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March 29th, 2008

Bosnia & Herzegovina: New UNESCO Heritage Site; New Cross Memorial 

a small portrait of this author Elia Varela Serra · 01:23
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sample image for this postElia Varela Serra reviews bloggers' reactions to one of the main news in the Bosnian blogosphere this week: the addition of the Višegrad stone bridge to UNESCO's World Heritage List. Also, she reports on the controversy caused by plans to build a memorial to the Serbian war victims in Sarajevo. 0 comments · »»

February 19th, 2008

Serbia: Bloggers Discuss Kosovo Independence 

a small portrait of this author Sinisa Boljanovic · 18:51
Sinisa Boljanovic translates some more reactions from the Serbian blogosphere to the declaration of Kosovo independence. 34 comments · »»

Serbia: Anger, disbelief over proclamation of Kosovo independence 

a small portrait of this author Ljubisa Bojic · 17:03
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sample image for this postLjubisa Bojic translates some reactions from the Serbian blogosphere to the declaration of Kosovo independence. 8 comments · »»

January 30th, 2008

Bosnia & Herzegovina: New Blogs by Public Figures 

a small portrait of this author Elia Varela Serra · 22:11
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sample image for this postA few interesting blogs have emerged in the Bosnian blogosphere recently, showing the growing interest in blogging and Web 2.0 in the Balkans. Elia Varela Serra introduces the newcomers: a president, an ambassador, and a travelguide writer. 1 comment · »»

June 20th, 2007

Croatia: “Feral Tribune” Shuts Down 

a small portrait of this author Sinisa Boljanovic · 07:19
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Last week, Croatian finance ministry froze bank accounts of the region’s legendary political weekly, Feral Tribune, due to 68,000 Euros of tax debt, forcing the publication to close. "The only independent journal on the Balkans has now been silenced," wrote one Serbian blogger. Sinisa Boljanovic has more on the causes and the significance of this loss. 8 comments · »»

May 18th, 2007

Serbian “Prayer” Wins Eurovision Song Contest 

a small portrait of this author Ljubisa Bojic · 21:11
sample image for this postJust a few days ago, major news outlets reported that the main course of discussion at the Serbian Assembly session was to determine which political party is supported by the 2007 Eurovision winner, Marija Serifovic. Milutin Mrkonjic, who presided at the meeting, invited the singer to visit the parliament. When she came in, Mrkonjic said, “Fellow deputies, please turn around and greet Marija Serifovic. We will be having a short break. Let all of us go to the lobby to have a juice with our Marija.” Serbian bloggers have been discussing various aspects of Serifovic's victory, too, of course, and Ljubisa Bojic translates some of the reactions. 2 comments · »»

March 25th, 2007

The Oldest Blogger in the Balkans 

a small portrait of this author Ljubisa Bojic · 17:41
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In the evening, Radmilo Ristic, a 74-year-old retired high school professor, likes to attend theater plays, gallery openings, literary nights, round-table discussions and other similar events that take place around Kragujevac, the city in Central Serbia. When Ristic comes back home, instead of the traditional paper and pen, his computer ... 3 comments · »»

March 2nd, 2007

Serbia: Reactions to the ICJ Verdict 

a small portrait of this author Ljubisa Bojic · 08:02
[Note: A roundup of the English-language blog posts on the ICJ verdict ran on Global Voices this past Wednesday, here.] Serbia is proclaimed not guilty for the crimes that happened during the Bosnian war - and this is echoed in the country’s news and talk show programs this week. Lately, one ... 5 comments · »»

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