Can forging a new youth culture bring life to ‘Europe’s most boring capital’?
Set in an abandoned Montenegrin shipyard, You Have The Night portrays a world that no longer is
The prolific life and career of Svetlana Kana Radević, Montenegro’s first female architect
‘Instinct for catastrophe’: French writer Jakuta Alikavazovic on the ghosts of the Yugoslav war
Western travel writers are hooked on Balkan war stories. Local voices could be the answer
Exploring the true meaning of Spomeniks, Yugoslavia’s modernist war memorials
Letter from the Bay of Kotor: searching for authenticity in Montenegro’s tourist idyll
The Montenegrin political novel: dark thrillers, melodrama, and the decadence of the rich and the powerful
Vivid and richly detailed, ‘Catherine the Great and the Small’ explores a migrant’s fragmented identity
Summer playlist: 10 scorching New East hits to bring some sun to your soundrack
By land and water: from sparkling lakes to towering peaks, make this summer a New East adventure
Where to go in 2018: our guide to the most spectacular New East destinations you have to visit
Think you can design a new logo for Montenegro?
Beach life: our guide to the best sand and sea the New East has to offer
Summer festivals 2018: your guide to the New East’s best musical escapes
BBC pledges to fight fake news with new Serbian-language service in Belgrade
SOS Brutalism: the campaign saving unloved architecture in the New East and beyond
East: the new photo book exploring past and present in the Balkans
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