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By Asdren Rrahmani
By Asdren Rrahmani
Asdren Rrahmani, great-grandson of the resistance leader Isa Boletini, is lost for words on visiting the historic site associated with his ancestor’s struggle for national liberty.
By Sinisa-Jakov Marusic in Skopje
Oh yeah, in case you white people out there don’t know yet you are all “Macedonoids”! That's what God said on TV. By Kristina Gacaric in Belgrade
A couple of weeks ago, a Czech daily MF DNES, which calls itself “the most serious newspaper in the Czech Republic", released an insert “revealing” different Christmas customs and habits from all over the globe.
A giant shopping mall that will open later this year is expected to increase competition in the Albanian retail market and drive down prices of commercial real estate.
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Ten eco-hotels and guest houses to choose from when visiting Bulgaria's wild, untouched countryside.
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by David Galic
The “Magnificent 7” European documentary film festival - a showcase of the seven “most provocative, artistic and controversial feature documentary films made in Europe last year” - takes place at the Sava Centar from January 25th -29th.
Marcus Tanner reviews Confrontations with Humanity’s Worst Criminals and the Culture of Impunity by Carla del Ponte in collaboration with Chuck Sudetic (Other Press).
By David Galic
Those who have a hard time letting go of the festive season can go to the Sava Centar on Sunday, January 25, for a final hurrah of holiday entertainment.
Belgrade will host the fourth annual FreeZone Film Festival between the 7-12 November with numerous international films on the billing.
While the Serbian national handball team was warmly embraced in Croatia’s northern coastal resort of Porec, Belgrade’s two basketball teams were given a more familiar reception in Zadar and Split.
Indian food can be just the thing after a few drinks with friends. Belgrade Insight checks out the only option in town.
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This series of photographs by world-renowned Magnum Photos group, shows a disturbing human face of the "War Crimes in the Balkans" from the early 1990's
Supported by local teams throughout Europe and created on the premise of participatory journalism, cafebabel.com issues the first pan-European multilingual current affairs magazine and organises debates and conferences at a grass-roots level
This online conglomeration of European cultural journals publishes a wide array of quality articles on current European themes, many of them concentrated on developments in Central and Eastern Europe
Part city map - part guided tour, this multimedia site offers a virtual walk through Pristina's historical streets, giving a short introduction of some of the city's important landmarks
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