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You Owe Me €350 Mr. Djilas

19 June 2009 | By Simon Cottrell

Simon Cottrell So the day has finally come.  As I write this, I’m wondering if it’s the black eye and the pressure on the 9 sutures just beneath the eyebrow or the loss of my favourite sunglasses that’s hurting me most.


Ban Ki-Moon: Kosovo Relatively Peaceful
18 June 2009 |

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon unveiled his quarterly report on Kosovo yesterday to the Security Council.

US Urges Calm After Albania Politician Murder
19 June 2009 |

The US Embassy in Tirana has urged Albanian politicians to maintain a "peaceful environment" in the run-up to elections after a local party boss was killed by an explosive device placed in his car.

"Happy Birthday, Mr President"
19 June 2009 |

The Serbian National Movement, based in Banja Luka, Bosnia, has put up posters in nine cities across Bosnia and Herzegovina, wishing war crimes suspect Radovan Karadzic a happy birthday.





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Small Balkan Talk

SEX I GRAD VII

By Ona Mona

16 June 2009 We were ready to let loose, we’d stuffed all the girls and our glitter into one car and had one last friend to visit.

Belgrade Through the Eyes of… Patrick Anderson-McQuoid

By Patrick Anderson-McQuoid

15 June 2009 Patrick Anderson-McQuoid, an Irish Artist/Poet, gives his impression about the city.

SEX I GRAD VI

By Ona Mona

11 June 2009 Before the bad weather moved in, after one of those sunny days in May, I took a stroll down Knez Mihajlova.

Tying the Knot in Belgrade

By Mona Mangat

10 June 2009 Serbia and the Serbian Orthodox Church have one or two quirks, when it comes to the big day.


 
 

We were ready to let loose, we’d stuffed all the girls and our glitter into one car and had one last friend to visit.


Precariously perched on the rocky Montenegrin coastline, Herceg Novi is a perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life.


Real estate agents, only four months ago, were adamant that residential property in central Belgrade could not drop in value.

By Ian Mihajlovic



The Black Turtle Pub started out life as a high school hang-out, later transforming into a veritable franchise, not to mention a seminal part of Belgrade’s bar culture.


“Denying genocide is almost a certain sign that a country that has committed one has not gone through an awakening, which means that a danger of repeating genocide still exists.”


In a display of what was meant to be anger, anguish and shock, we learn just how pedestrian a theatre shocker can be.