Greek resistance in their national holidays
Each nation enjoys its own public holidays that can usually [...]
Bosnia’s Invisible Children
Survivors of Sexualised Violence and Children Born of War in [...]
Sexualised Violence as a Weapon of War in Ethnicised Armed Conflicts – the Bosnian War
Abstract In 2018, the Nobel Peace Prize 2018 was awarded [...]
How the Balkan Route has changed
Every year, as winter approaches and temperature drop, there is [...]
Light at the end of the smog-filled tunnel?
The necessity of environmental protection became increasingly important in 21st [...]
Teaching and Parenting: Serbia’s Strains and Divides through Pandemic
Almost a year after the World Health Organisation proclaimed the [...]
The Transitional Society of the Bosnian Case: The Women’s Efforts during the Era of Peace Resolution and Post-Conflict Reconstruction
By Hristina Crenn ABSTRACT This article presents a profound analysis [...]
EU policy in the Western Balkans
The aim of the EU’s policy in the Western Balkans [...]
Does Serbia still have room for independent journalism?
Because of the global outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic worldwide, states [...]
Victorious opposition, electoral fraud, and COVID challenge
Local elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina were held on 15th [...]