The principal of Belgrade's Mathematical Gymnasium Mirjana Katic tells six stories from sixty years of Matematička gimnazija ...
Serbia is set to gain a university founded by the Serbian Orthodox Church (SOC), in which the state could be both a partner ...
The Belgrade Jazz Festival, our oldest and most internationally acclaimed jazz event, returns for its 42nd edition with a top ...
However much a portion of Serbian citizens may be looking forward to the newly called parliamentary election and the ...
By Emilija Rozgić and Biagio Carrano The Western Balkans should not be viewed as a problem for the European Union to solve, ...
The film The Outing (Izlet), directed by Nenad Pavlović and produced by Belgrade-based Digimedia, has been selected as the ...
PISA is not a traditional school test. It does not measure how many definitions fifteen-year-olds have memorised, but rather ...
The fifth edition of the Fine Line Film Fest, an international short film festival, will take place from 18 to 20 September ...
A citizen aid package worth nearly one billion euros is not "free money", as all spending must be paid for at some point, ...
Sociologist Dalibor Petrović assessed that the balance of power between the regime and student blocs ahead of the snap parliamentary election on 25 October is currently roughly even, stating that the ...
By Biagio Carrano The state funeral granted to Ratko Mladić has reopened the debate on the unresolved relationship between ...
By Ivana Rapajić Moran, the author is a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Belgrade, and CEO of Altitude ...
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