Articles In This Issue
Opinion
Slađana Prica, retired ambassador, member of the Forum for International Relations and honorary president of the UNA of Serbia
Diplomatic Response Overdue
The issue of the so-called ‘self-proclaimed’ Kosovo joining Europe’s oldest political organisation has long been an open question. Attempts have been made and lobbying...
Interview
Nicolas Schmit, European Commissioner for Jobs and Social Rights
Serbia Must do More for Workers
In order to enhance the wellbeing of workers across the region, I urge Serbia to revisit the 20 principles of the European Pillar of...
Interview
H.E. Li Ming, Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to the Republic of Serbia
Unbreakable Friendship
It was 25 years ago (1999) that the Chinese and Serbian people stood firmly together to defend international justice with their own blood and...
Focus
European Elections
Will the Far-Right’s Low Cohesion Save the Centre?
Pro-European parties could surpass expectations by achieving a solid majority in the European Parliament, despite increasing support for right-wing parties. However, this might not...
Opinion
Slobodan G. Markovich, Institute for European Studies and Faculty of Political Science
U.S. Elections More Critical for EU Future than EP Elections
While the EU’s right-wing parties are expected to make gains, these gains shouldn’t be expected to substantially alter the composition of the Parliament or...
Opinion
Ivana Radić Milosavljević, Assistant Professor in European Studies at the University of Belgrade - Faculty of Political Sciences
Not all Right-Wing Parties are Likeminded
The outcome of the European Parliament election is unlikely to cause a dramatic shift in EU policy, particularly foreign policy, but it could hamper...
Opinion
Rajko Petrović, Research Associate at the Institute of European Studies
The EU Idea is Stronger than the Outcome of Less Important Elections
The electorate’s shift to the right won’t change the nature and essence of the idea of the European Union, and thus neither will it...
Opinion
Nemanja Todorović Štiplija, Executive Director of the Centre for Contemporary Politics and Founder of the portal European Western Balkans
Centrist Parties Will Retain Their Positions
The right-wing political spectrum that’s on the rise today includes parties that have very different views on Russia or the order of the European...
Interview
Mark Graham Professor, Oxford Internet Institute
Workers Must Unite Against Digital Empires
Just as historical rulers clung to power, the leaders of today’s digital empire are unlikely to willingly empower the disempowered. Without multinational worker organisations...
Success Stories
Uroš Đorđević, Account Executive, Dell Technologies
Pioneer in the New Era of Digital Tech
Dell Technologies is a corporation that’s oriented towards technological innovation and keeps pace with technological trends in every sense, which includes AI
Speaking in this...
Success Stories
Ana Toskić Cvetinović, Executive Director, Partners for Democratic Change Serbia
The Rule of Law is Vital Ana
Partners Serbia is an organisation that’s dedicated to advancing the rule of law and developing civil society and institutions in Serbia and around the...
Success Stories
Ioanna Batsialou Ph.D., Director and Owner of the Ioanna Regen Polyclinic
Passion is Key to this Job
Ioanna Batsialou Ph.D. is the director and owner of the Ioanna Regen Polyclinic, which specialises in physical medicine, rehabilitation, mesotherapy, aesthetics and anti-aging treatments
Our...
Opinion
Comment by Dejan Molnar
Reduced Turnover, Yet Higher Prices – Paradoxical or Not?
Price stagnation for apartments and houses (or negligible growth of 0.2%) was recorded at the EU level over the course of 2023. The price...
Real Estate
Maja Marić, Country Manager Operations, CPI Property Group
Retail Parks Remain Fashionable
A key part of the company culture at CPI Property Group Serbia, which forms part of a family firm that was founded in the...
Opinion
European Real Estate Market Overview
Another Year Of Subdued Growth
Last year was characterised by weak economic growth across much of Europe, with households and businesses feeling the strain from high inflation rates and...
Success Stories
Jadran Belgrade
Construction of First Regional Science and Technological Park Underway
Construction company Jadran, which can boast of a tradition dating back more than seven decades, has been entrusted with the reconstruction of the former...
World Entrepreneur
Lisa Su, CEO of Advanced Micro Devices
The Architect of AMD’s Renaissance
Dr. Lisa Su, at the helm of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), has masterminded a remarkable turnaround, steering the company from financial instability to becoming...
Profile
Ghassan Yammine, award-winning singer, pianist, songwriter and composer
Passion to Convey Positivity
Through my voice and my songs, I convey love, dreams and beauty, as well as the bright and dark sides of life…
When I was...
Art
Uroš Predić, painter
A Serbian Realist Master
Uroš Predić, a renowned Serbian Realist painter born in 1857, is celebrated for his exceptional ability to capture the essence of Serbian life, history,...
Conversations
Dr Nele Karajlić, musician and writer
Bosnia of Two Parallel Worlds
In his early youth, music served as his temporary refuge until he completed university. It was only when, on the eve of the outbreak...
Fashion
Fashion
Blazer For Every Occasion
Whatever occasion you have coming up, a blazer is the wardrobe staple you’re looking for this season casion
BLAZÉ MILANO Daisy linen blazer
This ‘Daisy’...
Record Number of White Stork Nests Found in Serbia
The Society for the Protection and Study of Birds of Serbia (DZPPS) conducted a survey of white stork nests...
Serbia Achieves Investment Credit Rating for the First Time
Serbia has been awarded an investment-grade credit rating for the first time, with "S&P Global Ratings" upgrading the country’s...
Air Serbia Plane Featuring The Expo 2027 Markings Unveiled
At Nikola Tesla Airport, Air Serbia presented its new Airbus A330-200 aircraft, which bears the colours and markings of...
Archbishop of Belgrade Ladislav Nemet Soon to Become the First Cardinal in the History of the Catholic Church in Serbia
Archbishop of Belgrade, Dr. Ladislav Nemet, will be appointed the first cardinal in the history of the Catholic Church...
EU Sends Rescue Teams to BiH Following Devastating Floods
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has announced that the EU has dispatched rescue teams to Bosnia and...