Suspectibility to conspiracy theories makes Western Balkans easy target for Russian disinformation, geopolitical analyst saysDisinformation is also a security issue, part of hybrid warfareWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation11 August 2023
Serbian ruling party troll farm leak revealed identities of over 14,500 ‘bots’Government damage control included campaign claiming it's good to be a botWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation10 August 2023
Bosnian Genocide commemoration in Tuzla: ‘We don’t harbor hatred, but we will never forget’Cultivating a culture of memory encourages forgiveness and continual remembranceWritten by Balkan Diskurs4 August 2023
Barbie in the Balkans: From disinformation to YugonostalgiaBarbie dolls are a longstanding part of pop culture in the Balkans Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe27 July 2023
Disinformation helps weaponize homophobia in the BalkansHomophobic narratives attempt to undermine trust in the European UnionWritten by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe29 June 2023
Pride marches challenge endemic homophobia in the BalkansSafety and impunity for violence against LGBTQ+ people remain pressing concerns Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe26 June 2023
Turbulent weeks on the streets of SerbiaThe weekly 'Serbia against violence' protests continue to growWritten by International and Security Affairs Centre - ISAC17 June 2023
Serbian politicians and media continue the anti-NATO narratives over 1999 Kosovo War interventionNATO's bombing campaign during the Kosovo War remains a subject of controversyWritten by Sbunker6 June 2023
How the school massacre in Serbia played out on TikTokFollowing the Serbian tragedies, some are calling to ban TikTok in North Macedonia Written by Metamorphosis Foundation25 May 2023
Journalists from Serbian KRIK convicted for criticizing SLAPP suits against newsroomSLAPP lawsuits aim to intimidate or financially exhaust the defendantsWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation24 May 2023
Getting the Balkans wrong: The foreign coverage crisis'Check your own biases as well as those of your sources'Written by The Battleground18 May 2023
Creative initiatives add new content from Central and South Eastern Europe to WikipediaStudents, teachers, librarians, pensioners and pilots contribute to enriching Wikipedia contentWritten by Filip Stojanovski11 May 2023
Shared narratives of the Yugoslav conflicts of the 1990s: An opportunity for reconciliationYoung people are active and ready for dialogueWritten by Balkan Diskurs8 May 2023
Wagner recruitment of volunteers in the Western Balkans region prompts debateSerbian right wing extremists boast of ties to PMC Wagner groupWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation5 April 2023
How did Serbia become ‘the biggest victim’ of the war in Ukraine?Serbian media routinely ignore the veiled threats from Russian representativesWritten by Istinomer26 March 2023
The future of mass surveillance in SerbiaSince 2019, Serbian digital rights organizations have warned against surveillance systemWritten by Guest Contributor7 February 2023
Celebrating the ex-Yugoslav music scene, hall of fame styleYugoslavia had rock acts on par with their Western counterparts, many argueWritten by Balkan Diskurs27 January 2023
2022 was a bittersweet year for European comicsList of five events that show the diversity of European comics scene in 2022Written by Filip Stojanovski19 January 2023
Kosovo: Six attacks against journalists in December following escalating tensionsAll six incidents occurred in Serb-majority municipalities in the north of KosovoWritten by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe6 January 2023
What did the outside world in the 1930s know about the Soviet famine and the ‘Holodomor’ in Ukraine?The man-made famine from 1932 to 1933 killed millions of UkrainiansWritten by Filip Stojanovski16 December 2022
With the US intervention, Kosovo and Serbia resolve the car license plate disputeKosovo thanks the US; Serbia has its own interpretationWritten by Ardi Pulaj25 November 2022