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Minh Dam - Architect and Watercolourist1 comment

samotako1 wrote 1 hour ago: Architect, interior designer, watercolourist and a teacher in Lineare, the School of Drawing and Pai … more →

Tags: Art, Artists, Vietnam

Nije Update.

haraldmath wrote 4 hours ago: I’m very sorry I haven’t written a blog in oh so long, but oh so much has happened. I wi … more →

BLACK MARKET BODY PARTS NEWS ... EASTERN EUROPE, ISRAEL, CHINA, MID-EAST MARKETS

horiwood wrote 16 hours ago: Illegal Kidney Trade Booms As New Organ 'Sold Every Hour'. . . Transplant tourism – what drive … more →

Tags: China, India, middle east, Israel, greed, Pakistan, inequality, Transplants Tourism

Sweden's Loreen Wins Eurovision Song Contest

IPROMOTE BY DEMPO™ wrote 1 day ago: Sweden’s Loreen clinched the top spot at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest with her da … more →

Tags: Entertainment News, Europe, Arts and entertainment Engelbert Humperdinck, Azerbaijan, Baku, Entertainment, European Broadcasting Union, Eurovision Song Contest, Ilham Aliyev

Les défis de la transition démocratique en Tunisie

Zeinab Sabet wrote 1 day ago: Prof. Moez Labidi, Professeur d’Economie a l’Université de Monastir en Tunisie, était l’un de nos in … more →

Tags: Conferences and Events.., GDN-AUB Policy Seminar, democracy, Latin America, Arab region, GDNET, GDN, aub, democratic transition

Don't be scared of the lifts

Ian Bearder wrote 1 day ago: Lifts, or ‘elevators’ in Eastern Europe are intimidating things. They are small, they do … more →

Tags: Euro 2012, guides, Nation, CALL, door, Elevator, guide, Help, Intercom

Another Year, Another Failed Eurovision Effort

olivermills6 wrote 1 day ago: It’s something we Brits have become well too accustomed to over our many years of participatin … more →

Tags: Music, Other Genre, Aleksander Rybak, Azerbaijan, Bias, Blue, britian, Engelbert Humperdinck, England

A Lesson in the Politics of People2 comments

anotherexilefromparadise wrote 2 days ago: Ever since high school I’ve been fascinated by Yugoslavia.  At the time, it was a war raging in Bosn … more →

Tags: Travel, Politics, Tolerance, Thoughts, Memories, Dreams, Europe, Slovenia, Friendship

48,215 km – Europe calling

Travel4more wrote 2 days ago: At the brink of achieving almost 50,000 km and finally entering Europe, we think it’s time for a qui … more →

Tags: About travel4more., travel4more, travel4more.org, Just one, travelling for a good cause, Iran, turkey, 50.000km

Ideology never ends. An interview with sociologist Daniel Chirot

Sebastian Alvarez wrote 2 days ago: “Eastern Europe as such was never “backward” and marginality is the least of the r … more →

Tags: Human-ities, Theory, Social&Politics, Sociology, utopia, Daniel Chirot, leftwing revival

Where There's Smoke...

anotherexilefromparadise wrote 3 days ago: Belgrade is on fire.  A cinema located in the city center, just minutes away from Parliament, is bur … more →

Tags: Europe, Travel, Serbia, belgrade, Beograd, Fire, kozara, terazije

Senaca Ray Stoddard's Cover (By Tahauwas)

Waldo "Wally" Tomosky wrote 3 days ago: Ray Stoddard is an interesting man. He is very well-read and observant. Most city people are not as … more →

Tags: docu-fiction, Historical, Adirondacks, guides, mountains, Lakes, History, Fishing, hunting

The greatest show on earth #thehump2 comments

Sam wrote 3 days ago:   Eurovision song contest (Photo credit: kjelljoran) Yes, I know, Richard Dawkins would have us beli … more →

Tags: andrew lloyd webber, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Engelbert Humperdinck, Eurovision, Eurovision Song Contest, RIchard Dawkins

Budapest Top Ten

Terence Mahone wrote 3 days ago: Pest from Buda I’m generally not one for bullet points or top-ten lists, but as I look back to … more →

Tags: Food, Travel, budapest, Travel (2), food, hungary, Dogs, Cuisine, Mass Transit

Budape(sh)t

asancibrian wrote 5 days ago:   So began the second stop: Budapest! My first journey into the Eastern Bloc. As I step off the … more →

Tags: Travel, budapest, hungary, Europe, Travels, Great Market, ruin bars, Palinka, Buda Castle

Arab region, Latin America and Eastern Europe – Different experiences with common aspirations

Zeinab Sabet wrote 5 days ago: In an attempt to assess the prospects for democratic transition in the Arab region against the exper … more →

Tags: Conferences and Events.., GDN-AUB Policy Seminar, democracy, Latin America, Arab region, GDNET, GDN, democratic transition

Democratic transition: Looking for a balance between material and political needs

Zeinab Sabet wrote 5 days ago: I had the opportunity to interview Mr. Rami Khoury, Director of Issam Fares Institute for Public Pol … more →

Tags: Conferences and Events.., GDN-AUB Policy Seminar, democracy, Latin America, Arab region, GDNET, GDN, democratic transition

Democracy vs. social justice: Which one comes first ?

Zeinab Sabet wrote 5 days ago: The GDN-AUB Policy Seminar was not just an expert meeting, but rather a brainstorming session provid … more →

Tags: Conferences and Events.., GDN-AUB Policy Seminar, democracy, Latin America, Arab region, GDNET, GDN, aub, democratic transition

Top Weird Hungarian Foods to Try (or Not): Part III3 comments

adriknows wrote 5 days ago: Egg noodles. You can’t go wrong. Kids love ’em. Put something with a cream sauce and you’re ready to … more →

Tags: cultural quirks, life with kids, Loving Life in Budapest, hungary, budapest, kids, Cuisine, Central Europe


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