Articles In This Issue
Opinion
Comment by Zoran Panović
Collage of Illusions
I represent the thesis that the Belgrade elections of 2018 were the last elections in Serbia to include the participation of all relevant stakeholders
Audio
Tanja Fajon, Chair of the European Parliament Delegation to Serbia
More Can Be Done Prior To Elections
I cannot emphasise enough the responsibility of all politicians in Serbia to avoid inflammatory language and to counter hate speech, aggravating social divisions and...
Audio
H.E. Attila Pintér, Ambassador of Hungary to Serbia
Hungary’s Position on Migration Hasn’t Changed
Hungary – as a member of the Schengen zone – is in a special position, given that it is on the external border of...
Focus
In Which Directions Should Announced Negotiations Between Belgrade and Pristina Unfold?
It Takes Four to Tango
After being on a dead-end road for a long time, the deadlock between Belgrade and Pristina was suddenly broken in 2020 with the appointment...
Opinion
Comment
Why is America Eclipsing the EU in the Balkans?
It’s very rare to witness first-hand an acceleration of history, and this is precisely what is happening in the Balkans now. In a very short time, Serbia and Kosovo took huge steps towards normalising their relations
Success Stories
Jelena Galić, AIK Banka CEO
Strong Banks Guarantee Growth
With more than 800 million euros of foreign currency savings, AIK Banka is today the reliable partner of a large number of citizens and...
Success Stories
Aleksandar Mitić, Mladen Nastasijević and Mladen Vulević, Founders & Partners, A3 Architects
Innovative and Remarkable Architecture for a Changing World
A3 Architects is a multidisciplinary architectural studio that has, in just 12 years of operations, gained the trust of both private investors and the...
Success Stories
Jelena Krstović, CEO at Corpo Public Affairs
No Business Without The Know-How
Thanks to its familiarity with both the local market and global trends, CORPO Public Affairs is focused on coming up with a unique model...
COVID-19
Comment by Yu Yongding, Project Sindicate
China’s Economic Fight Against the Coronavirus
There is no doubt that China will win the battle against the coronavirus. In the meantime, however, policymakers must take steps to ensure that...
Business
Kasper Rørsted, CEO, Adidas AG
Making Europe Fit for the Future
Kasper Rørsted is the Chief Executive of Adidas Group. Taking on the role in October 2016, Rørsted is charged with reinvigorating Reebok as well...
Audio
Maja Vidaković Lalić, Architect, Founder and Creative Director of Belgrade’s Mikser Festival
Balkan (Hi)story, Redesigned…
My latest days are filled with hard work, but also excitement at the approach of the biggest global design event, in Milan
My baby project,...
Art
Architecture in Germany
Ecological Optimisation of Buildings
Rationality and precision define German building culture. Yet with the success of ecological architecture it is also developing new emotionality and lightness
In Germany, the...
My Life
Ivo Goldstein, Historian
Nationalism Is Today’s Greatest Danger
He inherited a famous surname and cultivated a Yugoslav, Croatian and Jewish identity. The Yugoslav part disappeared with the collapse of Yugoslavia, while the...
Fashion
Fashion
The Best Watches to Invest in 2020
Watches, unlike most other investments, follow trends. They’re highvalue mechanical marvels, but when you boil it all down they’re simply an accessory. And while...
Opinion
Tatjana Lazarević, Journalist, Kossev
Fake Dialogue No More
Here is what the dialogue must not be: a quick fix, deceitful and simulated, alienated and hijacked from the people, led by ill intentions....
Opinion
Aleksandar Popov, Director of the Centre for Regionalism
The Synchronisation Of America And EU Key To Direction And Final Result
If there is no synchronisation between Europe and America, as the two key external factors, the direction of negotiations between Belgrade and Pristina, and...
Opinion
Dr Dušan Janjić, President of the Forum for Ethnic Relation’s Board
Much More Creativity Required to Continue Dialogue
In the resumption of the dialogue, more creativity is needed than that which has been expressed so far, because there will be numerous issues...
Opinion
Daniel Serwer, Director of the Conflict Management Programme At Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies
Choices Narrowing for Serbia
Serbia has a choice: it can normalise sooner or later. If it waits too long—until EU accession is in sight—it will get nothing in...
COVID-19
Could Europe Deal With the Economic Impact of a Major Coronavirus Outbreak?
The Fear is Intensifying in Europe Coronavirus
The European economy slowed down more than was forecast in the last quarter of 2019, and it is still facing geopolitical risks while it...
CorD Magazine Celebrates 20 Years
alliance international media (AIM doo), the publisher of CorD Magazine, organized a celebration at the Aeroclub, marking the 20th anniversary of...
NALED: One of the First Open Innovation Projects in Serbia to Commence Soon
One of Serbia's first 'open innovation' projects is set to commence soon, offering scientific and research organizations a unique...
Serbia Acquires Historic WWII Directive Ordering Attack on Yugoslavia
The Government of the Republic of Serbia announced that, following its recent acquisition of a piece by Paja Jovanović...
Belgrade Hosts International Energy and Environmental Fairs
At the Belgrade Fair, the 18th International Energy Fair and the 19th International Environmental Protection Fair have been opened,...
Milan Radulović Awarded French Order of Arts and Letters
Milan Radulović, the director of the Music Youth of Novi Sad and the Novi Sad Music Festivities, has been...