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    Gergely Karácsony, Budapest’s green-liberal Lord Mayor since October 2019, comes from Hungary’s rural north-east. With the convinced cyclist came a new style of leadership in the city: residents should be involved in decisions as much as possible. In mid-May, he announced his participation in the opposition’s primary election for the 2022 parliamentary elections. An interview

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  • Acting for environment and nature

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    93 women and men from the Danube countries can call themselves Danube Guides. As special nature & culture guides for the Danube region, they are receiving further training and professionalisation in the project “Danube Guides Action”. The lead partner is the Danube Office Ulm/Neu-Ulm. The aim is to establish a cross-border Danube Guides network in

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  • Towns and villages tell green stories

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    Which stories have worked well for you? What innovations have you come up with that are good for the climate? Exchanging on all kinds of climate protection projects in municipalities – that was the aim of the municipal climate congress organised in May by the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of the Environment, the City of Ulm and

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  • Why the sturgeon is a special fish for the Danube

    Why the sturgeon is a special fish for the Danube0

    Threatened by illegal fishing and caviar trade Sturgeons represent a natural heritage of the Danube River Basin and key indicator species for high ecological quality of rivers. Their dramatic decline in the last decades has become an issue of basin-wide importance that got the attention of the Danube countries and the European Commission. Through the

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RÜCKBLICK zum Jahrestreffen des EJ Journalistenverbandes in Wien im Oktober, veröffentlicht von unseren Kollegen von okto tv in Wien. Diese haben den Event medial begleitet und Christian Jungwirth moderierte gemeinsam mit danube connects eine Podiumsdiskussion zur Lage der Pressefreiheit mit Journalisten und Journalistinnen aus Ungarn, Serbien und Georgien. Die Lage ist für einige durchaus schwierig und leider gehören persönliche Repressalien zum Alltag mancher Journalisten.Auf dem Posium diskutierten Andras Radetkzy (HU), Daniela Stojkovic (SRB), Orsolya Fülöp (HU) und Tinatin Dvalishvili aus Georgien mit Christian Jungwirth und Sabine Geller.Bereits zum 62. Mal trifft sich die European Journalists Association zu ihrem Jahreskongress – diesmal in Wien. Im Mittelpunkt der Tagung stehen Debatten über die Zukunft des europäischen Journalismus und die Rolle der Medien in Zeiten des Wandels. Marie Claire Hildebrandt berichtet aus dem Haus... ... See MoreSee Less

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