Opinion
Zdravko Krivokapić, Prime Minister Of Montenegro
It Takes Two To Feed The Growth
The crisis represents an opportunity for Montenegro to try to build more a resilient, inclusive and green post-pandemic recovery. The government is open to...
Bojan Klačar, Executive Director Of The Centre For Free Elections And Democracy (CESID)
“Koštunica 2.0” Isn’t A Realistic Scenario For The 2022 Opposition Candidate
The opposition requires an authentic candidate for the present juncture, one who understands current problems and is ready...
Bojan Vranić, Associate Professor, Faculty Of Political Sciences, University Of Belgrade
The Myth Of A Neutral Leader
It would be difficult for the opposition to justify the idea of a neutral leader as an engine...
Duško Radosavljević, Political Scientist
Serbia Is Tired Of Leaders (For A Second Time)
Serbia needs high-quality political and development programmes, not unbridled trust in a specific person, to whom they attach...
Zdravko Veljanov Ph.D. Candidate, Doctoral School Of Political Science, Public Policy And International Relations, Central European University
One Leader Cures All
Swift consolidation behind a common (even non-partisan) candidate is the only way to go. The candidate should be...
Jayati Ghosh/Project Syndicate
The Rich World’s Climate Hypocrisy
Many of the statements by developed-country leaders at the COP26 summit in Glasgow are at odds with their...
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Do Acceptable SDG Goal Trade-offs Exist?
Sometimes, when lucrative opportunities for economic growth arise, both governments and businesses look for trade-offs among the SDG...
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The State As An Innovator
For emerging economies, building a digital economy presents a challenging task in which governments play an important role...
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Hard Times Always Reveal Good Friends
Many European interlocutors, including Austrian ones, have highlighted the fact that Serbia quite often fails to demonstrate tangible...
Comment By Zoran Panović
Smörgåsbord
Just as people in the Soviet Union used to whisper jokes about Brezhnev and the Kremlin’s gerontocracy, a...
Jelena Bulatović, Executive Director Of The Serbian Association Of Managers, SAM
We Must Decide What Kind Of Migration We Want
Automation will increasingly be on the rise, not only as part of progress and advancement, but rather as...
Marina Rakić, HR Director, MK Group
We Fight For Our Talented People
A large number of employers in Serbia are already importing labour to fill lower positions. At the same...
Mihail Arandarenko Ph.D., Professor, Faculty Of Economics, University Of Belgrade
Circular Migrations Are Our Reality
People are increasingly leaving Serbia, but they are spending much less time abroad. Temporary work abroad is a...
Miloš Turinski, PR Manager, Infostud
Unemployment Is A Thing Of The Past
The labour market has shortages in two directions. The first is certainly the it field, while the second...
Sarita Bradash Researcher At The Centre For Democracy Foundation, CDF
Nobody Is Chasing A Bad Life
For whom could Serbia be an attractive destination when it has the lowest earnings in europe, which don’t...
Comment by Zoran Panović
Legacy And Disquiet
By calling on the presidents of Turkey, Serbia and Croatia – Messrs Erdoğan, Vučić and Milanović – Bosnian...
Cvijetin Milivojević, Political Scientist
Freedom Is More Important Than Money
Alongside the concentration of economic levers of power in the hands of the Serbian progressive party, the propaganda...
Danica Popović, Professor Of The Belgrade Faculty Of Economics
We Will Pay, Of Course
Media freedom is the first and most visible confirmation of whether or not democracy is functioning. Money is,...
Vladimir Gligorov, Economist And Political Scientist
A Hand In The Budget Replaces Force
The advantage that those in power have – primarily the budget and propaganda – should prevail over political...
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Post-Merkel Cooperation
Some of the topics that top the bilateral agenda include strategic cooperation in the field of climate change,...
German Elections By Karl Mathiesen and Zia Weise
Climate Is The Kingmaker In German Coalition-Building
The two parties crucial to forming a post-election government differ starkly on climate and energy policy
Climate policy is...
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It Pays To Be Green
Serbian citizens are painfully aware of climate change, biodiversity loss and resource scarcity, and – regardless of their...
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Strategic Focus On Digitalisation Paying Off
In these fast times of ours, we can certainly consider five years ago as being history. And it...
Comment By Zoran Panović
Open Balkan
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić practises a rather original and successful technology of governing based on a system of...
Srećko Mihailović, Sociologist, Demostat Chief Researcher
Playing The “Green Politics” Card Exclusively Is Not A Good Recipe
With such torturous stretching of the social and political interpretations of environmental problems, it is understandable that, despite...
Nemanja Milović, Founder And Author Of The Website Klima 101 (Climate 101)
Belgrade Elections – Requiem For A Lumberjack?
Will shortages be followed by the inflation of fake warriors for the green future of Serbia? Many political...
Zvezdan Kalmar, Programme Coordinator, Centre For Ecology And Sustainable Development – CEKOR
We Need Green Action!
A profound, strategic change of society towards environmental sustainability is only possible if we radically change our attitude...
By Carl Bildt, Project Syndicate
The Dangerous Balkan Standstill
Even after a quarter-century of relative peace, the Balkans have yet to achieve the lasting stability that was...
By Joschka Fischer / Project Syndicate
Whither The US-German Relationship?
With German Chancellor Angela Merkel on her way out, and America still vulnerable to Trumpism, Germans can neither...
Stefan Milenković, Violinist
Art Is The Best Way To Promote A Country
It is invaluable that Serbia is nurturing its creative people and creative industries, and that this is recognised...
Sofija Stefanović, Physical Anthropologist
We Need To Believe In Ourselves
What helps us to uncover the values of the modern Serbia is the increasing public presence of the...
Serbia And European Union For Innovation
The synergy effect created from the partnership between the Republic of Serbia and the European Union has given a...
Mokra Gora Announced One Of The Best Tourism Villages Of 2021
The best examples of villages embracing tourism to provide opportunity and drive sustainable development have been celebrated at the...
WTA Suspends Tournaments In China
Beijing took umbrage on Thursday at the suspension of Women's Tennis Association (WTA) tournaments in China in solidarity with...
Sustainable Construction Protects Serbia
Sustainable construction reduces the consumption of non-renewable resources, promotes the use of renewable energy sources, minimizes waste, creates healthier...
Multimedia And Creative Services Workers Lead The Region
Southeast Europe’s online labour market is becoming increasingly attractive to those with a less sophisticated skillset. The negative aspect...