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
‘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
The Montenegrin political novel: dark thrillers, melodrama, and the decadence of the rich and the powerful
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
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
Think you can design a new logo for Montenegro?
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
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
MoMA celebrates iconic Yugoslav architecture with New York exhibition
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