Protests in Serbia continue. On March 1st, a new protest was held in Niš. With a bit of irony, students issued the “Students’ edict”. Vučić reacted harshly, attacking the students and the media outlets that cover the demonstrations
Peter Sorensen, what to expect from the new EU representative for the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue?
Protests in Serbia, the energy of youth
Lessons from the student protests in Serbia
Serbia: the EU and the responsibility to support student protests
Monastic wine in Serbia and in Herzegovina
Self-defence against SLAPPs in Serbia
Media Freedom in the Western Balkans: Challenges in the Framework of EU Enlargement
As political interference and threats to journalists grow, the EU's new legislative measures, including the anti-SLAPP directive and the European Media Freedom Act, aim to safeguard press freedom in member and candidate countries. A recent webinar highlighted the struggle for media independence in Albania and Serbia amid their EU accession efforts
Serbia: submerged by waste
In Serbia, every citizen produces an average of one kilo of waste per day. Most end up in illegal or unregulated landfills, with an uncontrolled production of methane in the atmosphere. Everyone must, and can, do their part. A video report
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