p>I majored in chemistry as an undergrad, where I spent a lot of time in lab classes – which were mostly geared more toward pure science vs. engineering majors. Because of this, I always thought that my future career would be limited to scientific/medical research fields. I was really fascinated to know that what I have learned can be applied to semiconductor packaging industries. </p><p>What was your career journey like into your current role?</p><p>My journey has been both challenging and rewarding. Coming fresh out of college with a major unrelated to semiconductor packaging, I had a steep learning curve. Understanding the tools, processes, and troubleshooting techniques required extra effort, but those challenges motivated me to work harder. Over the past year, I’ve gained hands-on experience with equipment, optimized processes, and tackled real manufacturing issues. Despite the difficulties, the fast-paced learning and problem-solving have made this role incredibly fulfilling.</p><p>What advice would you give to other women considering a career in manufacturing?</p><p>My advice is to stay confident and embrace challenges as learning opportunities. Manufacturing, especially in semiconductor packaging, is a fast-paced and technical field, and sometimes there are some physical demands, but don’t let that discourage you. Spend time on the production floor, work closely with the tools and processes, and ask as many questions as possible.</p> </p> </p> Meet Heejin Roh, Product Engineer at Absolics: From Undergrad to Semiconductor Packaging – a Career in Manufacturing \| SK	查看 3428	SK集团	2025-01-01 00:00:00 2025-04-25 22:34:37	word
3115241	有图 <p> <p> <p>For Lisa Kendrick-Williams, joining the SK battery America team in Commerce, Georgia was an opportunity to take her career in manufacturing to a new level. Lisa had already been working in a previous role for nearly 20 years at a global beverage corporation when the opening on SKBA’s Quality Control team presented itself.</p><p>Leaning into her new position, she transformed it into a launching pad for advancement as she learned the ins and outs of SK’s first next-generation battery facility in the U.S. Before long, her dedication and leadership skills were recognized – and she was promoted to a management position.</p><p>“I’ve worked both day and night shifts as a supervisor,” says Lisa Kendrick-Williams. “I was later given the opportunity to become a Quality Operations Manager, my current role. I appreciate every step I’ve had to take to reach my current position. And I appreciate everyone who saw something in me and encouraged me to grow.” </p><p>Learn more about Lisa Kendrick-Williams and how the experiences of her career have been marked by adaptation, education, and advancement.</p> </p> </p> <p> <p> <img src="https://eng.sk.com/uploads/images/_840xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/25_SK_Social_WomenInManufacturing_WEBSITE_LisaKW.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> <p> <p> Lisa Kendrick-Williams, Quality Operations Manager at SK battery America:<p>How did you first begin your career in manufacturing?</p><p>Before SK, I worked in manufacturing for 18 years at a global beverage corporation located here in Georgia where I went from Customer Service to Quality Control for the Sr. Technical Division. After Covid, there were departments that were cut or eliminated. Being a person who can’t sit at home, I heard about SK and how they were looking for Quality team members. Even though it was completely different from what I was used to, I applied for the job. I gave myself a year to learn and see if this was what I wanted to do. And 3, almost 4 years later, I’m excited to see what’s next. </p><p>What was your career journey like into your current role?</p><p>When I started at SK, there were no team leads, only supervisors, and those were few. When night shift started, I decided to make the move to nights to try and showcase my leadership skills in hopes of becoming a team lead. Instead of becoming a lead, I was given the opportunity to apply for a supervisor role and I got the job. I’ve worked both day and night shifts as a supervisor. I was later given the opportunity to become a Quality Operations Manager, my current role. I appreciate every step I’ve had to take to reach my current position. And I appreciate everyone who saw something in me and encouraged me to grow. </p><p>What advice would you give to other women considering a career in manufacturing?</p><p>I would say, even if manufacturing is something you may not know, or ever thought you would be interested in, if the opportunity presents itself, give it a try. Give yourself time to overcome any concerns you may have –and give yourself time to learn. </p> </p> </p> Meet Lisa Kendrick-Williams, Quality Operations Manager at SK battery America: Advancing as a Leader – a Career in Manufacturing \| SK	查看 3187	SK集团	2025-01-01 00:00:00 2025-04-25 22:34:37	word
3115240	无图 <p> </p> <p> <p> <p>AI currently consumes as much power as a small nation, with a significant portion dedicated to powering data centers that train and operate AI models. As AI expands, improving energy efficiency presents a critical challenge that SK companies, including SK Hynix, are committed to addressing.</p><p>SK Hynix is advancing more efficient AI memory solutions, including High-Bandwidth Memory (HBM) technologies as part of this commitment. These are essential components of modern AI systems that manage substantial data flows at exceptional speeds. The company anticipates doubling the energy efficiency of its HBMs by 2026, alongside a parallel initiative to nearly double the efficiency of its SSD data storage platforms.</p><p>Absolics, a U.S.-based SK company, also contributes to making AI more efficient through its innovative glass substrate technology. When implemented at scale across data centers, this technology could reduce energy consumption by approximately 50 percent.</p><p>Industry analysts forecast that power demand from data centers may more thandouble within the next decade. Further compounding this challenge, AI computational power is estimated to double every 100 days, which could raise global energy demand attributable to AI by up to 36% annually in the coming years.</p><p>These developments underscore the necessity of sustainable approaches to AI infrastructure as computational demands continue to accelerate.</p><p>Watch the video to learn what SK companies are doing to develop a more energy-efficient AI.</p> </p> </p> Upgrading AI by Making It More Efficient \| SK	查看 1604	SK集团	2025-01-01 00:00:00 2025-04-25 22:34:37	word

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