Lidija Pisker

Lidija Pisker is a freelance journalist and social researcher living between Bosnia & Herzegovina and Italy. Her work has appeared in The Guardian, BBC, France 24, Euronews, OZY and various media outlets in the Balkans.

Twitter : @LPisker

Articles by this author (5)

With their country locked out of EU accession talks, Bosnia's frustrated 'Dayton generation' is making its own way to Europe

16 November 2020

Politics & economy

With their country locked out of EU accession talks, Bosnia’s frustrated ’Dayton generation’ is making its own way to Europe

Bosnia’s 25-year-olds are the same age as their country’s constitution. But with the promise of “peace, justice, tolerance, and reconciliation” [...]Read the full article

Rome's ‘invisible' immigrants offer an alternative view of the Eternal City

12 February 2020

Rome’s ‘invisible’ immigrants offer an alternative view of the Eternal City

“We want Italians and foreigners to get to see Rome through the eyes of its immigrants.”Read the full article

The politics of language in Bosnia and Herzegovina

1 October 2018

The politics of language in Bosnia and Herzegovina

“The demand for the creation of three versions of documents, separate television channels and school curricula cannot find justification in [...]Read the full article

In the former Yugoslavia, tourism is reigniting an interest in the concrete legacies of the anti-fascism struggle

10 July 2018

In the former Yugoslavia, tourism is reigniting an interest in the concrete legacies of the anti-fascism struggle

Can the maturity of a society be measured by its relationship to its cultural heritage?Read the full article

Can Italy make room for its two-wheeled road users?

5 April 2018

Can Italy make room for its two-wheeled road users?

“We need to redesign our cities to have in mind our citizens and not their cars.”Read the full article

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