Step one is to check your academic assumptions at the door. The majority of people in the country know that the Kosovo issue is largely out of their hands, and as such have little interest in discussing it. Some are still extremely passionate on the subject, however. So unless you happen to be a scholar of Balkan history it is best to leave this subject well alone. This is less to do with any potential arguments and more a question of respect.
For many people, memories of seeing the Yugoslav Wars on television will inspire backpacking trips around the nations that made up that deceased state. The Serbs were largely painted as the aggressors in that conflict, and as such many visit Belgrade ready to point accusatory fingers at ordinary people.
The reality is that nobody wants to talk about a war that left hundreds of thousands dead and millions displaced. There are plenty of good private companies active in Belgrade that offer a vetted and registered service, not to mention schemes such as Car:Go a transport app in the city. Like many continental Europeans, Serbs take their superstitions fairly seriously. There is an element of humour to it all of course, and no one truly believes that sitting on the edge of a table at a social gathering means you will be forever alone.
None of this happens anywhere else in the world, obviously. Despite the bombast of these articles and comments e. The phrase excuses laziness and ignorance, which it often serves to admonish.
Ultimately, change can only come from those who understand that Serbia, like any other nation, is never a fixed thing, but that it is and can be many different things, to all the different people here. Here is where to find a copy. Bosko and Admira were killed by a sniper and went to death in each other's arms: 24 years ago, Sarajevo's Romeo and Juliet died PHOTO VIDEO Serbia , before everything, needs to care about arranging it's own society and about elites which are representing it in the world "brawlers, spitfires and culprit for everything that is bad on the Balkans", said Protic and Antic.
So far, the world's media, after the incident at Beldocs festival , when Levi was hit with a cake, rushed to place Serbia again in the "politically unstable periphery of Europe ", in which there is no political culture, elementary education, discipline and order. Aside Levi's cake in the head in response to a documentary in which the Serbs were again the only ones to blame for the horrors of the nineties, but the stereotype is repeated for almost thirty years.
And in these almost thirty years many things happened and lot of times Serbia reacted with restraint to such reviews, while trying in the same time not to reject its own guilt for the suffering and trouble it inflicted to others, to show and present its European, human settled face.
Za ispravno funkcionisanje sajta, molimo Vas aktivirajte Javascript. Water pollution is also an issue throughout Serbia as industrial waste from the cities is known to eventually flow into the Danube. Management of all kinds of waste — domestic, industrial and hazardous — has been poor. Ethnic diversity: More than 80 percent of the population of Serbia identifies as Serb , with the main minorities being Hungarian and Bosnian Muslims.
The Roma people also make up a small minority, along with other people from neighboring countries. Serbians essentially speak the same language as Croats, Bosniaks and Montenegrins, but with slight variations in dialect.
However, because of the rapidness of the growth, the economy experienced instability and both internal and external imbalances. The economy has steadily increased since, and as of is projected to continue in surplus. Power: Serbia has no nuclear power stations.
Instead, they use hydroelectric power and coal as their main energy sources.
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