sarajevo
Bosnia and Herzegovina: no gas makes for cold homes in Sarajevo
The countries of the former Yugoslavia are being hit especially hard by the dispute over gas between Russia and Ukraine. Above all, residents of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia are having to wrap up warm: both countries are running short of gas supplies. Many homes in Sarajevo are still cold; electric heaters have sold out
sarajevo, russian federation, serbia, gas, winter, world affairs, bosnia and herzegovina
Italian poet Pasolini, rage and Sarajevo
Sometime between 1 - 2 November 1975, Pier Paolo Pasolini was killed. He became a vehicle for peace messages during the Poetry International Festival held in Sarajevo from 3 - 5 October 2008
'Europe's Sundance festival'
Culture crosses borders in Europe this March, as Spain visits Nantes, the Balkans accept a second invitation to Brussels and Irish beer takes over the continent
sarajevo, cinema, contemporary art, germany, culture calendar, nantes, hungary
From siege to silver screen
The 12th Sarajevo Film Festival, which ended on August 26, featured a packed programme of challenging films, revealing the remarkable renaissance of filmmaking in the Balkans.
sarajevo, jasmila žbanič, human rights, multiculturalism, integration, branko schmidt, education system
Goran Bregovic, a European tempo
With violin and accordion slung over his shoulder, Goran Bregovic, Serbo-Croatian composer and former rockstar, known for his cinematographic collaborations with Emir Kusturica, travels the four corners of Europe. A gypsy rhythm with European harmonies.
sarajevo, goran bregovic, iggy pop, music, cesárea evora, emir kusturica, politics
