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The Zlín Film Festival set to showcase diverse youth cinema from around the globe

The Best Czech New Wave Movies and Beyond

Czech cinema is often politically challenging and (very) darkly funny, from New Wave classics like Věra Chytilová’s ‘Daisies’ and Jaromil Jireš’ ‘The Joke’ to modern favorites like Jan Hřebejk’s ‘The Teacher.’

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Polish Border Guards Report More Provocations On Border With Belarus

During the day, 68 people tried to illegally get into the country.

Trapped in the woods: Belarus accused of using migrants as weapons

Belarus accused of using migrants as weapons.

Trapped in the woods: Belarus accused of using migrants as weapons

Yorkfoto/iStock(LIPSK, Poland) It was pitch black as the activists entered the forest. Even with headlamps and torches, their beams shone only small windows into the darkness, illuminating the trunks of birch trees. The activists, from the migrants rights group, Grupa Granica, were looking for a small group of men who a short while ago had crossed the border from Belarus into a corner of northeastern Poland. The men being sought were among hundreds of people trapped in forests where the European Union shares borders with Belarus; men caught in a worsening and highly unusual migration crisis on the bloc's eastern frontier. For months, the border between Belarus, Poland and Lithuania has seen a surge of migrants, that European countries allege is orchestrated by Belarus' authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko in retaliation for their support of the pro-democracy protest movement that came close to toppling him last year. Lukashenko often dubbed 'Europe's las

'Go after Putin's money,' Navalny's ally says in Vilnius – interview

‘Go after Putin s money,’ Navalny s ally says in Vilnius – interview 48 Vladimir Putin inspects goldware in a museum in Bulgaria / AP Alexei Navalny s jailing will boost his popularity and spark more protests against Vladimir Putin s regime, Leonid Volkov, the Kremlin critic s close ally who currently lives in Lithuania, said on Wednesday. In an interview with BNS, Volkov says European countries should freeze the regime s assets, as Putin’s allies are spending dirty money in Europe, thus corrupting its politics. From Vilnius, Volkov coordinates Navalny s regional network and likens his role to that of a foreign minister. Last week, Russian law-enforcement charged Volkov with encouraging minors to attend protests. He dismissed the charges as “made up” and unfounded.