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02/10/2020
England and Brazil joined Australia, Norway and New Zealand in committing to paying their men's and women's national soccer teams the same amount, a significant move in the fight for equal pay within sports. What about Balkans region? ⚽
England's men's and women's teams receive equal pay, says FA England's men's and women's national soccer teams are being paid the same appearance fee to represent their country, the Football Association said on Thursday.
21/04/2020
As the corona pandemic and responses to it in the region unfold, we will continue to monitor the development. This is the first in a series of reports which sets out to monitor effects of the corona crisis management on institutions, political and civil rights, parties, civil society, as well as external factors. ➡️http://library.fes.de/pdf-files/bueros/belgrad/16119.pdf via Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Last week the organising committee of Tokyo’s 2020 Olympic Games revealed a set of 73 moving pictograms, which serve as clearly distinguishable icons for each sport. The pictograms, designed by signage specialist Masaaki Hiromura and animated by motion designer Kota Iguchi, are made up of dark blue lines and shapes against a white background. They offer a quick display of motion for everything from archery to Paralympic tennis. The Japanese duo designed more than 50 pictograms for the 33 Olympic sports and 23 for the 22 Paralympic sports (some have more than one representation). This is the first time that animated icons have been used in the Games. Fittingly, the first static icons were adopted for the Tokyo Games in 1964. Let’s see whether the world follows suit again for the next Olympics, which is to be held in Paris in 2024.
19/02/2020
Opportunity for journalists from CEI countries:
workshop in on 3 July on the occasion of . It is designed to build science journalism capacity and skills, as well as to promote excellence in , health and environmental coverage in Central and Eastern Europe.
Deadline for applications: 15 March 2020
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Trieste 2020 Balkan Science Journalism Workshop – Applications are open – CESJ Trieste 2020 Balkan Science Journalism Workshop – Applications are open This series of three workshops, in English, is co-organised by the Center for Ethics in Science and Journalism (CESJ), the Balkan Network of Science Journalists, the Master’s Course in Science Communication “Franco Prattic...
19/02/2020
Sport Diplomacy in International Relations.
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19/02/2020
Sport diplomacy - Identifying good practices.
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15/05/2018
Tastes the Balkans, 9 Brussels chefs will welcome 10 Balkan chefs in their restaurants across Brussels to present the gastronomic richness of the . Restaurants are open to the general public, and prior reservation is recommended.
Terra Madre Balkans goes to Brussels! - Slow Food International More than 100 delegates from 9 countries on the Balkan peninsula will converge on the European capital to celebrate and showcase the variety, wealth and flavor of Balkan cuisine.
02/05/2018
From Croatia to Bulgaria, the Balkan Mountains string together countries in a culturally dualistic region. Badland Magazine
Badland magazine shows distinctive creativity from the Balkans - STACK magazines Reimagining the Adriatic, this first issue is packed with independent art, photography, fashion and more
29/04/2018
Brussels’ loving embrace smothers Balkan hopes of EU membership The region’s leaders need to be held accountable if their countries are to make real progress.
09/02/2018
Briefing: Political Trends & Dynamics. Gender Politics in Southeast Europe.
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Dialogue Southeast Europe
18/01/2018
More news about the region...
The Brief – How to shoot down ambitious Balkan plans Events in the Western Balkans may indeed seem peripheral to the EU, particularly as it braces for debates on the new budget and eurozone reform, but let’s not forget the old quote by Winston Churchill: “The Balkans produce more history than they can consume.”
10/01/2018
Commission: 2018 - Opportunity for the !
Commission Sees 2018 As Balkans’ Year of Opportunity Commission Sees 2018 As Balkans’ Year of Opportunity