# Novi Sad

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Edina Seleskovic: The Power of a “No”: Censorship, Courage, and Community Art

Welcome to I AM Conversations—a transformative series designed to inspire self-discovery and ignite your creative spirit, hosted by Ana María Dávalos, Maria Lanas, and Maclovia Martel. Our guest is Edina Seleskovic—a Bosnian-born, New York-honed artist whose work bridges continents, disciplines, ...

Hurricane Melissa devastation, Novi Sad protest plans, ‘scent-of-war’ art; London bus/bank cuts; holiday markets and perfume deals; Parma cheese fest; marigolds at risk; autonomous tractors; Guido’s most-read

Major demonstrations planned for first anniversary of Novi Sad train station awning collapse Major demonstrations planned for the first anniversary of the Novi Sad train station awning collapse will cap nearly a year of nationwide protests sparked by the disaster, which killed 16 people. Proteste...

EP 94: Sonja Bajic, Parisian Author, Illustrator, and Map Maker!

Sonja Bajic is an illustrator and artist well known for her geographical maps, visual identity, and the search for the best in every day and every process. And illustrating that. Living and working in Paris, Sonja believes in sustainability and a better tomorrow and shows this in her work and thr...

Am I Leaving Bosnia? A Personal Reflection

Welcome to the world of a "Baby Boomer in Bosnia," (me), a podcast from a spirited 70+ something British immigrant, whose plan is to take you along as I navigate life in Bosnia and Herzegovina. If you don’t like listening to podcasts using Substack, then click the button below to find out all the...

S2526 / Public space and protest power / Part A - From Collapse to Collective: Student Protest in Serbia

Public space and protest power explores how protest movements do more than express political demands; they actively reshape the city itself. Through the ongoing student protests in Serbia, the series explores how public spacebecomes a site of visibility, conflict, solidarity, and collective ident...

Serbia: Under the Canopy

Eighteen months ago, the renovation of the railway station in Serbia’s second biggest city, Novi Sad, led to a tragic accident. A substantial concrete canopy, which ran across the front of the station building, suddenly collapsed, killing sixteen people. The disaster sparked mass protests. Marche...

Serbia: Under The Canopy

Eighteen months ago, the renovation of the railway station in Serbia’s second biggest city, Novi Sad, led to a tragic accident. A substantial concrete canopy, which ran across the front of the station building, suddenly collapsed, killing sixteen people. The disaster sparked mass protests. Marche...

Podcast | Finding Manuland Atlas Ep. 2

You’ll remember I spoke about how each episode of Finding Manuland looks at Mana, as the energy we exchange, as a source — the function of being human; the linguistic aspect, the miracle of MN being immanent in so many words we use, and places we go, and the founder figures, and so much else besi...

Novi Sad tragedy sparks Serbia’s election shake-up

Serbia goes to the polls in an election that could prove a real turning point after nearly 14 years of Aleksandar Vučić’s dominance. With a student-led movement emerging as a serious challenge amid anger over corruption and the state of democracy, Pat is joined by former UN diplomat and Sarajevo ...

The Rest of the World Report | October 26, 2026 — Morning Edition

Weekday morning and evening editions. Saturdays once. Good news on Sundays. All sources listed. I will never put the news behind a paywall. If you want to support keeping it free for everyone else, there’s a paid option. That’s all it is. LULA WINS, BOLSONARO CONTESTS Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva w...