On 8 May 2025, the exhibition Traces of the Viennese Serbs by Svetlana Matić and Marko Lopušina opened officially under the patronage of Silvia Janković, Head of the 5th District of Vienna. The exhibition originated from the homonymous book. It was designed by Dušan Borisavljević, and its creation was financed through a project by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Serbia. The attendees were greeted by Prof. Svetlana Matić, who thanked Ms

Serbian associations and clubs from Stuttgart and its vicinity in Germany were the first to implement the major humanitarian project Each Serb One Euro for Serbian children in Kosovo and Metohija initiated by the Banja Luka-based Committee for Aid to Kosovo and Metohija. On Committee recommendation, they donated a total of 5,300 euros to the Podrži me – 9 January Day Center Kosovska Mitrovica

Last weekend in Klagenfurt, the Austrian Association of Serbian Folklore (AASF) held the 40th Festival of Cultural and Artistic Creativity of Serbs in Austria, where the Vienna SCC Stevan Mokranjac was once again crowned the champion of Austria. The packed hall saw participation of 15 societies from all over Austria in the Festival, and Ostrog CAS from Linz and Kosta Vujić SCAS from Salzburg also participated in the non-competition segment

At Thessaloniki City Hall, the Mayor of Thessaloniki, Stelios Angeloudis, met with the Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina to Greece, Dragan Vuković, and the Head of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office to Greece, Jelena Jovanović. The discussion focused on business cooperation strengthening through mutual business delegation visits and establishing direct links between institutions and companies from Thessaloniki and the Republic of Srpska.

Vuk Karadžić Serbian Club from Steyr is implementing its new project Call of the Ancestors this year, with the mission to preserve and promote Serbian culture and tradition through various activities. In cooperation with relevant institutions, we are on the project’s threshold, preparing for our first event to be held on 24 May in Garsten, says

Such gatherings are not only opportunities to meet and socialize, but a living proof of the strength of the Serbian community, its unity, spiritual vitality and lasting ties with the homeland, said Đorđe Milićević, Minister without portfolio in charge of monitoring the situation, proposing measures and taking part in the coordination of activities in the field of relations between the Republic of Serbia and the diaspora, at the 37th Festival of Cultural and Artistic Creativity

Last two weeks — many important meetings, even more important discussions and one common question woven into all of them: How can we do more together? Special attention was attracted by the presence of Mr Stefan Kaufmann, a lawyer and former CDU MP, which opens up opportunities for strengthening dialogue with German institutions. This road will require patience, but also

The lecture Serbian National Interests: Yesterday – Today – Tomorrow was held in Vienna. The topics of Serbian history and statehood, and Serbia’s position in geopolitical and regional frameworks were discussed by Professor Darko Tanasković, PhD, Professor Dragan Simeunović, PhD, Professor Branko Rakić, PhD, Professor Čedomir Antić, PhD, and opinion journalist and director Dragoslav Bokan. The lecture was opened by the Serbian Ambassador

Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers Staša Košarac spoke in Vienna with Head of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office Mladen Filipović, and Ambassadors of BiH and Serbia to Austria, Siniša Bencun and Marko Blagojević. The meeting discussed topics of national importance, including support for the policies of President of the Republic of Srpska Milorad Dodik and President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić, the conclusions of the All-Serbian Assembly,