For the Serbian diaspora around the world, the news from Manhattan holds special significance — during the weekend of 10 and 11 July, the story of the centuries-old suffering of the Serbian people was brought to the streets of one of the busiest cities on the planet for the first time. The Memorial Center of the Republic of Srpska presented the international public with the campaign Learn About Serbian Suffering, which included

The Minister without Portfolio in the Government of the Republic of Serbia responsible for monitoring the situation, proposing measures and participating in the coordination of activities in the field of relations with the diaspora, Đorđe Milićević, opened officially the first event within the Diaspora and Expo 2027 program in Timișoara, Romania. On that occasion, Milićević said that Timișoara was hosting the first of a total of twelve

This year, Philadelphia will host a several-day program dedicated to the life, work and legacy of Nikola Tesla, organized by the Tesla Science Foundation (TSN) of Philadelphia. Under the joint title Tesla Days in Philadelphia, the gathering will combine science, culture, Serbian heritage and international cooperation with a rich program that includes a city tour, a conference, an awards ceremony and a church folk gathering. On the first

The Head of the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Austria, Mladen Filipović, spent the past weekend in Salzburg, where he met with representatives of the Alliance of Serbs and Serbian community in this province. During the visit, he also spoke with protoiereus Dragan Erić about the importance of cooperation between the Serbian Orthodox Church and Serbian organizations, and presented photographs of the monk Teodosije the Hilandarian to the Serbian Orthodox Church in

On 29 June 2026, the European Arts Festival was held in Albert Hall in Vienna, with the support of the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia and the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Vienna. The organizer of this cultural event was Primus Association of Entrepreneurs and Artists from Belgrade and its President Maria Viktoria Živanović, in co-organization with the Austrian-Serbian Cultural Society Wilhemina Mina Karadžić from Vienna and its President

The Union of Serbs of Romania organized a Vidovdan Academy in Timișoara to celebrate one of the most important holidays of the Serbian people. The speeches stated that Vidovdan was a symbol of historical memory, spiritual unity and responsibility for the preservation of national identity. The role of the Serbian community in Romania in nurturing language, culture, education and Orthodox tradition was particularly emphasized. The central part of the academy

On Sunday, 28 June 2026, on Vidovdan, a ceremonial Vidovdan Academy and presentation of certificates to students of Supplementary Classes in Serbian language was held in Stuttgart. The program was attended by students of the Supplementary Classes, as well as the Simeoniti Church Children’s Mixed Choir, whose performance graced this celebration. Special joy to this festive event was brought by distinguished guests from

On 19 June 2026, the final performance of the Prosvjeta Serbian Language School was held in the packed Albert Hall in Vienna, marking the end of another successful school year. This significant event brought together more than 300 children and their parents, as well as all teachers and representatives of Viennese schools, thus reiterating the importance of preserving the Serbian language, culture