Students in Serbia have already proven their ability to challenge the status quo and resist an autocratic system.

Journalist, broadcaster and tutor Daniel Sywala discusses his work promoting former Yugoslavia, as well as Czech-Serbian relations and the historic protests in Belgrade.

By Marina Vulićević For years, it has been highlighted that allocating 0.67 percent of the total national budget to culture ...

In the heart of the East Village, just off of Cooper Square, is Hani’s Bakery and Cafe, one of the neighborhood’s hottest new ...

SERBIA, which recently celebrated its national day, says it is keen to strengthen bilateral relations with Zimbabwe. The ...

Four months after the collapse of the railway station canopy in Novi Sad and the deaths of 15 people, student protests in ...

Vulic Law has advised Mediolanum Invest JSC on the acquisition of Koncern Farmakom–Lece Mine in Serbia for approximately EUR ...

On the occasion of the global event Italian Design Day, now in its ninth edition, and in collaboration with the Italian ...

The Serbian state railway company and several private ... One of them was Darko Sper, president of the Independence Union of Culture, Arts and Media, who was walked from Novi Sad, setting out ...

Thousands of protestors walked 300 kilometers on March 1 from Belgrade to the southern city of Nis to rally support for an anti-corruption protest that took aim at the ruling party. Serbia's ...

The Serbian Bar Association suspended the work ... Workers in the cultural sector created an informal “Culture in blockade” initiative. After holding several protests and plenums of their ...

(Warning: NSFW language in the clip below) It's probably worth noting that Serbian basketball culture is a little different than what we would likely expect stateside. A coach taking their players ...