Tag: Serbia
The Exploitation of Global Workers
A precarious life for foreign workers in Serbia.
An expensive new whim of Zagreb’s Mayor
The bonds connecting the Zagreb Manhattan and Belgrade Waterfront projects.
Nemesis: This isn’t a story about girls wanting to be boys
A women’s death metal group from Serbia is breaking down barriers and conquering the region.
Fatal misunderstandings with reality
The Atlas of Pseudo-mythology, Svetislav Basara, Službeni Glasnik, Belgrade, 2018.
A betrayal of literature
How and why the Nobel Committee for Literature awarded Peter Handke.
Jelena Vasiljević: We live in a society where all walks of life and all institutions are affected by political and party interests
Rethinking Academia (Part 3) — Belgrade researcher talks university autonomy, solidarity and university degrees as status symbols.
Marina Abramović marks homecoming with Belgrade retrospective
‘The Cleaner’ is set to be exhibited until January 2020.
Roland Gjoni: Kosovo is simultaneously ‘too big’ and ‘too small’ of an international issue
Legal and political scientist talks geopolitics, Albanian nationalism and domestic tensions in Albania.
Have language politics in Kosovo failed?
Where we stand between norms and reality.
Our children are learning distorted stories of Serbia’s past
How Serbia has drawn a veil over one part of its history.
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