AROUND THE BLOC August 26 Confronting the Old Boys’ Club Poland Now Most Common Country of Origin for UK Foreign-Born Residents Controversy Grows as Dozens Return Hungarian Knight’s Cross Backlash Against Migrants in Central and Southeastern Europe Intensifies Steven Seagal Enjoys Belarusian Hospitality, With a Side of Carrots and Lard AROUND THE BLOC August 25 Norway is Shutting The Door on The ‘Arctic Route’ Smugglers Renovate Road on Russia-Belarus Border Soviet Superheroes Save The Day in Russian Blockbuster FROM THE TOL ARCHIVE – EDITORS’ PICK Russia Stuck with Most Gender-Based Work Restrictions Pankisi Gorge No Terrorist Training Center, Georgian PM Says Women and the (Male) Body Politic Georgian Billionaire Claims Credit Suisse Banker Took Him to Cleaners ANNOUNCEMENT TOL is pleased to announce our new “Foreign Reporting” course held in Prague. Journalists are invited from January 8, 2017 to January 16, 2017, to receive the necessary skills that formulate a strong piece of “foreign reporting”. As an outgrowth of TOL’s years of experience in the publishing world, this course mixes both traditional foreign correspondence tactics, with cutting edge technological advancements to enhance journalists’ ability to tell their stories wherever they go. Whether your goal is to become an activist fighting for peaceful resolutions to horrific injustices, or to be on the frontlines of a region torn apart by war, this course will give journalists the ability to succeed in the exciting field of foreign correspondence. Click here for more details about the course. If you have any questions or concerns about the course, |
|
