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10 Nov

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21 November, 1:00 PM @ Hotel Grand – First Floor The debate "The Future of Relations Between Serbia and Kosovo" focuses not only on political challenges, but also on the lived experiences that shape understandings of peace and conflict. Following the debate, an author’s roundtable will feature writers from the books "The Moment War Started for Me" and "The Moment Peace Started for Me," both published by Propeace. Authors share deeply personal stories and literary reflections on war and peace, showing how individual experiences transcend abstract discussions. The session places personal narratives at the forefront, offering an intimate perspective on the realities of conflict and reconciliation. ...

10 Nov

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20 November, 8:00 PM @ Defy Them The band Pliš, formed in Belgrade out of a shared love for early 2000s guitar-driven indie music, consists of Branislav Cvetković (guitar and vocals), Stefan Drča (guitar), Mina Beljić (drums), and Aleksa Gajić (bass and vocals). Combining nostalgic melodies with restless rhythms, Pliš explores everything that drives, yet challenges, young people, describing themselves as something that can be felt on the skin and brings pleasure. With the single „Padobran“, they announced their debut EP, released on all streaming platforms on December 13, 2024, receiving praise from both critics and audiences. Don’t miss the chance to experience Pliš’s energy and sound live! ...

07 Nov

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Founded with the idea of fostering mutual understanding and cooperation, the Mirëdita, dobar dan! festival has been a unique platform showcasing the cultural scenes of Priština in Belgrade and vice versa — creating a space where creativity becomes a vehicle for shared reflection on the present and the future. This year’s 12th edition of the festival will take place from November 20 to 22 in Priština, featuring a programme that brings together both emerging talents and established artists from Belgrade’s vibrant cultural landscape. In a time marked by the resurgence of nationalist rhetoric — both globally and regionally — Mirëdita, dobar dan! remains a unique space for reflection, dialogue, and connection. As festival coordinator Tijana Đuknić notes: “True reconciliation is impossible without confronting...