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Japanese artists win choreographic miniatures competition
BELGRADE – Japan’s Maiko Hasegawa and Mamoru Sokata are the winners of the 18th Festival of Choreographic Miniatures, an international competition of choreographers and premieres of their short choreographies, the Association of Ballet Artists of Serbia, the organiser of the event, has said.
Curuvija Foundation welcomes indictment in Curuvija case
BELGRADE - The Slavko Curuvija Foundation welcomed the decision of the Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office to press charges against the suspects for the murder of journalist Slavko Curuvija and supported the work of the Commission for investigating murders of journalists, the Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office and the other competent institutions in this field.
Serbian pavilion at Venice Biennale of Architecture opens
BELGRADE - Serbian Ambassador to Italy Ana Hrustanovic has opened the Serbian pavilion at the 14th International Biennale of Architecture in Venice, where Serbia will be represented by a project titled 14-14, the Ministry of Culture said in a statement on Friday.
18th Festival of Choreographic Miniatures starts on Friday
BELGRADE - The 18th Festival of Choreographic Miniatures starting at the National Theater in Belgrade on Friday marks its 'coming of age' with a competition lineup of 10 choreographers from Serbia and 11 from around the world.
Nitrate Film Festival begins on Friday
BELGRADE - The 16th Nitrate Film Festival will be held in Belgrade June 6-15 and include around 60 old films from around the world, with half of them dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the beginning of World War One, head of the Yugoslav Film Archive Aleksandar Erdeljanovic has announced.
Critics of minister's dissertation baffled by PM's comment
Critics of minister's dissertation baffled by PM's comment
BELGRADE -- The authors of an article about Nebojša Stefanović's doctoral dissertation say they are unclear what PM Aleksandar Vučić meant when he said it was "stupid."
Vucic, fado diva Mariza discuss aid for Serbia
BELGRADE - Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic met on Tuesday with Portuguese fado diva Mariza to discuss charity campaigns for Serbia after the massive floods that swept through the country mid May.
Mariza joined the campaign organized by EXIT and Balkanopolis flood relief center for Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH).
Fado diva Mariza takes part in flood relief campaign
Fado diva Mariza takes part in flood relief campaign
BELGRADE -- Serbian PM Aleksandar Vučić on Tuesday welcomed Portuguese fado diva Mariza in Belgrade, and discussed ways to help Serbia after the catastrophic floods.
'Serbian Literature and Great War' exhibition opens
BELGRADE - Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic has declared open an exhibition titled "The Serbian Literature and the Great War" at the Belgrade City Library, underscoring that historical data alone cannot make the suffering of the Serbian people in World War I resonate more deeply with today's generations.
Iron Maiden: Serbia will come out stronger after disaster
BELGRADE - Iron Maiden's leader and founder Steve Harris believes Serbia will come out stronger after the disaster the recent floods and wished all those who have suffered from the disaster to return to normal life as soon as possible.
Iron Maiden cannot wait for its concert in Belgrade on June 17 and hopes that the flooded areas will be repaired in the meantime, he noted.
Palic festival to feature best European films on July 19-26
SUBOTICA - This year's European Film Festival in Palic, a resort in northern Serbia, will be held from July 19 to 26, featuring 100 films in ten programmes.
More than EUR 2 million on Finance Ministry's accounts
BELGRADE - More than EUR 2 million and RSD 1 billion have been paid so far into the special accounts set up by the Serbian Ministry of Finance to collect donations for the flood affected areas.
According to the data available at 5 p.m. Monday, the foreign currency a ccount totaled EUR 1,702,522; USD 261,122; CHF 14,960; RUB 1 million, and smaller amounts in other foreign currencies.
Belgrade Philharmonic stages humanitarian concert in Zagreb
BELGRADE - The Belgrade Philharmonic will close the regional cycle dubbed Pika-Tocka-Tacka with a humanitarian concert in Zagreb on Monday.
Before and after the concert, funds will be raised at the Vatroslav Lisinski Hall for the flood-affected citizens in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Serbia and Croatia, reads the website of the Belgrade Philharmonic.
Theatre without pomp
Theatre without pomp
Until June 3, the audience shall have the opportunity to watch nine plays in competition program of the 59th Sterija Pozorje. In the international competition program 'Circle' there shall be three plays.
MAD Festival kicks off in Belgrade
BELGRADE - The MAD Festival in Belgrade, which kicked off in Belgrade's Usce park on Saturday and will continue on Sunday, is featuring performances by over 100 music artists, including famous Neneh Cherry, Jimi Tenor and DJ Krush.