The Geopolitics of Talent: Why the Next Great Economic War Won't Be Over Resources, But Over Brains

While the European Union ages and the Middle East invests billions in innovation ecosystems, the competitive advantage of nations is no longer measured in factories or tourism — it's measured in the amount of global intelligence they can anchor to their territory.

By Joseph Sultan — Valencia, Spain

Business

The Quiet Way Serbia Keeps Winning Foreign Factories

While Spain looked elsewhere, German and Italian companies quietly built a manufacturing hub in Serbia. Here's how they did it — and why the window is still open.

Culture

Macedonian Film '17' Keeps Winning — and It's Not Hard to See Why

Kosara Mitić's debut feature about teenage silence and violence just won Best International Debut in Jerusalem. It's the first Macedonian film in 26 years to compete in Berlin's official program.

Tourism

Iberia Launches Direct Madrid-Tivat Flights, Opening the Adriatic to Spain

The Spanish flag carrier has landed in Montenegro for the first time with a regular seasonal route. Twice-weekly flights between Madrid and Tivat will operate until mid-September, offering more than 6,300 seats and a new gateway to the Bay of Kotor.

ByEditorial Board · Tivat, Montenegro

Tourism · Jul 18

Serbia Travel Guide: 7-Day Road Trip Through the Heart of the Balkans

Tourism · Jul 11

Novi Sad: Serbia's Second City That Deserves Your Attention

Tourism · Jul 9

Serbia Launches Digital Platform to Promote Rural Tourism

Culture

Macedonian Film '17' Keeps Winning — and It's Not Hard to See Why

Kosara Mitić's debut feature about teenage silence and violence just won Best International Debut in Jerusalem. It's the first Macedonian film in 26 years to compete in Berlin's official program.

ByEditorial Board · Skopje

Culture · Jul 19

A Montenegrin Thriller Just Premiered at Pula. Here's Why It Matters.

Culture · Jun 29

Vlado Janevski, the Voice That Defined a Generation, Dies at 65

Culture · Jun 17

Artistic Provocation: "Surrealism on Paper" Opens at the French Institute

In FocusSociety & Life

The Last Jump: Marija Vuković and the Art of Defying Time

Marija Vuković competes tonight at the Diamond League in London, jumping 1.98 meters twice this season. For a 34-year-old from Montenegro, that's not a farewell tour. It's a statement.

Society & Life

Serbian Kayakers Dominate in Montreal: Žarko and Marko Win Gold at the World Cup

Žarko Jakovljević and Marko Dragosavljević claimed gold in the K2 500m event at the Montreal World Cup, while Branko Lagundžić also reached the A final, confirming Serbia's strength in sprint kayak.

Society & Life

Mina Gačić Wins Gold at Junior European Cup, Leading Serbia's Five-Medal Haul

The Crvena zvezda judoka defeated her Canadian opponent in the under-52 kg final, while Serbia collected five medals overall at the competition in Paks, Hungary.

Business

The Quiet Way Serbia Keeps Winning Foreign Factories

While Spain looked elsewhere, German and Italian companies quietly built a manufacturing hub in Serbia. Here's how they did it — and why the window is still open.

ByEditorial Board · Kać, Serbia

Business · Jul 17

Serbia's IT Boom: A €5.2 Billion Story Spanish Companies Can't Afford to Ignore

Business · Jul 17

Serbia Enters the Space Race: What the Artemis Accords Really Mean

Business · Jul 16

IFC Invests $80 Million in Porto Montenegro to Boost Year-Round Tourism

Spain & Serbia

Spain Reaffirms Support for Serbia's EU Path and Its Position on Kosovo

Serbian Minister Nemanja Starović met with Spanish State Secretary Fernando Sampedro in Madrid, securing reaffirmation of Spain's support for Serbia's EU accession and its position that Kosovo remains part of Serbia. The removal of Ustasha symbols from a WWII grave in Valencia was also discussed.

ByEditorial Board · Madrid, España

Spain & Serbia · Jun 29

Serbia Celebrates Vidovdan in Valencia with Ambassador, Royalty, and Business Ambition

Opinion