Boys and Feminism: Centre E8 challenges Serbia’s patriarchal society
By Nedim Filipovic
BELGRADE - Men in uniform flank Bratislav Gasic, Serbia’s Defense Minister, as he exits the Prva Petoletka Namenska factory in Trstenik, Serbia earlier...
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...
A Belgrade Scar
by Alexis Traussi
BELGRADE, The walk from Belgrade’s Old Town to Tasmajdan Park is lined with street signs pointing out famous monuments in Belgrade. But,...
Belgrade’s open wound
By Claire Taylor
Belgrade, Bogdan Mrkobrada sits cross-legged, taking long draws on his cigarette. The look in his eyes is heavy but his voice is...
Space Refugees Leave Behind
By Alexandra Cheney
BELGRADE, After a week of cold and rain, the sunny Saturday afternoon in Belgrade was a welcome relief. The park buzzed with locals...
Telling the untold
By: Rachel Brustein
BELGRADE, Serbia
The United States is not foreign land to Dah Theatre, a Belgrade-based activist theatre group. Dah has travelled to the U.S....
Belgrade’s Best Beans
by Monica Starr
BELGRADE – In Belgrade's historic Vracar district, on lively Njegoseva street, one can find Zrno, a local kafic, or modern coffee house....
Come, break bread with us
By Alexandra Cheney
BELGRADE, Hours after committing to lose weight, Belgrade native Maša Miljanić states “I can’t eat anything without bread.” Bread is the mealtime constant...
Building Community in Belgrade With Bikram Yoga
By Hayley Schultz
BELGRADE, The room is surrounded by mirrors fogged with steam as class begins. The instructor stands at the front of the room directing...
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...