Minister of Education, Science and Technological Development, Mladen Šarčević expects that this year’s PISA results of students in Serbia will be better than at the last testing in 2012, and that we will jump a few places on the rankings, … Continue reading
We are proud of what we have achieved over two decades of hard work, especially of the fact that we provide our students, not only from our country and the region, but also those coming from many countries of the … Continue reading
Dear readers, Lately we have witnessed two major diplomatic breakthroughs that made us a bit more optimistic about the future on this planet: the first was the meeting between the two “archenemies”, Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un, and the … Continue reading
Dear readers, In the world, the IS is fading away and the new coalitions are looming, since the winners: Russia, Assad, the Kurds, Turkey, the USA, Israel, Iran, Hezbollah, Saudi Arabia… are prepared to fight for their pieces of pie. … Continue reading
Objective and impartial journalism is facing extermination Text: Žikica Milošević I heard someone say once that you can never defend yourself from Jugoslav Ćosić despite attempting to dodge questions or mince words. As soon as you catch your breath, he … Continue reading
After riots in American South recently the hot debate was reinstated – de debate of Civil War, slavery, and the old flosculas have been revived: the Northwas either progressive or greedy, the South was either racist or noble, etc. And … Continue reading
Text and photos: Žikica Milošević There aren’t many older cultures and countries in Europe, and at the same time little-known and marginalised, as Georgia and Armenia. The first two nations to collectively accept Christianity, these two gems of the Caucasus … Continue reading
Dear readers, It is like this world never learns anything. New “kids” entered old palaces, like Emmanuel Macron and Donald Trump, albeit with varying degree of success. For most of the world, Macron is something between JFK, James Bond, Alain … Continue reading
Više nego ikada, moramo da prepoznamo činjenicu da je razvoj održiv jedino ako ga nastavljaju buduće generacije. Deca su jedan od glavnih aktera poslovnog sektora, kao potrošaci, članovi porodica zaposlenih, mladi radnici, i kao budući zaposleni i poslovni lideri. Istovremeno, … Continue reading
Serbia significantly lags behind the EU countries when it comes to participation of children 4 to 6 in the early childhood education especially among vulnerable ones. Therefore, there is a need for a policy towards equal access for all children. … Continue reading
Text: Žikica Milošević Igor Mihaljević, one of the “sharpest knives in the drawer” of Serbian journalism, was silently dismissed from RT Vojvodina, but didn’t give up. Instead, he launched his own media house, ZTZ Media, abbreviated from Znaš ti zašto … Continue reading
Although not an EU member state, Norway fully supports Serbia’s EU integration process, and hopest to see more Norwegian companies coming to the Serbian market. We spoke with H.E. Arne Sannes Bjørnstad, Norwegian Ambassador to Serbia about the perspective of … Continue reading
Dear readers, During the era of Socialism I took a particular pleasure to confront with my brilliant Marxism teacher. He preached about dialectical materialism, and I promoted the thesis that mediaeval Christian philosophy based on metaphysical idealism is true. They … Continue reading