Dr. Paul Murray: Theatre Can Change People PHOTO: Marko Divjak I don’t feel like a stranger in Belgrade. Sometimes it seems that only madmen have the courage to say what they think. Everything around us is a performance Dr Paul Leonard Murray, an actor, theatre director and pedagogue, is a Brit who has been living and working in Belgrade for the past 18 years, since becoming a Serbian son-in-law. He was educated in the UK and worked in theatre and film, as well as a univers

Miko Peled, former Zionist - writer, activist and fighter for human rights. PHOTO: private archive Israel continues to kill, displace and...

Vit Jedlička, FOTO: Marko Divjak Liberland's motto is: "Live and let live." Liber Beer is already being produced, and to obtain citizenship, you need to move to Liberland for 25 days.   On a piece of formally unclaimed land between Serbia and Croatia, on the western bank of the Danube River, an area of only seven square kilometers-locally known as "Donja Siga"-was "claimed" by a Czech citizen, Vít Jedlička, on April 13, 2015. He arrived, raised a flag, and declared: "This is

Laslo Nemet, PHOTO: Aleksa Šestović  The education system should care about raising honest and upright people from an early age. Catholic priests should receive a minimum wage. In the army, I taught Albanians from Kosovo to read and write. Artificial intelligence is a great danger. The current Catholic Archbishop and Metropolitan of Belgrade, Monsignor Dr. Ladislav Nemet (László Német), was appointed to this position by Pope Francis at the end of 2022. He is the first Archbis