navy
18.03.2015, 19:11
Man hat Alles bestochen in Montenegro, Mazdonien, Griechenland aber die Deutschen Manager laufen frei herum. Nun gibt es einen neuen Skandal in Mazedonien, mit einem Georg Soros Gangster: Zoran Zaev welche die Regierung beschuldigt, mit der Telekom jeden in Mazedonien auszuspionieren.
In Wirklichkeit geht es um den nächsten Putsch der Victory Nuland, der US Gangster Mafia der NeoCons gegen den Premier Minister: Nikola Gruevski!
Nikola Gruevski, will sich nicht an den EU - US Sanktionen der Finanz und Privatisierungs Mafia gegen Russland beteiligen, also soll er hinweg geputscht werden.
Alle diese Chaoten Länder, sind Made by USA, EU und korrupter Deutschen Firmen oft.
17 Mar 15
Magyar Telekom to Probe Macedonia Wire-Tap Claims
Magyar Telekom, majority owner of Macedonia's largest telecom provider, has pledged to investigate claims that the company was involved in illegal surveillance in Macedonia.
BIRN
Skopje
Photo by: Wikimedia Commons/Betty Longbottom
Deutsche Telekom's spokesperson, Elpida Trizi, has told Deutsche Welle that the company's subsidiary, the majority owner of Makedonski Telekom AD, is planning to investigate Macedonian opposition claims of mass surveillance in which mobile operators were presumably involved.
The news comes on the back of claims by the Macedonian opposition Social Democratic Party, SDSM, that the Prime Minister, Nikola Gruevski, ordered the illegal surveillance of some 20,000 people.
The SDSM head, Zoran Zaev, in February said such a large operation could not have been possible without the involvement of mobile operators.
"This issue is known to us," Trizi told Deutsche Welle, recalling that Deutsche Telekom was not directly involved in Macedonia, but was involved only via its Hungarian subsidiary, Magyar Telekom, "which is the direct shareholder in this case".
Makedonski Telekom AD operates T-Home and T-Mobile brands in Macedonia. The majority owner in Makedonski Telekom AD, with 51 per cent of the shares, is Stone Bridge Communications, Skopje, which Magyar Telekom owns.
The Macedonian government holds another 34.8 per cent of the shares in Makedonski Telekom AD.
"We are in close contact with the respective functions in the parent company, Magyar Telekom. Magyar Telekom is currently planning an investigation with the appointment of external consultants," Trizi told Deutsche Welle.
On Tuesday, Magyar Telekom confirmed that, as the majority shareholder, it was "in close contact with Makedonski Telekom concerning the issue. Magyar Telekom is currently planning an investigation with the appointment of external consultants”.
Since February, the SDSM has published batches of wiretapped conversations between Macedonian government ministers and other senior officials, which it says reveal various serious crimes, including election fraud.
In one tape, a voice alleged to belong to Macedonia's Transport Minister, Mile Janakieski, can be heard telling a senior T-Mobile employee in Macedonia to block a telephone number used by the opposition during the election campaign.
Another published tape contains what appears to be the voice of T-Mobile's head in Macedonia, Zarko Lukovski, threatening to fire employees who do not vote for the Prime Minister's VMRO DPMNE party.
The surveillance claims in Macedonia are not the only such cases involving Deutsche Telekom.
In 2011, German media reports claimed Deutsche Telekom tapped its own employees in Germany in order to uncover who was supplying journalists with confidential information.
In late 2014 the weekly Der Spiegel and other media outlets alleged that the US National Security Agency and British intelligence were able to secretly access Deutsche Telekom's data, as well as that of several other German operators.
