From Samizdat to Crnoslovlje: The Enduring Spirit of Fanzines The original story was published here. ‘Nothing is more intolerable than freedom,’ wrote James Baldwin, among other things because freedom abolishes comfort, brings loneliness. It doesn’t include a budget, a hot meal, or a monthly transportation pass, and demands complete responsibility – “A free person is entirely responsible for everything they do or don’t do.”
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Disclaimer: The story was originally published here. The Veles Chalgiya, a special genre of Macedonian folk music, the sounds of which the Turkish sultan once enjoyed, has been a symbol of the town Veles for more than a century. The citizens of this city cannot imagine themselves without the Chalgiya or without the “Raspeani Veleshani” ensemble, which is celebrating its 53rd anniversary this year.
Lorin Kadiu and Veronika Munk on challenges, steps to improvement and more For over three decades, since the recommendation adopted at the 26th General Assembly of UNESCO in 1991, the world has been observing World Press Freedom Day every 3 May. In a rapidly evolving global landscape, the media serves as a vital source of information and a fundamental mechanism for accountability, yet it