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Coming to Vilnius: International Contemporary Dance Festival New Baltic Dance

Aleksandr Shatskih

Coming next week to Vilnius, the International Contemporary Dance Festival New Baltic Dance kicks off on Monday with international dance performances across several city venues. Scheduled to run form 6 – 12 May, the festival will be a multi-venue event highlighted by a contemporary video dance competition.

12 years ago

Košice Day Celebrations Continue in Slovakia

Aleksandr Shatskih

Still going on in Slovakia, the annual Košice Day celebrations have been extended over nine days up until May 8th. This, the 19th year of the eastern Slovakian city is highlighted by the folklore, history, gastronomy, sport, and culture of this fascinating place.

12 years ago

May Brings the Medieval Games to Byczyna

Aleksandr Shatskih

Vitezovi Zelingradski (the Knights of Zelingrad) and other knights from Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic, Croatia, Italy, Belarus, and Ukraine are reenacting a medieval joust in Byczyna.

12 years ago

Tall Ships Races 2013 Visits Riga

Aleksandr Shatskih

Coming this Summer to Riga, Latvia, scores of sailing ships from 35 countries will compete at the Tall Ships Races 2013 visiting the city for the first time in 10 years. The massive tall ship regatta is expected to deliver hundreds of thousands of visitors to the city, and 99 of the world’s most fabulous sailing vessels are slated to compete July 25 – 28.

12 years ago

City of Sochi Opens Spring with Labor Day Festivities

Aleksandr Shatskih

News from Sochi, Russia tells of the people there kicking off a festival starting the official Spring Labor Day festivities. Held outside the city’s Winter Theater, the fest symbolizes renewed spirit of this famous Russian resort town.

12 years ago

Kahramanmaraş Gets New Tourist Attraction, Piazza Maras Shopping Center

Aleksandr Shatskih

The day it opened, the mall attracted nearly 115,000 buyers, 26% of the urban population of Kahramanmaraş.

12 years ago

Romanians Flock to the Coast to Celebrate May Day

Aleksandr Shatskih

For most Romanians, May Day is the beginning of the littoral season, and traditionally, residents of big cities used to flock to seaside resorts at the Black Sea: Mamaia, Costinesti, Vama Veche.

12 years ago

Ukrainian Railways Further Extends Summer Services

Aleksandr Shatskih

In European rail news, Ukrainian Railways will extend their operations of the high speed (160 kmh) long distance services for the Summer. According to the news from the company, starting May 16th the Kiev-Poltava-Kharkov line services are slated to increase to three trains per day.

12 years ago

Prague Explosion May Have Left Some Trapped

Aleksandr Shatskih

A powerful explosion in the center of Prague yesterday has injured scores of people and may have left many trapped beneath rubble. The explosion, believed to be from a gas leak, was powerful enough for tourists packing the Charles Bridge felt the explosion. Police say the explosion appears to be from a natural gas leak rather than some terrorist of other act of violence.

12 years ago

Putin Discusses Rebuilding Moscow Museum of New Western Art

Phil Butler

Russian President Vladimir Putin has instructed his cabinet and the government of the Russian Ferderation to evaluate whether or not to re-establish the Moscow Museum of New Western / modern / art. Putin’s recent “Direct Line” conversations are said to be the stimulus for this move apparently aimed at reclaiming for Moscow elements of Russia’s glorious past form the Hermitage in St. Petersburg.

12 years ago

Will Montenegro Airlines’ Boss Get Sacked?

Aleksandr Shatskih

In news from Balkans.com, Montenegro Airlines’ CEO, Zoran Djurišić will reportedly be replaced at the end of May on account of the airlines recent heavy losses. Mr. Djurišić has been at the helm of the now beleaguered airline since its creation almost 20 years ago. The airline ended 2012 on a horrendous financial note losing some €23.5 million euro. Meanwhile Ryanair appears ready to take up Montenegro traffic slack if the airline staggers or folds.

12 years ago

European Commission Turns Cold Shoulder to More Exlusionism

Phil Butler

Last week the European Commission turned a cold shoulder to ideas of permanently banning certain EU nationals entry, and the subsequent negative impact certain rules might have on overall tourism. A Commission spokesman reportedly accused ministers of misrepresenting figures showing immigration problems.

12 years ago

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