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local communal services provider in association with the festival organisers, and the University of Pannonia was also present with games to entertain the audience. In 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the staging of the event remained an open question
consumption on demand, though this is a volume business that is not particularly attractive for niche sports ( Meier et al. 2020 ). Further to the above, the COVID-19 pandemic added more weight to digital innovations already in the offing. The crisis enticed
( Centeno 2020b ). After long talks, EU leaders in July 2020 agreed on the new budget of the union and further funds to deal with the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic. In total, these arrangements will provide the community with €750 billion in grants and
Byzantine Generals? And, who will select, and how, the trustworthy sources? As we have seen in the Covid-19 communication, several “official” sources issued contradictory information, sometimes contradicting themselves in short timeframes. On the
growth, hence a faster convergence process. The analyzed period is 2009–2019. We excluded the years 2020 and 2021 from the analysis as the Covid-19 pandemic was an exogenous shock that had a negative impact on the world economy, not just one
( Corbacho et al. 2016 ) of those. The third narrative argued that national fears from failures had come true in determining events in foreign affairs, e.g. in regional cooperation amidst COVID-19 ( Kliem 2021 ), East–West conflict, between the Bolsheviks and
Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. These examples demonstrate that the Eurozone itself is an inconsistent MSTL, not a well-functioning OSTL regime. Countries pursue the same goal (the same currency with the same monetary policy and macroeconomic and fiscal
Covid-vaccination: Registration at UNHCR is like the Corona vaccine. It is true that taking the vaccine is not compulsory, and certainly the police will not come and take you from your home and force you to take the vaccine. But you have
half of 2020, all countries in the world have been hit heavily by economic and social consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, this is not the only challenge faced by the CEE–FSU region and China. Few years earlier, most of them, apart from the
cycle. Moreover, the COVID-19 pandemic led to an aggressive monetary easing with the use of mainly different forms of QE programmes. This means that analysing monetary policy procyclicality in the future has to include the shadow rates to a wider extent
