Belgrade Developments
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Belgrade has issued a permit for preparatory work on a "State Aquarium" at Park Ušće, despite protests. Meanwhile, two individuals were seriously injured in overnight traffic accidents. The city will also host a French film festival in its Botanical Garden starting June 23.
Serbia steps back into the Non-Aligned Movement debate, 65 years after Belgrade conference
Belgrade is once again hosting officials from Non-Aligned Movement countries, six and a half decades after the conference that launched the grouping in the Yugoslav capital. The high-level commemorative meeting, held on Aug. 31 and Sept. 1, brings representatives of the movement’s “historic core” together with members of its current troika, Azerbaijan, Uganda and Uzbekistan. The Serbian government…
Pride Week Begins in Belgrade 25 Years After First Pride, With LGBT+ Demands Still Unmet
Belgrade’s Pride Week returns under the slogan “There Is Room for All of Us,” the same words used for the city’s first Pride attempt 25 years ago. That 2001 event became known as the “Bloody Pride” af…
Belgrade Pride: More LGBT+ people are gaining confidence to live openly and freely
Belgrade Pride Week has begun with a message of inclusion: “There is room for all of us.” The program runs through September 6 and includes events for LGBT+ people, allies and people who want to learn…
Belgrade Pride Week begins with N1 journalist Danica Vucenic as patron
Belgrade Pride Week has begun under the slogan “There Is Room for All of Us,” bringing a week of events to the Serbian capital through September 6. The programme includes exhibitions, theatre performa…
