A regular weekly magazine on Central Europe's politics, economy and culture was launched on Friday on the first channel of Polish public service radio (Jedynka Polskiego Radia).  

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During the first issue of the 15-minute magazine Maciej Szymanowski (Ph.D) – the Director of the Wacław Felczak Polish-Hungarian Cooperation Institute – talked about the role of Central Europe in European history. Listeners could also hear stories about Hungarian and Polish Christmas customs and about the child armour of Poland’s former king, Sigismund II Augustus that will be transferred from Hungary to the Republic of Poland free of charge. 

The show is produced in collaboration with the Wacław Felczak Polish-Hungarian Cooperation Institute.

(jap)