Blogbox | Arts & Culture2024.09.05
I have mostly seen the word Kosovo in a phrase “Kosovo je Srbija” (Kosovo is Serbia), graffitied on numerous buildings and houses or worn on T-shirts by mostly boys and men.
A lot of us, ignorantly, thought that people in Kosovo suffer from the same problems that we do.
It was a joy to be surrounded by so many young people — the energy was vigorous, the town was full of life.
Mila Dragnic
Mila Dragnić is a young journalist based in Novi Sad, Serbia. She studies at the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Novi Sad.
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