“We were amateurs. We didn’t really know what we were doing. We were just trying to get more information about what is happening in the shipyard and share it [...]Read the full article
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“It was never just about that name only. Identity is something of a matter of ‘survival’ when you are a small Slavic nation of only two million people that can easily [...]Read the full article
“The ratification of the Istanbul Convention is great news because on a symbolical level, when it comes to the balance of power between conservative and [...]Read the full article
Pollution and over-development caused by mass tourism could see Croatia’s Plitvice Lakes National Park moved from UNESCO’s World Heritage List to its List of [...]Read the full article
Beatings, routine smashing of smartphones, extortion – this is the plight of refugees trying to enter western Europe via [...]Read the full article
Some 15,000 people are employed in Bosnia’s mines. In Breza, a small town, around 20 kilometres from Sarajevo, the country’s last female miners dispel the myth [...]Read the full article
With thousands of frustrated doctors across the Balkans having migrated west for better pay and working conditions in recent years, who will be [...]Read the full article
