At the European House, an exhibition titled 'Reviving in Glory and Power' was opened, documenting the destruction of religious objects in Ukraine since the start of the Russian aggressor war, exactly four years ago. At the opening, EU Ambassador to Serbia Andreas von Beckerath, Ukrainian Ambassador...
On Thursday, February 19th, the first event within the regional multimedia program titled Not a Fairytale But… was held at the Museum of the Nineties (Kneza Miloša 3, Belgrade). The event opened with a fifteen-minute film exploring the legacy of the feminist, peace, and lesbian...
A Young Woman for a Free Uni (Pristina-Belgrade, October ’96) or A Family-Like Friendship-Second story of the February monthly chapter- Written by Dejana CvetkovićVoiceover by Marija Drndić Women in Kosovo during the 1990s played a crucial role in maintaining community life under repression. At a time when most...
During the second half of 2025, a team of researchers and associates of the KROKODIL Association began collecting data and preparing research – Why Do You Say Love When You Mean War? 2.0 – research, analytical, and public work initiated in 2023, with the aim...
We are proud to announce that Susanne Christensen, who stayed at KROKODIL’s writers’ residency during October/November 2025, has been shortlisted for the most prestigious Norwegian literature prize! Her debut novel “Swallows Sleep on the Moon” (Svalene sover på månen) has been nominated, and her competitors...
We are grateful for yet another opportunity to present SPACES OF FREEDOM, the traveling festival platform that promotes regional literature — this time as far afield as Umeå, one of the northernmost Swedish cities before the Arctic Circle. Showcasing vibrant and diverse post‑Yugoslav literature has...
Text: Dejana CvetkovićVoiceover: Marija Drndić Vjosa Dobruna: Women Bridging Borders Albanian women in Kosovo during the 1990s were under dual oppression from the state and patriarchy. At a time when nationalism shaped daily life, women in Kosovo and throughout the region who did not recognize national divisions...