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Traumatic Reckoning on Celluloid: The Case of Post-Yugoslav Film

by Dragana Obradovic
Magazine

War and Holy Water in Ukraine: An Interview with Photographer Christopher Nunn

by Lily Lynch
Analysis, Magazine

The “National Mothers” of Socialism: From Mother Albania to the Mother of Georgia

by Sashenka Lleshaj
Arts and culture
- May 15, 2022
A “School of Disobedience” Opens in Subotica: An Interview with Anna Ádám, Founder of the School of Disobedience

On the invitation of the feminist association Klara i Rosa, The School of Disobedience will open its doors May 16-20 to offer a series of free workshops and performances in Subotica. Improvisation,…

May 15, 2022
Arts and culture
- April 21, 2022
Quo Vadis? A Few Notes on Painting and Paralysis

To paint, not the thing, but the effect which it produces. —Stéphane Mallarmé Travel Guide, curated by Luana Hildebrandt, is a group exhibit at the IOMO gallery that brings together new works…

April 21, 2022
Magazine
- October 31, 2021
“Nothing But Advertising”: Vukša Veličković on Cultural Production, Propaganda and PR

Few have left their mark on as many fields as Vukša Veličković, a Serbian writer, journalist, online publisher, editor-in-chief and advertising creative. We caught up with Veličković to discuss PR, media, political…

October 31, 2021
Analysis, Politics
- October 22, 2021
Back to the Blocs: 21st Century Nonalignment and the New Cold War

Notes from the 60th anniversary commemorative summit of the Nonaligned Movement in Belgrade, Serbia   I expected the Nonaligned summit to be something else, something more hallucinatory. I expected something like what…

October 22, 2021
Magazine
- October 10, 2021
Journey to Bessarabia: Dreamlike Photos from Ukraine’s Southwest

Kyiv-based Irish photographer Bradley Stafford takes us on a dreamlike journey to Ukraine’s southwest   In Ukraine’s far flung southwest, life doesn’t feel Ukrainian in the way it does in Zakarpattia or…

October 10, 2021
News, Politics
- October 10, 2021
Belgrade to Host the 60th Anniversary of the Nonaligned Movement

Sixty years ago, Belgrade hosted the first summit of the Nonaligned Movement (NAM). It was a pivotal moment in the history of the Cold War and decolonization that deserves more attention than…

October 10, 2021
Politics
- September 23, 2021
Meet Daria Bagina, Russia’s 23-Year-Old Communist Candidate

The Communist Party of the Russian Federation (KPRF) just had its best electoral showing in years. The party added 15 seats in the Russian State Duma in an election observers say was…

September 23, 2021
Politics
- September 15, 2021
A Different Shade of Green: Countdown to France’s Green Primary

In the coming months we’ll be providing an overview of some elections across Europe. This week, we’re watching the Green primary in France.   While many eyes have been on the German…

September 15, 2021
Analysis, Magazine
- September 18, 2020
As Greece’s Golden Dawn Trial Comes to a Close, Civil Resistance Remains Critical

With Greece’s Golden Dawn trial set to end on October 7th, writer Remco Van der Meer takes us through the sprawling trial and finds that the street protests that were crucial to…

September 18, 2020
Arts and culture, Politics
- September 2, 2020
The Political Life of Monuments: Hagia Sophia One Month On

Over the course of its 1500-year history, the late Roman building known as the Hagia Sophia (Holy Wisdom), has served as the setting for many ceremonies, religious, political, and more often than…

September 2, 2020

Our short documentary about Ukraine, A State of War (2019), begins in Mariupol youtube.com/watch?v=itTCrO…

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"No to war" - Moscow Metro, Krasnopresnenskaia-Barrikadnaia underpass via Anastasya Fatova

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Naïve art, Serbia, early 21st century

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