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February 12, 2021 A successful virtual gingerbread baking class was hosted to share a special Polish holiday tradition with the global community. Japanese children making gingerbread cookies during the virtual program. Photo by States’ 4-H International Exchange Programs. The holidays are a great time to exchange knowledge about what make our cultures unique. States 4-H International Exchange Programs hosted a virtual gingerbread baking class in order to share a special holiday tradition with...

By Reuters Staff (Updates with a statement from junior partner in the government, Accord) WARSAW, Feb 12 (Reuters) - A proposed tax on media advertising in Poland is unacceptable in its current form, a junior partner in the government said on Friday, raising doubt over whether parliament could pass a bill critics say threatens media independence. The objections of Accord, a centrist partner in the conservative United Right coalition, are the latest sign of tension in a government that has becom...

WASHINGTON – Dr. Anthony Fauci says people will need to wear masks “for several, several months” to avoid the coronavirus as vaccinations are rolled out. The government’s top infectious disease expert told ABC’s “Good Morning America” on Friday by the time 75% to 80% of the population is vaccinated, “the level of virus in the community could be so low that you could start pulling back a bit on what are stringent public health measures.” But Fauci says any relaxing of safety ...

DEERFIELD, Ill., Feb. 12, 2021 -- Surgalign Holdings, Inc. , a global surgical implant company , today announced that its 2021 Annual Meeting of Stockholders will be held virtually on May... | February 15, 2021

Dzmitry Salahub will receive a gift. Warsaw Mayor Dzmitry Salahub, the Belarusian who was recently pushing a bus in the snow-covered city. "In a difficult situation, he helped the city bus to get on the road, - Rafał Trzaskowski writes on Facebook. - Now he will be able to travel himself on the public transport of Warsaw for the next 90 days. The Belarusian will receive a gift - a travel card. Not only the mayor of the Polish capital was amazed by his deed.

The VSP is investigating an accident from this past Sunday. The crash on Richmond Road near Cedar Road in Hanyesville occured just after 1 a.m. A 2014 Nissan Frontier headed westbound ran off the roadway, crossed the eastbound of traffic, struck a mailbox and overturned several times. 28 year old Jacob Dunaway of Warsaw died from injuries sustained in the accident.

Chairman of the last legitimate Supreme Council of Belarus Siamion Sharetski, who now lives in California, US, and actively participates in the actions of the Belarusian diaspora to support the revolution in his homeland. In an interview with Charter97.org, the politician told how Belarus can return to the democratic path of development, and why Lukashism should be punished and prohibited in the same way as fascism. - How do you assess the current situation in Belarus? How can you characteriz...

BBC News By Margaryta Maliukova media captionPolish TVN reporter Pawel Lukasik joined the Belarusian to push the bus out of the snow A Belarusian man has been honoured with a free travel pass in Warsaw, for coming to the rescue of a bus stuck in Polands snow-hit capital. Journalist Pawel Lukasik was reporting live for private channel TVN24 on a traffic jam caused by a bus, when Dmitry Salogub strode up to the bus and began to push it. The journalist, microphone still in hand, joined in. Th...

The Kenyan election cycle has become synonymous with bloodletting, but without acknowledgment and apology for the atrocities each time committed, we cannot build any lasting bridges.

By Reuters Staff (Adds U.S. State Dept statement) BRUSSELS, Feb 10 (Reuters) - The European Commission expressed concern on Wednesday over media freedom in Hungary and Poland, both under investigation for flouting the rule of law, as Budapest shut an opposition radio station and Warsaw proposed a levy on private media. Hungary’s Klubradio, which has been broadcasting for 19 years and whose political and talk show guests often criticise government policies, lost its broadcasting licence on Tue...