NATO Razes RTS
By: Isabella Cronin Favazza
BELGRADE – Tasmajdan, a park with ample foliage, ambling pedestrians, and joggers with dogs trotting alongside, sparkles in the sun. Across...
Privatization: A part of Serbia’s media puzzle
By Alexandra Cheney
BELGRADE, For decades most media outlets in Serbia have relied on a daily news feed from Tanjug, but that is about to change:...
Better than burgers
By Marija Pajković
BELGRADE, The best advice a Belgrader could give you about eating a hamburger is don’t – and find a pljeskavica instead.
Not to...
RTS Bombing is Remembered 17 Years Later
By Dominick Scafidi
BELGRADE, A stark memorial to the 1999 NATO intervention in Serbia sits between a modern blue glass structure and an older white...
Christian Locke: The modern “Hippie of Belgrade”
By Leah Willingham
BELGRADE, Christian Locke is used to answering the same question: what on earth is he doing in Serbia?
“I get that question almost...
Mind the Pothole: Belgrade by Bike
By Jose Bernardo Reyes Facio
BELGRADE, As Vladimir Martinovic bikes through the streets of Belgrade, people randomly greet him like a lifelong friend.
Offering tips-only bike...
Burek: A Warm Welcome to Belgrade
By Maeve Rogers
BELGRADE,
Burek will stop you in your tracks the first time you smell it. A strong aroma hits you, taking over all of...
Quit acting:
By Nedim Filipovic
Belgrade, Rainbow colored socks struck out against Zeljko Maksimovic’s dark ensemble. His frequent smiles betrayed his sharp features, jet-black hair, and rough...
Trading corporate comfort for personal values
By Claire Taylor
BELGRADE, Milica Calija is used to people’s puzzled expressions when they learn she quit a successful marketing and communications career to bake...
Picking My Way Through the Pijaca
By Hayley Schultz
BELGRADE, I enter a side entrance of Kalenic market to find myself among fur coats and assortments of high heels. My boots...