Tatjana Dordevic

Tatjana Dordevic is a Serbian journalist and writer based in Milan. She writes for Al Jazeera Balkans, BBC News in Serbian, Croatian weekly newspaper Novosti and for the Italian daily newspaper La Stampa. Since March 2024 she serves as the Chairman of the Milan Foreign Press Association. In June 2021, she published the book "Il Pioniere'' (in Italian), edited by Besa Muci Editore.

How the new generation is battling for democracy in Serbia, for collective memory in Bosnia

In the year that marks three decades since the outbreak of one of the most devastating conflicts in Europe since World War II, the Yugoslav wars of the 1990s, students in Serbia have blocked over 60 university faculties across the country…

Why a lithium mine project in Serbia worries the European Union

At Thacker Pass in Nevada, USA, lies a vast lithium ore deposit. The Lithium Americas corporation has secured a permit to mine 73 square kilometers, sparking strong opposition from local residents and activists concerned about potential…

Benefits and drawbacks of EU accession for the Western Balkans

In 1999, the European Council established the Stabilization and Association Process (SAP), stating that the countries of the Western Balkans could qualify for EU membership if they met the criteria outlined at the European Council meeting…

Quale futuro per la Serbia che imbroglia la democrazia

Il risultato finale delle elezioni parlamentari in Serbia è un successo senza precedenti del partito del presidente Aleksandar Vučić, che ora può governare da solo. A distanza di 18 mesi dalle precedenti elezioni parlamentari, quando il…

The EU accession prospect for Western Balkans countries: dream or reality?

With the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, it appears that in the near future, leaders of the Western Balkan countries that are not yet part of the European Union will be faced with a crucial decision: whether to align themselves more closely…

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