Articles In This Issue
Opinion
Comment By Dragiša Mijačić
Will Janus Open or Close the Doors to Kosovo Serbs?
January is named after Janus, Roman god of beginnings and endings, protector of gates and doorways. It is the month when the Serbian community...
Diplomacy
Miguel Díaz-Canel, President of Cuba
Deep Friendship And Fraternity Between Two Nations
I felt great emotion, not just due to the warmth and friendliness of my official reception, but also due to the welcome I received...
Interview
Françoise Jacob, United Nations Resident Coordinator - Serbia
Placing Peace at the Centre
Peace is our most precious possession. As we start 2024, we must recommit to the pursuit of peace in all circumstances ~ Françoise Jacob
Just...
Focus
Are the Recent Elections A Pebble or a Boulder in the Government’s Shoe?
Nobody Knows What’s Good Over the Hill
The post-election political situation in Serbia is like a top suspense story, in which democracy will either triumph or perish, regardless of whether we...
Opinion
Aleksandar Musić, Political Scientist and Advisor
Opposition Paying for Its Amateurism
The government has been running a successful campaign since the first day the election results were announced, and which the opposition has neither the...
Opinion
Dragomir Anđelković, Political Analyst
Postmodern Feudalism
Rather a modern, democratic state, Serbia is more reminiscent of a postmodern feudal system – where political elites clash in an effort to improve...
Opinion
Giorgio Fruscione, Research Fellow And Publications Editor at ISPI
The Regime Can’t Get Away With Everything
It is likely that the new government will be less autocratic and more flexible. However, this won’t ease the opposition’s task of building a...
Opinion
Jasmina Lukač, Journalist
Flagrant Fraud
Aleksandar Vučić easily managed to carry out electoral fraud in front of the public, both the Serbian and European public, and he must nonetheless...
Opinion
Vida Petrović Škero, President of the Judicial Research Centre (CEPRIS)
Government On the Road of No Return
We don’t know what kind of decision will be brought by MEPs, but the pebble in the government’s shoe has clearly grown into a...
Opinion
Vladimir Vuletić, Professor of the University of Belgrade’s Faculty of Philosophy, Department of Sociology
Repeat Elections Aren’t an Option For the Government
This isn’t the first time that elections in Serbia have been followed by protests. And instead of leading to a reduction of political tension,...
Success Stories
Avolta
Only the Best for Travellers
Avolta has secured a new seven-year contract at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport that encompasses ten duty free shops and includes hybrid elements with food...
Success Stories
Rajka Šinik Vulić, Director of Rome Business School Belgrade
Executive MBA Game-Changer
After a three-year presence on the Serbian market, Rome Business School Belgrade has gained recognition as a regional hub of expertise and cutting-edge business...
Opinion
Feature
Is the Outlook For the Global Economy Still Bullish?
With the latest monthly inflation data in the eurozone, the United Kingdom, and the United States coming in higher than expected, markets are nervous...
World Entrepreneur
Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft
The Man Behing A Tech Titan’s Revival
Under Satya Nadella’s visionary leadership, Microsoft transcended its past struggles, embracing innovation and strategic partnerships. Nadella’s focus on Azure and AI with OpenAI repositioned...
Profile
Tatjana Shterjova Dushkovska, Secretary General of the Western Balkans 6 Chamber Investment Forum
Bringing Abstract Ideas to Life
“One region - One economy” isn’t just an empty phrase, rather it is backed by a lot of dedication to interlinking the businesses of...
Art
Paja Jovanović
The Masterful Painter Who Wove History Into Art
Discover how this 19th-century artist’s masterful strokes in Realism and Academic art vividly depicted Serbian culture, history, and everyday life, leaving a lasting legacy
In...
Culture
Branko Miljković, 1934-1961. By Dejan Stojiljković
Fire That Burns Eternal
If he were alive today, prince of poets Branko Miljković would have turned 90 at the end of January. Still, the end of his...
My Life
Miomir Korać, Director of the Archaeological Institute of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU)
Archaeology Isn’t a Science of Sensationalism
This researcher of global renown claims that the area between the Alps and the Carpathians is one of the planet’s most creative territories. He...
Fashion
Fashion
The Ultimate Valentine’s Day Gifts
As Valentine’s Day approaches, the quest for the perfect gift to express love and affection takes centre stage, guiding shoppers on a heartfelt journey...
Giaufret and Konrad Visit Serbia’s First EPS Wind Farm
European Union and German ambassadors, Emanuele Giaufret and Anke Konrad, visited the construction site of the Kostolac wind farm alongside...
EIB Appoints Damien Sorrell as New Head of Regional Hub for the Western Balkans
The European Investment Bank (EIB Global) has appointed Damien Sorrell as the new Head of the Regional Hub for...
Kovačica Naive Art Added to UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage List
Kovačica naive art, an element of Serbia's intangible cultural heritage, has been inscribed on the UNESCO Representative List of...
Belgrade Science Festival to Inspire Innovation and Curiosity
The Science Festival, the region’s largest event dedicated to science, will be held from December 12th to 14th, 2024,...
JBAS Receives Prestigious Japanese Foreign Affairs Award at Annual Gala
In a momentous celebration the Japanese Business Alliance in Serbia (JBAS) was honored with the esteemed Minister for Foreign...