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- Stále aktuálny rozhlasový fíčer o Novembri 1989
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- V čom spočíva úspech Nového Zélandu v boji s pandémiou Covid-19
- Media training for EU Aid volunteers: Ako (nielen v médiách) eticky informovať o dobrovoľníckych pobytoch v nízko-príjmových krajinách
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Boba M. Baluchova: EU Journalist; Palacky University Lecturer; GlobalDev trainer; DocUnion founder - working on media and community development projects.Follow me on Twitter
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Tag Archives: FWE
Georgia – 10 years after the Russian-Georgian war: Where are the people?
On the frontier of Europe and Asia lays a country that has become a praised tourist destination during the last decade. Economy is backing up from a soviet dead end, civil society is striving for democratization, EU cooperation has been … Continue reading
Let’s hope that my children will return back to Abkhazia
They cannot return home because of political disagreement. The Georgian government doesn’t help them. The only assistance and support activities could be found in the non-governmental sector. Chairperson of Fund of Women Entrepreneurs: Meri Gelashvili knows about it all. She … Continue reading
