Opinion

By Zoran Panović

Serbia Divided

Opinion 2 June 2023

Vučić’s calls for “unity” actually represent a call for his supporters to unify. Serbia is a deeply divided society – and two massacres (in...

H.E. Christopher Hill, U.S. Ambassador To Serbia

Mutual Understanding Is The Bedrock Of Community Resilience

Diplomacy 2 June 2023

Crises remind us to listen and be kind to one another, transcending divisions like politics and embracing our shared humanity Any crisis is a reminder...

H.E. Annika Ben David, Swedish Ambassador To Serbia

Freedom And Inclusion Strength Societies

Diplomacy 2 June 2023

Culture empowers the dynamic interplay of diversity, human rights and both social and economic cohesion, driven by the...

H.E. Raúl Bartolomé Molina, Spanish Ambassador To Serbia

Cultural Connections Foster Long-term Relationships

Diplomacy 2 June 2023

Cultural diplomacy operates on the basis of the belief that shared understanding can be nurtured through the promotion...

H.E. Pierre Cochard, French Ambassador To Serbia

Persistence In Upholding Cherished Values

Diplomacy 2 June 2023

Although the legacy of the enlightenment, as a cultural perspective, currently faces challenges, including from within the European...

H.E. Tomáš Kuchta, Czech Ambassador To Serbia

New Spaces For Cultural Exchange

Diplomacy 2 June 2023

We are delighted that part of the premises of the Czech house will soon become the office of...

H.E. Chen Bo, Ambassador Of China To Serbia

Culture Is The Bridge To Our Hearts

Diplomacy 2 June 2023

At this crucial juncture in history, we need more than ever before to uphold humanity’s common values of...

Comment

Fostering Prosperous Relations: Serbia And Slovenia’s Path To Mutual Success

Opinion 2 June 2023

The success of relations between Serbia and Slovenia can be attributed, among other things, to both countries’ progress...

Comment by Zoran Panović

Shipping Containers In The Council Of Europe

Opinion 3 May 2023

When it comes to the present and future of Kosovo, there are two outcomes that are fairly certain:...

Despot Kovačević, Assistant Professor At The University Of Belgrade’s Faculty Of Political Science

New Leaders Operate In A Very Constricted Space

Opinion 3 May 2023

In order for a change in leadership to occur, it is necessary to satisfy an array of internal...

Dejan Vuk Stanković, Political Scientist And Political Analyst

New Leaders Are Born When The Public Has Had Its Fill Of Old Ones

Opinion 3 May 2023

Montenegrin president-elect Jakov Milatović, influential europe now movement leader milojko spajić and Montenegrin PM Dritan Abazović are just...

Zdravko Veljanov, Ph.D. Candidate Doctoral School Of Political Science, Public Policy And International Relations, Central European University

Breaking Barriers: The Promise Of A Fresh Start In Montenegro

Opinion 3 May 2023

In order to maintain his position and succeed in upcoming elections, the new president-elect must focus on improving...

Zoran Stojiljković Ph.D., University Of Belgrade Faculty Of Political Science

Democratic Leadership And Upstanding Citizens

Opinion 3 May 2023

Is it even possible to have a strong and influential political leader within the confines of the current...

Robert Skidelsky, A Member Of The British House Of Lords And Professor Emeritus Of Political Economy At Warwick University

Franken Tech

Opinion 3 May 2023

The emergence of generative artificial intelligence has seemingly caused panic among industry evangelists like Elon Musk, who recently...

Zhang Yiming / Founder Of Bytedance

Meet The Billionaire Behind Tiktok

Opinion 3 May 2023

With TikTok having established itself as the definitive social media platform for Gen-Z over the past few years,...

By Slobodan G. Markovich

Dimitri Mitrinovic – “An Unrecognised Prophet” Of A United Europe And Mankind

Opinion 3 May 2023

Dimitrije Mitrinovic (1887–1953) was a philosopher, poet, publicist, journalist, social and cultural reformer, psychotherapist, and “an unrecognised prophet”,...

Change Is Tough, But Remaining The Same Is Devastating

Green Serbia 3 May 2023

Global economic transformation is crucial to combat climate change and biodiversity loss. However, governments and businesses tend to...

Giulio Boccaletti, University Of Oxford’s Smith School Of Enterprise And The Environment

In Defence Of Nature-based Carbon Markets

Green Serbia 3 May 2023

Though carbon-offset schemes are riddled with complexity, there is no question that they pay for something that matters....

Comment

Serbia’s Digital Transformation: A Story Of Innovation And Growth

Opinion 3 May 2023

The digital transformation of Serbia is heading in the right direction, with positive developments in various sectors and...

Feature

What Is 6G & When To Expect It

Innovation & Tech 3 May 2023

With 5G networks still being deployed around the world and many areas of the globe still using 4G...

Feature

E-commerce Continues To Grow In The EU

Innovation & Tech 3 May 2023

Online shopping continues to grow in the EU, as shown by data from the latest annual survey on...

Comment By Zoran Panović

Post Ohrid

Opinion 3 April 2023

Although spring has only just sprung, I would already nominate “red lines” for 2023 term of the year....

Ljubivoje Radonjić, Research Associate At The Public Policy Research Centre

Telemigration Is The Labour Market’s “New Normal”

Opinion 3 April 2023

For workers on the local market, the offers of foreign employers may represent opportunities to acquire high-quality jobs...

Nataša Pavlović Bujas, Member Of The Management Board Of The Serbian Association Of Employers, Founder And Md Of Agency Blumen Group

Human Resources Market Ahead Of The State

Opinion 3 April 2023

Labour market liberalisation is among the few areas where our progress depends on ourselves and where we aren’t...

Srđan Verbić Ph.D., Professor At Metropolitan University - FEFA, Former Education Minister

This Planet Has Many Who Are Cheaper Than Us

Opinion 3 April 2023

For whom telemigration will be a “win” and for whom it will be a “loss” depends on the...

Srećko Stamenković, Director Of The Chamber Of Human Resources Managers Of Serbia

Potential Not To Be Rejected

Opinion 3 April 2023

Telemigration should be viewed primarily as an opportunity for development through the prism of increasing exports of (intellectual)...

Andrés Velasco, Dean Of The School Of Public Policy At The London School Of Economics And Political Science

Policymakers Keep SolvingThe Wrong Banking Problem

Opinion 3 April 2023

When a bank fails, the first response by policymakers and the public is to blame risk-loving speculators, greedy...

H.E. Hami Aksoy, Ambassador Of Türkiye To Serbia

Hard Times Always Reveal True Friends

Diplomacy 3 April 2023

Following the devastating earthquakes that struck Türkiye on 6th February 2023, Serbia has shown exemplary support and solidarity...

Comment

The High-Tech Sector In Serbia: From ChallengesTo Opportunities

Hi-Tech 3 April 2023

The information and communications technology (ICT) sector is far and away the most promising sector in the Serbian...

Dani Rodrik, Professor Of International Political Economy At Harvard Kennedy School, President Of The International Economic Association/project Syndicate