Warning: Undefined array key "layout_mood" in /home/klient.dhosting.pl/bcdmedia/thebarricade.online/public_html/wp-content/themes/viewtube/header.php on line 61

Warning: Undefined array key "layout_mood" in /home/klient.dhosting.pl/bcdmedia/thebarricade.online/public_html/wp-content/themes/viewtube/header.php on line 116

Serbia

Home
Serbia

Protests held in Serbia against large scale mining bid by Rio Tinto

Peoples Dispatch
Analysis
0 Comments

Residents of the Serbian town of Loznica intensified protests against the proposed opening of a Lithium mine by the Anglo-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto in the Jadar and Drina rivers in Serbia. On July 29,...

Croatia’s announced course towards the eurozone gets Serbia unhappy

The Barricade
Analysis
0 Comments

Ever since the 2013 Croatian accession to the European Union, Croatian governments have been eager to pursue the goals of European integration, one of them being joining the Eurozone. The ruling EPP-aligned HDZ government has...

Serbia – in the shadow of exploitation; recognizing the need for redefinition

In Serbia, May 1 was overshadowed by Orthodox Easter and by a moment of realization that many had to work on this day too, as the number of working poor increased, low, insufficient wages under...

Zeman’s repentance

Radosław Czarnecki
Analysis
0 Comments

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić paid a visit to Prague a few days ago. Miloš Zeman, his Czech counterpart, greeted him at the Hradčany castle. This would be nothing out of the ordinary; hundreds, if not...

The Protests of Serbian Freelancers and the Possibilities of Digital Labor Struggles

Slobodan Golušin
Analysis
0 Comments

2021 witnessed an unprecedented mobilization of online freelancers in Serbia. Thousands of people, doing various online jobs on different digital platforms and organized around a common association, marched on the streets of Belgrade to protest...

Working class mobilizations in Serbia and Romania

Maria Cernat - Boyan Stanislasvski
Labour
0 Comments

In Serbia the freelancers have been protesting since late January, while in Romania the unions are mobilizing. This week, the guests of our show On The Barricades shall be Marko Miletić, from the Serbian left-wing...

The most relevant 2020 events for EU enlargement in the Western Balkans

Miruna Butnaru-Troncotă
Albania
0 Comments

After almost two decades of intense European integration efforts, democratic performance throughout the region has not yet acquired the expected positive dynamic. The Zagreb Summit from May 2020, the first such event organised only online...

Freelancers in Serbia protest

The Barricade
Labour
0 Comments

I was called by the head of the cabinet of Ana Brnabić. The Prime Minister and the Minister of Finance, Siniša Mali, will sit at the negotiation table with us. We won one small battle,...

“I hope that Bosnia will acknowledge Kosovo” – a stone’s throw from a new Balkan war

Boyan Stanislavski
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
0 Comments

President of Serbia has planned a special National Security Council meeting in Belgrade, in reaction to a statement issued by a prominent member of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidency of a necessity to recognize "free...

Protests held in Serbia against large scale mining bid by Rio Tinto

Croatia’s announced course towards the eurozone gets Serbia unhappy

Serbia – in the shadow of exploitation; recognizing the need for redefinition

Zeman’s repentance

The Protests of Serbian Freelancers and the Possibilities of Digital Labor Struggles

Working class mobilizations in Serbia and Romania

The most relevant 2020 events for EU enlargement in the Western Balkans

Freelancers in Serbia protest

“I hope that Bosnia will acknowledge Kosovo” – a stone’s throw from a new Balkan war

Who We Are

Our Partners

Contact Us

Subscriptions