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The pride of Serbia: young geniuses who push the boundaries
From Singapore to Stuttgart, young talents from Serbia achieve exceptional success and remind us why investing in education is invaluable
Read MoreWhy is a street in Belgrade named “Rige od Fere”?
Riga od Fere Street is one of the oldest and most authentic streets in the heart of Belgrade, located on the slopes of Dorćol, where history and everyday life intertwine at every turn. Named after the Greek revolutionary Riga od Fere, this street carries the spirit of times gone by through its architecture, cobblestones and peaceful atmosphere, while at the same time exuding the urban charm of a modern city.
Read MoreMusic Is Powerful – Let Us Sing Together: A Decade of Music Art Project’s “Music of Hope” Program
Music Art Project marks ten years of its Music of Hope program with the Serbian premiere of the children’s opera Brundibár at the Madlenianum Opera and Theatre. Over the past decade, more than 2,800 children across Serbia have taken part in this free music education initiative, built on collaboration, continuity, and collective performance.
Read MoreHow much do you really know about Saint Sava? Try our quiz
Saint Sava is one of the key figures in Serbian history, whose work has a lasting impact on the church, education and statehood. Test your knowledge of his life and legacy with this quiz and see his role in historical context.
Read MoreBallet as a State: Đorđe Kalenić’s Journey Between Stage, Body, and Intuition
Often seen only through discipline and technique, ballet is rarely understood as an inner process shaped by doubt, exhaustion, and intuition. In this conversation, ballet dancer Đorđe Kalenić reflects on his artistic journey – from early discoveries and major international productions to the importance of listening to the body and trusting one’s inner voice on and off the stage.
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