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Hungarian Film and TV Biz Make Play for Global Stage at Berlin Festival Alissa Simon, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail For the first time ever, two Hungarian films are competing for the Berlinale’s Golden Bear: “Forest – I See You Everywhere,” a standalone sequel to the 2003 Berlinale hit “Forest,” from veteran auteur Bence Fliegauf, and “Natural Light” from feature debutant Dénes Nagy. Csaba Káel, chairman of the National Film Institute of Hungary (NFI), says, “I believe i...

Natural Light Review: Fixed Stoicism Shields From the Ravages of War Natural Light Review: Fixed Stoicism Shields From the Ravages of War The immovable face of a Hungarian soldier patrolling Russian forests is meant to convey the horror and exhaustion of war in Dénes Nagys cerebral yet unemotional debut. Jay Weissberg, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Director: Dénes Nagy With: Ferenc Szabó, Tamás Garbacz, László Bajkó, Gyula Franczia, Ern?‘ Stuhl, Gyula Szilágyi, Mareks Lapeskis, Kr...

Many Healthcare Workers Refuse to Sign New Contract, Leave Public Healthcare Hungarian healthcare workers had to sign a new contract by March 1st in order to be able to continue working in public care. The new contract contains strict conditions and a lower salary for some due to new overtime rules and the banning of second jobs, which is why many working in the sector have refused to sign it. According to the national director-general of hospitals, 95 percent of workers signed the documents. P...

photo: Inforg-M&M Film BUDAPEST: The year 2020 started as a good one. The National Film Institute – Hungary (NFI) was established in January 2020 as the successor of the Hungarian National Film Fund, and Barnabás Tóths historical drama Those Who Remained / Akik maradtak, produced by Inforg-M&M Film, got on the short list in the Academy Awards International Feature Film category. The film didnt make it into the nominations list and with the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic the Hungarian...

Feb 23 2021 Read 354 Times New analysis of respiratory inhaler medicine use in the UK shows that 83% of all short-acting beta-2-agonist (SABA) relievers for asthma are prescribed to patients who are potentially overusing their reliever medication (prescribed ≥3 inhalers/year). The overuse of SABA relievers represents 9.24 million SABA prescriptions and is responsible for 250,000 tonnes of CO 2 equivalent annually. The prescription of three or more SABA asthma inhalers per year is associated...

Glenmark Pharmas nasal spray Ryaltris gets Russian health ministrys approval In Russia, allergic rhinitis affects 10-20 per cent of the population on average, with certain regions having a higher prevalence rate of 18-38 per cent PTI | February 22, 2021 | Updated 13:23 IST Glenmark Pharma on Monday its Swiss subsidiary has received marketing approval from the Russian health regulator for its nasal spray Ryaltris. Ryaltris is indicated for symptomatic treatment of seasonal and perennial allergi...

A total of 201,087 people filled out the government's National Consultation survey on possible scenarios for lifting pandemic restrictions by Saturday.

Madagascar set to host first FITEQ National Challenger Series event Madagascar is hosting its first International Federation of Teqball (FITEQ) National Challenger Series event. In total, 32 singles players will be vying to become the first Madagascan National Challenger Series champion. There will also be 16 doubles teams and seven mixed doubles teams.  The National Challenger Series gives teqball players the opportunity to earn prize money and world ranking points. It is also a pathway to a ...

19th February 2021 Prepared for Free Article on 04/04/2021 at 07:37. Authorized users may download, save, and print articles for their own use, but may not further disseminate these articles in their electronic form without express written permission from Africa Confidential / Asempa Limited. Contact subscriptions@africa-confidential.com. PREVIEW When President Uhuru Kenyatta shuffled and expanded his pack of ministers on Thursday (19 February) it was his handshake partners, ...

Opposition Parties Refuse to Extend State of Emergency Law The government wants to extend a law on its response to the second wave of the novel coronavirus, extending the state of emergency declared due to the pandemic. The vote will be held today and it requires the support of 80 percent of Parliament. As more and more opposition parties and MPs announce they will not vote for the initiative, it seems unlikely it will be prolonged now. The bill would grant the government enhanced powers to han...