Yesterday the Council of the European Union has decided the delay until on December 31, 2020 of the mandate of the mission of the EU called EUCAP Somalia, initiative that is time to the strengthening of safety in marine within of nations developing and that 2012 with name EUCAP Nestor with mandate are started in July to operate in the regions of the Horn of Africa and the western Indian Ocean. In December 2016 are decided to concentrate the activity of the mission, that it has center to Mogadishu, on the single Somalia (included the Somaliland).
The Council has moreover approved of a budget of 66,1 million euros for the period from on January 1°, 2019 on December 31, 2020.
EUCAP Somalia comprises two complementary missions in the within of politics of safety and common defense of the EU: EUNAVFOR Somalia - operation Red admiral, that it contributes to the fight against piracy to the wide one of the coasts of the Somalia, and EUTM Somalia, that it supplies military advising to political and strategic level to the authorities somalis and contributes to the development of formation the abilities own of the national army somali.
The mandate of the mission previews to strengthen the ability to the Somalia in the application of the marine civil law being supported the authorities somalis in the development of the necessary legislation, strengthening the row of the penal justice in the marine field and supplying formation and equipments. Moreover the mission supplies advising in matter of policies to the Ministry of internal Safety and to the police of the Somalia in order to support the initiatives of the international EU and the partner.
The approval of the extension of the duration of the mission is received with favor from the association of the European shipowners: "the engagement of the EU in Somalia and the efforts that the EU is unfolding in this region - has emphasized the general secretary of the European Community Shipowners' Associations (DECOY), Martin Dorsman - they have contributed to the marked decrease of attacks of piracy in the region".


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Keeping up with what's haute for summer, Luxury Attaché CEO and Founder Jenene Ronick shared with Haute Living some of her favorite summer secrets. Answering questions from nightlife hot-spots to family vacation destinations Jenene is always in the know of all things leisure and luxury.
Q: What's your favorite family friendly vacation destination?
A: They change with the seasons. In the fall you can find me on the search for the best hidden lobster rolls around Maine. I love to relax and unwind at the cottages at Hidden Pond and spend my days outdoors boating and biking. During the winter season you can find me at Sundance, Deer Valley and Park City. Spring time I like to head to the family friendly Viceroy Anguilla and of course my summers are spent in the Hamptons and at my home in Litchfield Connecticut.
Q: If you're spending the weekend in NYC where is your favorite rooftop lounge or outdoor venue to be seen at?
Q: Favorite light and fresh cocktail to mix during the summer months?
A: A Deleon Tequila margarita with soda and lime. It's so delicious in the warm weather. It may be a bit pricey but it is well worth it and a great gift too!
Q: For a relaxing, luxurious but local getaway what destination would you recommend to your clientele?
A: The Mayflower Inn is one of my all time favorites. I would also suggest the Winvian in Connecticut for a romantic storybook weekend. Both the Mayflower and the Winvian give Luxury Attaché clients excellent discounts along with other travel perks.
Q: Traffic can be a hassle during the summer months. What other sources of transportation would you suggest to your clients for travel purposes?
A: The Standard Hotel's New Sea Plane "StndAir" providing flights from the east river to the Hamptons on the weekends.
Q: What are your favorite summer concerts, sporting events, and activities?
A: I enjoy Jam band concerts. I love going to Jones Beach along with PNC. I always enjoy indoor events at Madison Square Garden. I'm looking forward to them re-opening in October and seeing Katy Perry there along with Knicks games. I can't wait to entertain clients in the new ice level suites.
Q: What's your must have summer staples in your wardrobe?
A: I can't go without a Diana Von Furstenberg wrap dress and Jimmy Choo heels.
Q: What venues can you expect to be popular this Labor Day Weekend?
A: I love to spend Labor Day weekend out in Montauk. It's a sleepy surf town which is wonderful for relaxing. Two of my favorite places to be seen at are Ruschmeyer and the Surf Lodge.


Watchers of Ken Burns's television series "Prohibition" that showed last year on PBS will recall the story of Roy Olmstead, the Seattle police officer turned rum-runner. His life is also chronicled in Whispering Wires: The Tragic Tale of an American Bootlegger (Inkwater Press) by Philip Metcalfe.
Olmstead was known as "the good bootlegger" because he dealt with the finest hotels and restaurants in Seattle, never digressed into drugs or prostitution and his men never carried guns, at least so the folklore went. Most of his booze came from Vancouver which he frequently visited, staying at the Hotel Vancouver under the name Mr. Potter.
Anyway, what makes Olmstead relevant today is that in 1926 he went to trial on liquor charges based on evidence gathered by wiretaps placed on his phones by federal agents. The press called it "The Whispering Wires Case." It was the first time that the new technology of listening in on people's phone conversations was ever used in a courtroom.
Olmstead's lawyers argued that wiretaps violated the constitutionally sanctioned right to privacy. But the judge allowed the evidence, which had been gathered without warrant, and after a seven-week trial Olmstead was convicted and sentenced to four years in prison. His appeals based on the privacy issue went all the way to the Supreme Court which, in a 5-4 decision in 1928, ruled that the constitution did not protect telephone conversations and rejected the appeal.
Olmstead did his time, but once prohibition was repealed he won vindication of a sort when President Franklin Roosevelt granted him a full pardon. He died in 1966.


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