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Research by Martina Plantak Introduction: With visible globalization in today's world, just as with th ...
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Research by Martina Plantak Introduction: |This thesis argues for the promotion of music and film in ...
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Saints Cyril and Methodius Day, or the “Day of Holy Brothers”, in the Czech Republic is celebrated on the ...
Men Don’t Cry” and th ...
The 90th Academy Awards ceremony has just recently come to an end. By now, anyone who has an affinity for movi ...
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Orthodox Pentecost, also known as Trinity Sunday or Triytsya [transliterated from Ukrainian], “Green Sunday ...
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The end of the Ukrainian Orange Revolution in 2004 was marked with the win of Victor Yuschenko. While his pres ...
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During the London Summit on the Western Balkans, that took place on July 10, 2018, the EU once again showed it ...
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After declaring its independence in 1991, the media space in the Republic of Macedonia gained power and promin ...
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- Minimum Wage Could Increase by up to 10% Next Yearby Péter Cseresnyés on 15. November 2019 at 14:48
The government would support an even faster than agreed minimum wage increase by next year, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said in a press conference on Thursday. Today the gross wage is 149,000 HUF (EUR 445) – next year this would rise to 161,000, an 8% increase. Hungarian Minimum Wage Still among the Lowest in EU The post Minimum Wage Could Increase by up to 10% Next Year appeared first on Hungary Today.
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- Velvet Revolution 1989: Timeline of eventson 15. November 2019 at 11:00
Day-by-day overview of the fall of totalitarian regime in Czechoslovakia.
- I was in the frontline because it reflected what I felt insideon 15. November 2019 at 11:00
One of the leaders of the 1989 student movement, Anton Popovič, remembers the fall of the totalitarian regime.
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After a two-decade-long dispute and strained bilateral relations, with international implications, the two nei ...
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Bianca Hepp is pleased to interview the activist Peter Nagy for FOMOSO. He was one of the organisers of the re ...
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On Saturday 16 March, Slovak citizens have cast their ballots in the first round of country’s presidential ...
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“I do not want to vote for Lulzim Basha (leader of Democratic Party), but I do not want to be ruled by Edi R ...
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Recently, President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić; Prime Minister of North Macedonia ,Zoran Zaev and Prime Min ...