by Marija Savic | May 7, 2025
Serbia is home to a wealth of ancient fortresses and archaeological sites that increasingly attract tourists, history enthusiasts, and archaeology lovers. Traces of past civilizations are present at nearly every step, and the country’s historic fortresses stand as...
by Marija Savic | May 6, 2025
The practical use of diplomatic passports has a long history that stretches far back into the past. The first such passports appeared in France in the 17th century. At that time, French monarchs—among them Louis XIV—introduced the practice of issuing special passports...
by Marija Savic | May 5, 2025
The national football stadium, dolphinarium, Aquatics Centre, new Belgrade Fair, new neighbourhoods, hundreds of kilometres of roads and railroads, 1,500 apartments, are just some of the capital projects which will transform Serbia as part of the programme “Leap into...
by Marija Savic | Apr 24, 2025
At the Conference of the Great Powers held in Berlin, presided over by German Chancellor Bismarck, Serbia gained territorial expansion and, more importantly, international recognition, thereby joining the ranks of fully sovereign European states. Although Belgrade did...
by Marija Savic | Feb 1, 2025
The Hilandar Monastery is the indicator of the condition of the Serbian people. This is how Holy Bishop Nikolaj Velimirović summed up the significance of the sacred monastery on Mount Athos, its spiritual aspects, and its ongoing prayers for the Serbian people and...
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