Television
Jon Stewart receives Mark Twain Prize for American humor
A host of celebrities and comedy royalty gathered Sunday night at the Kennedy Center as comedian, talk show host and political influencer Jon Stewart receives the Mark Twain Prize for lifetime achievement in humor.
Auto supplier Continental resumes Russia production
German auto supplier Continental said yesterday it had restarted production in Russia after local employees were threatened with "severe criminal consequences" if the company refused to serve local demand.
Continental had announced it would pause production and cease trading with Russia at the beginning of March, just over a week after the start of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
Government mulls changes to citizenship-for-home program
The government is planning changes to the citizenship-for-home program by increasing the minimum amount required to be invested in properties by foreign nationals to obtain Turkish citizenship.
Promise: "We will leave NATO"
"If I am elected president of France, I will pull France out of NATO," she said.
Le Pen said that the decision refers only to the military alliance, and that France will remain a member of the European Union.
"That (exiting the EU) is not my goal. At the same time, I want the evolution of that European structure," she said.
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Powerful Albanian Businessmen Pick up Struggling TV Channels
Powerful, politically-connected businessman Shefqet Kastrati has entered Albania's crowded media market with the purchase on Monday of Euronews Albania, following in the footsteps of Samir Mane who bought TV SCAN last month.
What War? Moldova Grapples with Pro-Russian Media Propaganda
Experts say Moldovan authorities can and should act more forcefully to counter Russian propaganda concerning the war in neighbouring Ukraine.
Montenegro’s Divided Govt Finally Silences Russian Media
Montenegrin government session in Podgorica. Photo: Government of Montenegro
The government adopted the measures on Friday, more than five weeks after it joined EU sanctions on Moscow on March 1.
Deputy Prime Minister Dritan Abazovic said the move covers a wide package of restrictions on Russian officials, banks, companies and media.
Marina Ovsyannikova, the Russian Journalist who Protested against the War in Ukraine: „My son says I ruined the family's life"
Zelensky’s TV show will be broadcast on Bulgarian Television
Nova Broadcasting Group has acquired the rights to broadcast the series and film "Servant of the People", with which Volodomir Zelensky managed to win the presidential election in Ukraine in 2019.
From April 18, the comedy series, which has become a real sensation, can be watched by the Bulgarian audience every weekday evening at 23:30 p.m. on Nova TV
Chaos starts, if Serbia agrees - that equals capitulation
According to these predictions, the goal of the expected diplomatic storm, which threatens to swarm over our country, would be formulated as adjusting Serbia's foreign policy with the EU and the West, or in other words - imposition of sanctions on Moscow, Novosti writes.