Radio News (20.03.2026 12:00:00)
The article provides various updates on news and programming from Estonia's ERR radio service.
Please rate your experience: Is it really necessary to evaluate every service we receive?
The article discusses the growing pressure on individuals to evaluate services provided by companies and public institutions, raising questions about the dehumanizing effects of this trend.
Former NFL star sparks viral debate over tipping practices at self-service restaurants
Former NFL player J.J. Watt's questions about tipping in self-service restaurants have triggered a widespread online debate.
Americans are fed up with tipping culture as nearly 9 in 10 say it's completely 'out of control'
A recent survey reveals that nearly 90% of Americans believe the tipping culture is excessive, with 83% calling for a ban on automatic service charges.
BBC branded 'appalling' after axing Commonwealth Day service for Escape to the Country
The BBC faced criticism for deciding not to air the Commonwealth Day service in favor of the show Escape to the Country.
TESTS ⟩ Can you recognize Rīgas Porcelain Factory service sets?
This article presents a quiz about identifying porcelain service sets made by the Rīgas Porcelain Factory from childhood memories.
Pavlos Tsiloglanidis: Half a Century in the Service of Pontic Dance Tradition (Part A)
Pavlos Tsiloglanidis is a key figure in preserving and teaching Pontic dance traditions across generations in Greece.
Tommy Sundvall: 'The Workplace is the Last Dictatorship'
Tommy Sundvall reflects on his life transitioning from a well-paid bureaucratic position in Stockholm to working at a gas station in Kramfors, illustrating the dichotomy between his two identities as an artist and a service worker.
About Living Together in the Big City: 'Munich Residents are Different from the Bavarians, Not so Prude'
A report on the diverse cultural interactions in Munich's Olympia-Einkaufszentrum highlights the coexistence of different languages and cultures, especially during a public service strike.
Helen Glykatzi-Arveler: Her body at the Metropolitan Church, the funeral service at 13:00
The body of renowned Byzantine scholar Helen Glykatzi-Arveler has arrived at the Metropolitan Church in Athens for her funeral service.
VIDEOS: Good Morning DF from Thursday, February 19, 2026
This article covers a range of topics including postal service challenges in Brazil, violence in Rio de Janeiro, the successful performance of a samba school, emerging virus threats, and creative industry concerns regarding AI dialogue.
A new requirement for foreigners sparked passions: "And now you speak Lithuanian, understood?"
A new mandate requiring foreigners to provide services in Lithuanian has caused various complications and sparked public debate in Lithuania.
Former Supo Chief Fell in Love with Her Boss – The Relationship Led to a Tough Decision
Saana Nilsson, the former chief of Finland's Security Intelligence Service, disclosed her romantic relationship with her superior, which resulted in his resignation from the agency.
OVERVIEW › The British National Health Service orders to stop preventing marriages between first cousins
The UK's NHS has instructed its staff to cease the prevention of marriages between first cousins, citing minimal additional risk of genetic disorder in children from such unions.
Customer service representatives tell Yle about the outrageous behavior of customers - 'When I smile, it’s my job, not flirting'
Customer service workers in Finland report a significant increase in rude behavior from customers, highlighting a shift in service culture.
Management mantras can both help and hinder companies
The article discusses the dual nature of management mantras, highlighting their potential benefits and drawbacks for companies.
Støre: I Do Not Know of Any Toxic Culture in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre does not perceive any toxic culture within the Norwegian foreign service but supports an independent investigation following revelations from the Epstein documents.
Pueblo Bonito Vantage opens the connection to the culture and wealth of San Miguel de Allende
Pueblo Bonito Vantage has opened a new luxury hotel in San Miguel de Allende, emphasizing personalized service and cultural connections.
Gerardo Estrada: 'The UNAM is the freest space in Mexico'
Gerardo Estrada, celebrating his eightieth birthday, reflects on his extensive career in Foreign Service and cultural diffusion, emphasizing the significance of friendship in his professional life and the vibrant community he has built through various gatherings.
Grupo FN launches immersion in the USA focused on management and customer experience
Grupo FN announces the pre-launch of Impacto FN USA, an international immersion program for leaders and entrepreneurs aimed at enhancing management strategies, customer service, and organizational culture from April 27 to May 2, 2026, in Orlando, Florida.
Fourlis Group: Strong social and athletic footprint in 4 countries by 2025
In 2025, the Fourlis Group confirmed its commitment to employee health and community service through extensive social and athletic initiatives across Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, and Cyprus.
Personnel Changes on February 3
The article details the personnel changes and promotions across various government departments in South Korea, including the Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Culture, and other agencies.
Why is hot food no longer served in restaurants?
The article discusses the decline of hot food service in restaurants, drawing a parallel to Agatha Christie's legacy in literature as a reliable source of joy.
Wes Streeting attacks centre-left for ‘excuses culture’ of blaming civil service
Wes Streeting criticized the centre-left for what he describes as an 'excuses culture' that blames external factors like the civil service for political inaction and slow reform.
Ministry of Culture: Two new visitor service centers next to the Acropolis
The Ministry of Culture has announced the opening of two new visitor service centers near the Acropolis, aimed at improving visitor experience and addressing functional needs of the archaeological site.
Alfonso, the King of Gossip: A Tool of Power in the Service of “Papi” Silvio
The article discusses how gossip, represented by Alfonso Signorini, acts as a clandestine power in contemporary society, intertwined with themes of justice and celebrity culture.