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A day after most of the biz named the new Prime Minister. On kong launches a mass covert Testing Program but many are staying away because theyre worried china may use it to crackdown on activists. Plus we talked to 2 belorussian sound engineers forced to flee their country because of a song they played at a rally. Tears in jubilation in venezuela dozens of opposition politicians of walked free from prison after being pardoned by president Nicolas Maduro some have been accused of attempting to overthrow the government critics say its all down to the elections in december a latin america at its...

Who did vote opted for independence hundreds were injured also coming out the plot of an espionage novel in real life two women plead not guilty to an all day she is murder at kuala lumpur airport the victim the strange brother of north Korean Leader kim jong un well hear about day one of the trial. Germanys celebrates its first same sex marriage d. W. Talks to the happy couple about their big day one theyve waited for for nearly forty years. Plus whats next in the dispute over american Football Players who take a knee before or during u. S. National anthem more players used a symbolic move ov...

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Slovenia Times 5. March, 2021 Ljubljana – Slovenia will step up health checks on its borders starting on Monday. It plans to reintroduce checkpoints on internal borders, which were scrapped in mid-February, and tighten quarantine rules for arrivals, Interior Minister Aleš Hojs told the press on Thursday. “The government is particularly concerned about [coronavirus] variants from South Africa and from countries in which some variants have not been explored and we have no way of knowing how they will react to vaccines,” he said. There will be three kinds of border checks on S...

The Auschwitz Report by Peter Bebjak BRATISLAVA: The COVID-19 pandemic led to the closure of cinemas and to a number of measures restricting filming and travel for coproduction teams in 2020. However, Slovak filmmakers managed to complete 28 films, while distributors released 20 domestic titles. After new amendments to the Audiovisual Law had been approved in September 2019, the cash rebate increased from 20% to 33% starting 1 January 2020. A total of 45 projects registered for the 33% cash rebate at the Slovak Audiovisual Fund in 2020, compared to 30 in 2019. PRODUCTION A tota...