The biggest blow to the reputation of Deutsche Telekom and Magyar Telekom, however, was the bribery investigation led by the US Justice Department, which said the telecoms giant paid politicians in Macedonia and Montenegro to delay opening up of wireless markets in those countries to competition. http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/magyar-telekom-to-investigate-macedonia-wire-tapping-allegations?utm_source=Balkan+Insight+Newsletters&utm_campaign=f970972521-BI_DAILY&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_4027db42dc-f970972521-308281289
In Wirklichkeit geht es um den nächsten Putsch der Victory Nuland, der US Gangster Mafia der NeoCons gegen den Premier Minister: Nikola Gruevski!
Nikola Gruevski, will sich nicht an den EU - US Sanktionen der Finanz und Privatisierungs Mafia gegen Russland beteiligen, also soll er hinweg geputscht werden.
Alle diese Chaoten Länder, sind Made by USA, EU und korrupter Deutschen Firmen oft.
17 Mar 15
Magyar Telekom to Probe Macedonia Wire-Tap Claims
Magyar Telekom, majority owner of Macedonia's largest telecom provider, has pledged to investigate claims that the company was involved in illegal surveillance in Macedonia.
BIRN
Skopje
Photo by: Wikimedia Commons/Betty Longbottom
Deutsche Telekom's spokesperson, Elpida Trizi, has told Deutsche Welle that the company's subsidiary, the majority owner of Makedonski Telekom AD, is planning to investigate Macedonian opposition claims of mass surveillance in which mobile operators were presumably involved.
The news comes on the back of claims by the Macedonian opposition Social Democratic Party, SDSM, that the Prime Minister, Nikola Gruevski, ordered the illegal surveillance of some 20,000 people.
The SDSM head, Zoran Zaev, in February said such a large operation could not have been possible without the involvement of mobile operators.
"This issue is known to us," Trizi told Deutsche Welle, recalling that Deutsche Telekom was not directly involved in Macedonia, but was involved only via its Hungarian subsidiary, Magyar Telekom, "which is the direct shareholder in this case".
Makedonski Telekom AD operates T-Home and T-Mobile brands in Macedonia. The majority owner in Makedonski Telekom AD, with 51 per cent of the shares, is Stone Bridge Communications, Skopje, which Magyar Telekom owns.
The Macedonian government holds another 34.8 per cent of the shares in Makedonski Telekom AD.
"We are in close contact with the respective functions in the parent company, Magyar Telekom. Magyar Telekom is currently planning an investigation with the appointment of external consultants," Trizi told Deutsche Welle.
On Tuesday, Magyar Telekom confirmed that, as the majority shareholder, it was "in close contact with Makedonski Telekom concerning the issue. Magyar Telekom is currently planning an investigation with the appointment of external consultants”.
Since February, the SDSM has published batches of wiretapped conversations between Macedonian government ministers and other senior officials, which it says reveal various serious crimes, including election fraud.
In one tape, a voice alleged to belong to Macedonia's Transport Minister, Mile Janakieski, can be heard telling a senior T-Mobile employee in Macedonia to block a telephone number used by the opposition during the election campaign.
Another published tape contains what appears to be the voice of T-Mobile's head in Macedonia, Zarko Lukovski, threatening to fire employees who do not vote for the Prime Minister's VMRO DPMNE party.
The surveillance claims in Macedonia are not the only such cases involving Deutsche Telekom.
In 2011, German media reports claimed Deutsche Telekom tapped its own employees in Germany in order to uncover who was supplying journalists with confidential information.
In late 2014 the weekly Der Spiegel and other media outlets alleged that the US National Security Agency and British intelligence were able to secretly access Deutsche Telekom's data, as well as that of several other German operators.
The biggest blow to the reputation of Deutsche Telekom and Magyar Telekom, however, was the bribery investigation led by the US Justice Department, which said the telecoms giant paid politicians in Macedonia and Montenegro to delay opening up of wireless markets in those countries to competition. http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/magyar-telekom-to-investigate-macedonia-wire-tapping-allegations?utm_source=Balkan+Insight+Newsletters&utm_campaign=f970972521-BI_DAILY&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_4027db42dc-f970972521-308281289