Zašto je u Srbiji prvenstveno problem vladavina prava, a potom životna sredina, i u kakvoj su vezi ova dva problema? Da li je pitanje zaštite životne sredine u Srbiji u našim rukama? 
 
"Životna sredina u Srbiji je talac korupcije," kaže gost prve epizode naše nove podkast kategorije "MladiRini podkast". To je Mirko Popović, programski direktor Regulatornog instituta za obnovljivu energiju i životnu sredinu (RERI), koji pruža podršku i obezbeđuje pravnu zaštitu pojedincima, grupama i pravnim licima čije je pravo na zdravu i očuvanu životnu sredinu neposredno ugroženo. Više o njihovom radu pronađite ovde: www.reri.org.rs 

MladiRini je nova regionalna platforma za komunikaciju, angažovanje i rad sa mladima. Glavni cilj platforme je razumevanje, uključivanje i zagovaranje za ideje i mišljenja mladih na velikoj sceni. Svakog četvrtka, razgovaraćemo sa stručnjacima u oblasti informacionih tehnologija, zaštite životne sredine, demokratije i vladavine prava, o tome kako uključiti mlade u ova pitanja. Za više informacija o našem radu, posetite: www.mladirini.org

E1_Mirko Popović: Kako izgleda borba za zdravu životnu sredinu u zarobljenoj državi

The world is living through stressful times. Putting on a soothing song at the end of a long day can provide some relief. This is where acclaimed Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami steps in. Murakami took to Tokyo's radio waves to host a special show called "Music for a Brighter Tomorrow." “The coronavirus has all of us feeling down these days," he said, "so let’s turn to the power of music to see if it can make us feel at least a little better." Host Marco Werman tells us that the playlist included songs from Bruce Springsteen, Bob Marley, Nina Simone, and more than a dozen other artists.

Acclaimed Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami aims to cheer up audiences on the radio

Coronavirus has presented a huge challenge for our health services, especially in our nursing homes. The devastating death toll in these settings has come under the spotlight this week for the Dáil's Covid-19 committee. On Tuesday, the committee heard from Tadgh Daly, the head of Nursing Homes Ireland who claimed the sector was left “abandoned and isolated”. Hundreds of pages of newly released documentation, reveal a timeline of correspondence which suggests it took more than a month for a specific plan for nursing homes to be put in place. Jennifer Bray is political reporter with The Irish Times and has been looking into these exchanges between Nursing Homes Ireland and Key State Organisations. In this episode, we also hear from Health Editor Paul Cullen who reflects on the state response to the issues raised by nursing homes.

Why did it take so long for a nursing home plan to be put in place?

The beginning of this year promised to reset the sluggish dynamics of the EU-Western Balkans relationship, following the EU’s endorsement of a revised accession framework. However, the pandemic has shifted the focus to other topics, like solidarity and economic recovery. What impact will developments related to the COVID-19 pandemic have on the EU accession process of the region? What are the EU’s expectations from the region in the following period? 

We will address these questions with our Chairman of the Governing Board and BIEPAG member, Srdjan Majstorovic.

E21_5: COVID-19 crisis is an opportunity to enhance EU - Western Balkans relations

On 27 May the European Commission presented its recovery plan. One aspect of the plan is to ensure that Europe keeps its commitments to decarbonising the continent. What role can the energy sector play in bringing Europe on the path to recovery?

At this event, Bruegel’s director Guntram Wolff is in conversation with Kadri Simson, European Commissioner for Energy and Francesco Starace, Chief Executive Officer and General Manager of Enel.

(Em)powering the recovery | 28 May 2020

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