Still an Open Wound: Radio Television of Serbia
By Emma Woods
BELGRADE, The headquarters to the Serbian public broadcaster is startlingly incompatible with its surroundings. It is not every day you see a...
Making Belgrade a Home
By Hoi Mun Yee
BELGRADE, Australian Philomena O’Brien had just celebrated her 39th birthday in Budapest and was on her way to Iran when her...
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...
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...
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...
Rebel with a Cause
By Anna Squires
BELGRADE, Anita Mitic always felt like a rebel. But then, she would have to. Any 25-year-old NGO director must at some level delight...
Shish Kebab
by Stefan Plavsic
Belgrade, Believe it or not, a “Boulevard of Hungry People” really exists. It has a regular name but people call it this...
Learning Pain
By Emma Woods
BELGRADE/PRISTINA, Serbia has been trying to join the European Union, but many of its citizens still have a passionate anti-western sentiment. These...