Karlsruhe recently hosted Games without Borders, organized by the parents’ council of the Serbian supplementary school, teacher Slavica Stupar from the German province of Baden-Württemberg, and supported by the Consulate General of the Republic of Serbia in Stuttgart. Students and parents from Karlsruhe, Baden-Baden, Gaggenau, Rastatt, Bruchsal and Pforzheim gathered under the title We Play, Socialize and Nurture the Serbian Language. Welcoming

The Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada marked a jubilee – 40 years of existence and work, by presenting this institution’s monograph in its premises. A book by the poet Radovan Gajić was also promoted there. The Serbian Heritage Academy hosted a promotion of the book titled Gemblaši (Gamble Street residents) by Radovan Gajić. On the same evening, a monograph of the Serbian Heritage Academy in Canada was presented on the occasion of

‘The folklore season thus far has been the most successful since the foundation of the Austrian Association of Serbian Folklore (AASF)’, said this Association. ‘Many members, that is, societies achieved enviable placements in all the held competitions. This is supported particularly by the fact that the member clubs achieved top results and exhibited high quality in preserving the Serbian language, tradition and culture at all

Among the 33 associations participating in the Festival, members of the oldest society in Mozart’s city – the Cultural and Sports Community of Serbs (KSZS Salzburg) put in a lot of effort to present their motherland Serbia in the best possible way. Members of the KSZS society, groups consisting of all ages, showed the beauty of the dance and folk costumes from different regions of Serbia. In addition to the successful performance and demonstrated dancing

The third Vidovdan Assembly was held in Malta last weekend, bringing together the entire Serbian community. Chief organizers were the Maltese branch of Serbs for Serbs charity and Serbian Orthodox Church, and they were joined by the office of the Serbian Embassy in Malta, Maltese Serbian Community NGO, St. Helen of Anjou Serbian supplementary school, the Circle of Serbian Sisters

The first cycle of the Fit4Austria project ended last evening in Vienna with the Austrian Chamber of Commerce presenting certificates to representatives of the 13 companies from Banja Luka and Bijeljina that participated in this program. The program implemented by the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Austria in collaboration with the Austrian Chamber of Commerce, Banja Luka Innovation Center and Republic of Srpska Development Agency,

About twenty prominent Serb businessmen from Vienna decided to launch an initiative to connect business owners of Serbian origin at the level of the whole of Austria. This project takes place within the Association of Serbian Businessmen in Austria. According to official data, there are about 20,000 companies in Austria owned by businessmen of Serbian origin. There are 8