The 26th anniversary of the NATO bombing of the then Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was marked by holding of a symposium entitled NATO War 1999 – Causes, Consequences, Lessons. The symposium took place in the Albert Hall, organized by the Serbian-Austrian Solidarity Movement, and with the support of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Austria and the SECS Prosvjeta Vienna. Hannes Hofbauer, Austrian opinion journalist and historian, and Zoran Avramović, Belgrade-based sociologist and author, spoke about the NATO aggression against the FRY and the bombing of Serbia

Serbian Center Vienna organized visit by the Vrapčići Children’s Choir Banja Luka to the Austrian capital. Enormous interest was generated by the Banja Luka little ones’ concert, and their peers and parents packed the Viennese Akzent Theater, which had the privilege of hosting this children’s choir, whose members enchanted the audience with their talent, energy and playful performance

The Bavarian-Serbian Academic Forum (BSAF) was founded in late 2018 and officially registered on Vidovdan 2019 in Munich. The registration was signed by seven founders wishing to establish an association bringing together all those who assign crucial importance to the Serbian identity and the promotion of our nation’s true values. Aleksandar Naum is

The Steiner Gallery in Vienna is exhibiting works by representatives of the contemporary Serbian art and creative scene. The exhibition was organized in cooperation with the Sanjaj Gallery from Serbia, with the support of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Austria, BiH Embassy in Austria, and the Austrian-Serbian Society. Visitors have the opportunity to learn more about the work of several Banja Luka artists, in addition to several artists of Serbian

The Third Serbian Diaspora Book Fair held in Gothenburg confirmed that the written word is one of the pillars of culture and identity of every people. This two-day event presented the works of our writers from ten countries: Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Republic of Srpska, France, China, Czechia, Germany, Great Britain and Serbia. The organizer of the Serbian Diaspora Book Fair

Ahead of today’s football spectacle to take place in Vienna, representatives of Banja Luka’s Borac visited the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Austria yesterday. The Head of the Representation Mladen Filipović wished the red-and-blue team good luck and success during today’s match against Rapid Vienna. ‘Our citizens throughout Austria will be cheering for the Banja Luka club tomorrow. Borac has exhibited great energy and skill during the past period,

To celebrate Mother Language Day, students from the French Paris Region conducted an interesting free activity. Students from different educational points gathered via the Zoom platform to discover the richness and importance of our folk literature. ‘The goal of the gathering was to become acquainted with short folklore forms and show their beauty and importance in the education and

The Second Children’s European Festival of Serbian Diaspora Folklore was held on Saturday, 1 March, in the Swiss town of Dietikon. The Festival was organized by the Association of Serbian Diaspora Folklore (ASDF), and hosted by the Association of Serbian Folklore of Switzerland (ASFS). The competition part of the Festival program saw participation of 22 children’s folklore ensembles from 19 societies. The participating societies came from Switzerland, Germany,

At the initiative of the Kosovo and Metohija Aid Committee, the Alliance of Serbs in Austria is launching the Each Serb One Euro campaign to finance humanitarian projects, help vulnerable families, public and religious institutions and organizations preserving Serbian tradition and culture. The President of the Banja Luka-based Committee for Aid to Kosovo and Metohija, Milorad Arlov, met in Vienna with the Head of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office