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Basic overview: Introducing Fraternité2020 In this section you shall learn more about what Fraternité2020 is about. To that end, we have crafted a manifesto which summarizes our petition in under one page. If you like the manifesto, we suggest you take a look at the ‘frequently asked questions’ (FAQ) section Continue Reading →
By Pol Guardia: The Serbian Academy of Science and Arts is a really nice building. Placed in the center of Belgrade, just in Knez Mihailova, we stayed on the 4th floor enjoying the big and colored windows of the auditorium, meanwhile the lecture was going on. Some of the Media Continue Reading →
Mahatma Gandhi: “There are many causes that I am prepared to die for but no causes that I am prepared to kill for.” The International Day of Non-Violence is marked on 2 October, the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, leader of the Indian independence movement and pioneer of the philosophy and Continue Reading →
Danas pocinje upis u Medijsku laboratoriju za drugo polugodiste 2011/12 godine. Posebno pozivamo srednjoskolce zainteresovane za film da nam se jave. Pozivamo i nase stare clanove da se jave Draganu, a mogu i da dovedu svoje drugare… Continue Reading →
Welcome to the 6th International Youth Media Summit! People from all around the world have gathered once again to talk about the seven issues that appear in different forms in all of our countries – Discrimination, Health, Women’s Rights, Environment, Youth (Empowerment), Poverty and Violence. The Summit will be held Continue Reading →
By Robert Atkinson Updated: July 13, 2011 | 12:29 p.m. July 13, 2011 | 6:00 a.m. Thanks to the Ms. Bonnie Sutton Big job-creating innovations are the result of “innovation platforms” that enable entrepreneurs and companies to build new devices, networks, and applications. In the 1990s, the new platform was Continue Reading →
DANUBE – Europe’s Blue Line – a documentary series about a cult river on the millennium. In the history of Europe crucial things had happened along the DANUBE, however Johann Strauss Continue Reading →
The pre-jury had the toughest job ever in the festival’s history as they counted from 55 countries 962 entries. This amount of shortfilms is unique in Hungary. So we are pleased to announce that the 7th BuSho International Short Film Festival’s competition program is lined up and contains 93 shorts Continue Reading →
The future of print media, and journalism as we know it, were among the issues discussed during the last international journalism festival in Perugia. More than one hundred famous journalists from all over the world joined to look into the most Continue Reading →
