Ultra-local news from Central Europe
Kafkadesk is a proud partner of the USA-Central Europe Women in Business Summit, organised by Polish-American Women Entrepreneurs and Cultural Vistas,Continue Reading
For the first time since 1943, no Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded in 2018 due to a scandal ofContinue Reading
Kafkadesk is a proud partner of the USA-Central Europe Women in Business Summit, organised by Polish-American Women Entrepreneurs and Cultural Vistas,Continue Reading
Kafkadesk is a proud partner of the USA-Central Europe Women in Business Summit, organised by Polish-American Women Entrepreneurs and Cultural Vistas,Continue Reading
2019 marks the thirtieth anniversary of Sándor Márai’s death. The Hungarian writer, arguably the most famous and popular of hisContinue Reading
Kafkadesk is a proud partner of the USA-Central Europe Women in Business Summit, organised by Polish-American Women Entrepreneurs and Cultural Vistas,Continue Reading
Budapest, Hungary – “Building your own furniture isn’t that complicated. There are plenty of participative workshops to learn how toContinue Reading
On October 31, the UK is legally due to leave the EU. Prior to that, Prime minister Boris Johnson willContinue Reading
Budapest, Hungary – Following their open call to queer- and trans-identified performers, Berlin’s queer performance ensemble Queerdos have facilitated a workshopContinue Reading
Throughout the 20th century, Transylvania became an ethnic and ideological battlefield; disputed from one country to the other, by RomaniaContinue Reading
This week, Kafkadesk spoke with Prague expat Jonathan Davies, Slavia Prague’s Youth Coach and head coach for the Prague RaptorsContinue Reading
Budapest, Hungary – The Berlin-based LGBTQ+ performance collective Queerdos is organising a free workshop in Budapest from the 23rd to theContinue Reading
After the collapse of communism, Poland has become more and more susceptible to western influences after each passing year, somethingContinue Reading
Brno, Czech Republic – Stereotyping and judging people according to well-established national clichés is an activity relished by people allContinue Reading
After more than a decade long drought, Hungarian cinema finally seems to have found itself. A new generation of excellentContinue Reading
