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Home Hungary media freedom fears mount as broadcaster goes off air Hungary media freedom fears mount as broadcaster goes off air Klubradio court ruling part of clampdown on progressive voices in central Europe, say critics World Economy News 13 Feb 2021 • 4 min read At midnight on Sunday, independent Hungarian radio station Klubradio will disappear from the airwaves — a shutdown its supporters say makes its studios in a Budapest suburb the...

Art and Tourism: How images use us February 13, 2021 As the pandemic continues and at the same time as life ever so slowly begins to creep back in stages, Italy finds itself enjoying the reopening of the nation’s museums. This is providing art with the opportunity to give life. Viewers cross the border that separates our world from that of the painting. The erotic and ambiguous dimension of the relationship between image and gaze is finally revealed. The reopening of museums in most of the It...

Does EU Membership Facilitate Convergence? The Experience of the EUs Eastern Enlargement - Volume I Overall Trends and Country Experiences Editors: Analyses the ways in which EU membership contributed to the convergence of certain countries Explores the workings of channels such as trade and labour, investment, financial integration, and laws and institutions Country case studies include Poland, Hungary, the Baltic States, Bulgaria and Romaniasee more benefits Buy this book Imme...

Valentine’s Day 2021: Love in the time of Covid Foggy window by Gaelle Marcel. Souce: Unsplash How has the pandemic affected lovers? To mark Valentine’s Day, EastLondonLines speaks to three couples about the impact the virus has had on their relationships From long-distance lovers to Limehouse locals: Sam, a 30-year-old artist, and Lily, a 32-year-old schoolteacher, live in Tower Hamlets and have been together for two years Two years ago, Sam from Limehouse fell in love with a woman from t...

Some Europeans get choosy about which vaccines they want A Polish teacher is vaccinated against the coronavirus with the AstraZeneca vaccine in Krakow, Poland, Friday Feb. 12, 2021. As Poland began vaccinating teachers on Friday, many say they are unhappy that they are getting AstraZeneca vaccines against the coronavirus, rather than the Pfizer shots earmarked for health care workers and the elderly. Nearly a year into the pandemic, many Europeans and oth...

Europeans Becoming Choosy About Which Vaccine They Want WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Many Europeans are desperate for a coronavirus vaccine. But not just any vaccine. As AstraZeneca shots are rolling out to European Union nations this month, joining the Pfizer and Moderna doses already available, some people are baulking at being offered a vaccine that they perceive – fairly or not – as second-best. Poland began vaccinating teachers Friday with the AstraZeneca vaccine, and some had misgivings ab...

WARSAW, Poland — Poland’s prime minister on Saturday defended a new advertising tax opposed by media outlets, arguing the measure would protect Polish broadcasters and news publishers from international companies. In a strongly worded Facebook post, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki denied the tax would be detrimental and said it would not apply to small, regional […]

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A strain of the coronavirus discovered in mink on a farm in northern Poland can be transmitted to humans and vice versa, the agriculture ministry said on Saturday.

Algoma Public Health is advising all residents that live at 100 Warsaw Place in Elliot Lake to get tested for COVID-19.