Members of the Society for the Preservation of Traditions of the Liberation Wars of Serbia until 1918 from Serbia marked Serbian Day in Paris this year, at the very place where Serbian history meets French memory most quietly, but most impressively – at the monument to Kings Peter I Karađorđević and Alexander I in the Bois de Boulogne and among the white crosses of the Serbian Military Cemetery in Thiais.

Five members of the US Congress have introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives proposing that February be designated as Serbian-American Heritage Month. Resolution proponents note that Serbs in America have made significant contributions to the development of US society since the nineteenth century in the fields of science, medicine, technology, commerce, the military, public service, culture, the arts, and sports. Particular emphasis

More than 7,500 Serbs live in San Diego and gather at the Serbian Cultural Center, which is the guardian of Serbian culture and tradition in that part of the US. Board President of the San Diego Serbian Cultural Center, Dijana Perić, said that the Serbian language was spoken in families, but that the Center wanted to raise language proficiency

Prosvjeta Serbian Educational and Cultural Society Germany marked a significant moment in its history – for the first time, one of its boards participated in an international scientific meeting at the Tesla Scientific Conference in Philadelphia, organized on the occasion of the 170th anniversary of Nikola Tesla’s birth, where Letter to Mother, the school film by young authors from Srbac was not only shown to

More than 300 children and their parents were present in the Vienna Albert Hall to celebrate the end of another school year of the Prosvjeta Serbian Language School in this year’s calendar of the Serbian community in Austria. The program began with the performance of the anthem of the Republic of Serbia. The President of the SECS Prosvjeta Austria, Marko Sarić, said that nowadays this organization brought together

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 Tesla Science Foundation organized a multi-day conference in Philadelphia on the occasion of the 170th anniversary of Nikola Tesla’s birth and the 250th anniversary of US independence; on 12 July, a ceremonial academy was held bringing together scientists, professors, researchers, engineers and numerous admirers of Tesla’s character and work from the United States, Serbia, Montenegro, Republic of Srpska, and many European countries. The gathering was given special

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