Balkan Stories hat einen Menschen getroffen, der das Potential hat, zum reichsten Mann Serbiens zu werden. Oder zumindest die katastrophale Budgetlage des Landes zu lösen.
„Auf dem Weg zum reichsten Mann Serbiens“ weiterlesen
Er liebt den Balkan und betrachtet Sarajevo als sein Zuhause. Bleiben darf er nie so lang, wie er möchte: Nick Semwogerere, Hip Hopper/Rapper und Sprachlehrer aus London. Balkan Stories hat mit ihm darüber gesprochen, warum der Balkan Liebe auf den ersten Blick ist. Und wie es sich Balkan-Nomade lebt.
„Der Balkan-Nomade“ weiterlesen
Der kroatische Kriegsverbrecher Slobodan Praljak wird von Konservativen und Neofaschisten in seiner Heimat wie ein Märtyrer verehrt. An seinem Begräbnis vergangene Woche nahmen zwei Minister teil. Ihnen gilt er als Held wie Ratko Mladić vielen Serben. „Der Kult der neuen Märtyrer“ weiterlesen
Corruption is endemic on the Balkans. It has a firm grip on politics and almost every part of society. Little is done about. The lastes episode of the political webshow Talk Real gives you an insight why.
„Corruption Is Everywhere“ weiterlesen
When I passed by this pub in Ulica Kralja Marka in Beograd I knew I had to take a picture for a friend from the Banja Luka area.
„This One’s for David“ weiterlesen
Balkan Stories is back from its Balkan tour with plenty of stories to tell. One of them is how the trip started in the first place. A photo report about a Balkan road trip.
„A Balkan Road Trip“ weiterlesen
A new episode of the series „Things The World Doesn’t Need“. Found at Ulica Maršala Tita in Sarajevo.
„Things The World Doesn’t Need“ weiterlesen
Balkan Stories meldet sich on tour von der berühmtesten Brücke der Literaturgeschichte.
„Auf der berühmtesten Brücke der Literaturgeschichte“ weiterlesen
Today is Đurđevdan/(H)Erdelezi. The most important festival celebrated by Roma on the Balkans. It will bring millions together in colorful festivities – uniting them across national, religious and often ethnic borders.
„Bahtalo Herdelezi! Srećan Đurđevdan!“ weiterlesen
Emilia Kamvisi and Stratis Valamios, 85 year old pensioner and the 40 year old fisherman from the Greek island of Lesbos, have been nominated for the Nobel Prize for Peace 2016.
This isn’t exactly news but I only came across the video a couple of days ago and couldn’t help sharing it.
Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz and Austrian Minister of Defense, Hans Peter Doskozil, have announced they are considering an Austrian military mission along the Balkan refugee route. This announcement made on Friday marks an escalation in the already precarious situation for refugees in the Balkans.
„This Is Who You Want To Send Soldiers Against“ weiterlesen
One of the advantages of living in my part of Vienna clearly is that you don’t have to travel very far to get to the next Balkan party. The opening of the restaurant Ostrog was a pretty large one at that.
