News: Orban: With Merkel's refugee policy, I would be driven out of power

The most important news in the brief overview:

• Orban: With Merkel's Refugee Policy I would be kicked out of the office (9.11 hours)
• Amazon surprises with billions of profits (5.06 hours) [19659003] Anticipation of total lunar eclipse (4.55
• North Korea delivers bones to fallen American soldiers (16:46)
• Facebook stock falls to weak (0:31 pm)

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] +++ 9.27 clock: Federal buys 50Hertz network operator share +++

"For security reasons," the federal government buys a stake of 20% in the transmission system operator 50Hertz.The federal government had "great interest in the protection of critical energy infrastructure," said Friday the Ministry of Economy and Finance of

Berlin According to the media, the op

+++ 9h11: Orban: I would have been driven out of power with Merkel's refugee policy +++ [19659011] The head of the Hungarian government

Viktor Orban again severely criticized the attitude of Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) in the face of the refugee crisis of the EU. "If I had to make a refugee policy like your chancellor, people would kick me out of the office that same day," Orban told the Bild newspaper (Friday).

He repeatedly resisted any interference by Brussels or Berlin in migration issues. "The immigration policy is not a common task of the EU, it is a national matter of every Member State and since 2015 it has been tried to make it a common task – and failed. "

Orban

EU Borders must be closed without exception, "no one can be brought in or let in". He stressed, "Every rescuer must return to Africa". The migration crisis is also the fault of European politicians, "who encourage migrants and give the impression that it is worth leaving"

+++ 9:08:21 injured by fire after a arson in Schwerin +++

By A fire caused by arsonists in a residential building in Schwerin in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern was injured on Friday night 21 people. According to

police in Rostock, they inhaled flue gases. Four people arrived at the hospital with alleged smoke poisoning, the others were treated on the spot, strangers had lit a mattress in a basement, police said, thick smoke escaped from a stairwell and entered the flats

+++ 8.35: Temperatures above 45 degrees: Mexico explains the thermal emergency +++

Mexico said l & rsquo; Emergency condition for more than 640 towns and villages due to a heat wave of more than 45 degrees. According to the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of the Interior has given access to a special fund Thursday (local time) to respond to emergencies related to heat and to obtain food, shelter and care

+++ -Landesamt accompanied by protests +++

Probably accompanied by protests, the Bavarian government officially wants to form the controversial State Office for Asylum and Repatriation in Manching by from Ingolstadt this Friday. Prime Minister Markus Söder and Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann (CSU) are expected to attend the event. The Bavarian Council for Refugees and other organizations want to demonstrate against the new authority. "The deportations and right-wing strategy of the CSU are not a reason for us to celebrate," he says in the call to the rally.

+++ 5.44 Clock: Schäuble recalls in the end of 2018 key points for the parliamentary reduction +++

President of the Bundestag Wolfgang Schäuble (CDU) hopes for the end of the year on the key points of the desired electoral reform to reduce the size of parliament. "I still hope we can get the cornerstones of an electoral reform by the end of the year," said Schäuble, the German editorial network (RND, Friday issue). ). It was "an absurdity" that today, nobody can say "if the next Bundestag 600, 700 or 800 members."

Since the 2017 federal elections, there are some 709 instead of the current 598 deputies – it is the largest Bundestag of the Bundestag. History of the Federal Republic

+++ 5.06 Clock: Amazon surprises with billions of profits +++

Amazon surprised with a profit of 2.5 billion dollars (2.1 billion euros) in the last quarter The burgeoning business of Internet commerce continues to grow its cloud services business, putting Amazon in the picture of a company that can make little or no profit, compared to $ 197 million in the quarter of the previous year. ++ 5.05 am: A young bull kills a man in a pasture in Hesse +++

A young bull attacked and killed a 45 year old man in a pasture in Hesse The police said that the man wanted the animal on Thursday night, when he was suddenly attacked. The 45-year-old man suffered such serious injuries that he died on the fenced pasture in Hadamar. The bull was shot.

+++ 17:55: Double Show – Midsummer and Lunar Eclipse +++

Germany has again spent a summer night behind it. Temperatures were tropical in many places. "In Duisburg and Mainz, the maximum was 26 degrees, in Darmstadt at 25 degrees," a spokesman for the German Meteorological Service (DWD) said Friday morning.

During the day, temperatures in the west climb up to 38 degrees. "To the east, it's less hot but still pretty hot," said the spokesman.

An extremely rare astronomical sight can be admired later in the evening sky. Curious people can enjoy the total lunar eclipse for about 103 minutes – and observe as bright and great Mars as 15 years ago. The view is pretty good in most areas.

+++ 4:46: North Korea restores the bones of American soldiers who fell from the Korean War +++

As part of the summit agreements with the United States in June, Korea North The mortal remains of suspected American soldiers who fell during the Korean War (1950-53). A US Air Force plane left on Friday in Wonsan, North Korea with bones heading for South Korea, the White House said in Washington. The machine was then landed at the US military base Osan, reported the South Korean Yonhap News Agency. +++ 3 hours: ice cream vendor places child in refugee home – a dead girl +++

Ice cream vendor in a refugee shelter in Hamburg A two-year-old girl is crushed and was fatally injured. "The man was driving his car Thursday night on the ground," said a spokesman for the police. He neglected the child and caught him with his ice cream truck. The girl died at the scene of the accident.

+++ 2.07 am: A police officer slaughters an armed man in Münster +++

A policeman shot dead a man with two knives in Münster. As prosecutors and police continue to say, the 34-year-old joined the officials Thursday night aggressively. A policeman fired his gun and fired at the man. The 34-year-old man was injured in the arm and stomach and came to the hospital. The danger to life does not exist. The police had already been dislocated because of a personal injury. There officials met the man with the knives. More details have not informed the authorities.

+++ 0.31 clock: Facebook shares after weak quarterly report continues to slide +++

Facebook share is after the announcement of the weak quarterly figures continue to slide: At the close of trading on Thursday The stock shows a 19% drop and stands at 176.3 dollars (150.7 euros). The market value of the social network has dropped to about $ 100 billion, which is probably the largest loss of the market value of a business in a day. Facebook presented weak figures for the second quarter Wednesday

+++ 0.05 clock: Trump praised the agreement with the EU and the Juncker Commission +++

The US President Donald Trump personally has Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker thanked the agreement in the trade dispute. "He's really a very stubborn, very smart and very good man," Trump said Thursday on the occasion of the reopening of a steel mill in Granite City, Illinois. "Of course, if I had not agreed with him, I would have said that he was a terrible person."

Trump and Juncker were heard on Wednesday to settle the commercial dispute and for the time being to impose no new tariff.