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Serbia and Technical Governments

Is it Different This Time?

The deepening political crisis and the PM’s resignation are likely to lead to negative economic indicators. However, viewed over the long run, they open...

Constructiona nd Safety

The Canopy Symbolises Profound Negligence

The collapse of the Novi Sad train station’s concrete canopy completely laid bare the dismantling of the underlying postulates of the Serbian construction sector....

Mass Protests in Europe and Serbia

Something Is Profoundly Wrong

Growing discontent with political elites, economic instability and global crises are fuelling mass protests across Europe. With traditional...

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A Call for Peace

After 14 months of brutal armed conflict, Israel’s leadership and Palestine’s Hamas are expected to soon sign an...

U.S. Presidential Election

How Will Trump’s Return Shape The World?

The global landscape is constantly shifting, and the re-election of Donald Trump as U.S. president for a second...

Agriculture & Climate Change

Massive Adaptation Awaits Us

With climate change manifesting in such a pronounced way, we have every reason to comprehensively address options for...

Education

Who Dares to Ignore Teachers?

Many countries are facing a problem of teacher shortages. However, unlike other states that are actively seeking to...

Lithium and Political Change

Mass Disaffection Needs to be Clearly Articulated

One rule that applies to all protests, including the latest lithium mining protests, is that any mass disaffection...

Culture On Baking Concrete

Space of Resistance

Culture can chill us out and provide an escape from our daily grind, while it can also be...

What should the new Serbian government prioritise?

Human Capital is the Weak Link of Our Development

If we had to encapsulate the answers provided by our interlocutors in a single short message to the...

Chinese-Serbian Diplomatic Relations

A Puzzle with Many Unfamiliar Pieces

In the process of shaping a new multipolar world, many countries – including Serbia – will find themselves...

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...

Free Access to the Western Balkan Labour Market

Little Guys Support Each Other

Creating a single labour market in the framework of the Open Balkan initiative is useful, but also has...

Unwrapping the Carrot

EU Growth Plan

The EU’s Economic and Investment Plan for the Western Balkans possesses significant transformative potential and is capable of...

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...

What Positive Developments Have Been Achieved in Serbia When It Comes Our Struggle for a More Sustainable Planet?

Optimism in Green

Serbia is taking modest but commendable strides towards a green future, with notable progress achieved on sustainable initiatives...

Elections In Serbia

The Deceptive Ease of Victory

Despite voters of both the ruling parties and the opposition being dissatiffied – with economic results, quality of...

What Awaits Us In 2024? 

Fragile Optimism

The outbreak of war in the Middle East only serves to further complicate a global economic situation that...

EU Englargement

Awaiting a Sea Change

The Russo-Ukraine conflict has certainly reinvigorated the focus on strategic planning within the EU, but this potential shift...

Are We Prepared For Climate Change? 

Unprotected on a Baking Roof

Serbia needs to urgently devote itself to the systematic planning of a response and devising measures to adapt...

Economic Growth In Serbia

On a Thin, Hot Wire

Despite inflationary pressure easing and encouraging FDI inflows, the complexity of the global political and economic crisis, which...

Are We Awaited By A Sweltering Political Summer?

Between Two Infernos

Will the current avalanche of discontent inundating the streets of Serbian cities soon be nothing but a fading...

How Influential Is Cultural Diplomacy In Times Of Crisis?

Building Trust Through The Power Of Culture

In times of global economic crises, conflicts and tragic events, like the one that recently befell Serbia, cultural...

How New Leaders Are Born In The Western Balkans?

Unexpected Successors Of Observed Losers

In societies where no space exists to build up new political leaders, those who succeed in displacing the...

Telemigration

Virtual Emigration Is An Ever-Greater Labour Market Challenge

No unequivocal answer exists to the question of whether or not it’s a good thing for the Serbian...

Are We On The Verge Of A New Approach To European Integration

Unexpected Gifts Of War

It appears as though the new approach to the European integration process, which resulted in the expediting of...

Serbia – Kosovo Conflict

Eternal Repetition Or Historical Chance?

Elevated tones in Kosovo and the consolidating of diplomatic initiatives are once again leading us into seemingly very...

Considering The Complex Global Situation, What Provides Us With Reason For Optimism As We Enter 2023?

Peace, Dialogue And Cooperation

The world belongs to optimists, pessimists are only spectators ~ Francois Guizot In a year when it appeared as...

How Could The U.S. Midterms Impact Foreign Policy?

No Storm On The Horizon

Following the unexpected retaining of the balance of power between the Democrats and Republicans after the midterm elections...

European Elections

Right, Right, Frontal

Among the many consequences of the pandemic, economic crisis and war in Ukraine for Europe is the rise...

The International Belgrade Book Fair

We Will Still Read One Another

Some countries have decided, after the veritable fast of the pandemic, to boost the love of publishers and...

Scope Of The Serbian Opposition’s Entry Into Parliament

More Than Decoration, Less Than Political Pluralism

The Serbian National Assembly has never had a strong democratic tradition, but an opposition with political creativity and...

Serbia’s Living Pavilion Blooms in Osaka

At the official opening of Serbia’s pavilion at EXPO 2025 Osaka, Commissioner Žarko Malinović stated that Serbia was proud...

Automation, Migration and Labour Shortages – A European Perspective

As Europe grapples with persistent labour shortages across key sectors, new research underscores how both automation and migration have...

Croatia and Serbia’s RETFOR Project

In a bold step towards tackling climate change through cross-border cooperation, the RETFOR project was launched as part of...

China Responds to New US Tariffs with 25% Levy on American Goods

Beijing has announced a 25% tariff on certain imports from the United States, following Washington's decision to impose new...

ProCredit Bank Clients Secure More Than Half of All Grant Funds from the Support Program for small enterprises

ProCredit Bank Serbia is one of eight banks and three leasing companies participating in the Support Program for small...