Central European Morning Report: "European Innovations: Climate Action and Cinematic Breakthroughs"

Central European Morning Report: "European Innovations: Climate Action and Cinematic Breakthroughs"

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European Tourism Leaders Convene in Rhodes to Tackle Climate Crisis Impact: Today and tomorrow, Rhodes hosts the groundbreaking "EUTourism: Resilience in the Era of the Climate Crisis" forum, where top leaders in European tourism converge to address the pressing challenges posed by climate change. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is set to deliver a keynote address tonight at 8:00 PM, emphasizing the urgency of action. The highlight of the event will be the signing of the Rhodes Joint Declaration on Climate Change and European Tourism, where industry stakeholders commit to proactive measures while calling on EU institutions for policy support and financial resources. With the private sector and policymakers joining forces, this forum signals a pivotal moment in charting a sustainable path forward for European tourism amidst the climate crisis.

Romanian Cinema Breaks New Ground with English-Speaking Thriller 'Kingdom of Judas: In a first for Romanian cinema, the thriller film "Kingdom of Judas" captivates audiences with its unexpected twists and cinematic flair. Shot entirely in Romania with Romanian actors, the film challenges conventions by being spoken entirely in English. Director Sabina Lisievici's visionary storytelling shines through, with each role meticulously crafted for its respective actor, including a special cameo by MMA fighter Sandu Lungu. With a talented ensemble cast delivering exceptional performances, "Kingdom of Judas" promises to take viewers on an exhilarating emotional journey while conveying valuable messages for audiences of all ages.

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