On the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the birth of Đura Daničić, one of the greatest philologists and linguists among Serbs, the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts declared 2025 the Year of Đura Daničić
Academician Ljubomir Simović, one of the greatest modern Serbian poets and playwrights, a man who did not want to remain mute to the reality in which he lived, has passed away. "In the 2014s, the bar 'Šargan' was an island of the rejected on the outskirts of Belgrade, and today the whole of Serbia has become a bar 'Šargan'. A bar full of humiliated people without perspective and hope," Simović told "Vreme" in XNUMX.
The Executive Board of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts supports student protests and condemns threats and physical attacks on students
The first retrospective exhibition of Miodrag Dada Đurić was opened in the SANU Gallery. Amaret Zidon, the author of the exhibition and the artist's daughter, selected 50 works, many of which are being shown for the first time
Art associations, SANU, PEN Center, NKSS, AICA, university and scientific workers, individuals, petition signatories, provide support for democratic organizing and student demands, stressing the urgency of their fulfillment
The members of the Academic Committee for Higher Education of SANU are strongly opposed to all those who prevent students from expressing their opinions and demands, it was stated in the announcement of this institution
The Committee for Higher Education SANU sent a letter to the Government of Serbia and the Ministry of Education in which it emphasizes that the proposal to amend the law threatens the quality of higher education in Serbia
The Government of the Republic of Serbia made a decision on the termination of the status of a cultural property of the General Staff complex. Who cares what SANU, Evropa Nostra, the professional public and the like think. Because, as Seselj said, if Trump's son-in-law is willing to invest money and build a hotel there, why not give them
With the decision to admit 12 women as corresponding members, including Milena Marković and Vida Ognjenović, it seems that the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts is abandoning the previous practice based on the view that the criteria required for academics are better met by men than women
Academics remind us that the General Staff, the Ministry of Defense and the Belgrade Fair complex constitute the cultural identity of Belgrade of special architectural and urban value.
The provisions on the use of gender-sensitive language came into force at the beginning of the year, says Nevena Petrušić, a professor at the Faculty of Law in Niš.
A friend reminded me of another archetypal sentence that probably confirms one's own moral credibility: "And let's face it, I'm not a member of any party!". Let's face it, neither am I, but I attribute that to my age, not to any human advantage of mine
The exhibition of paintings in the SANU Gallery, which opens tonight, is the main segment of the celebration of the centenary of the birth of the famous painter, after a series of exhibitions and books held and published since the beginning of the year
"In this society, there are topics and questions that do not have easy and quick answers. The Academy is often called out not only because of that, but also because of some other issues where there are certain frustrations in society, but mostly these are such questions to which there are actually no quick and easy answers, because if there were, they would not ask the Academy"
"Our eternal dilemma is whether an intellectual loses his identity if he offers services to the authorities, that is, whether he then ceases to be an intellectual. This problem was thought to have gone away, but it hasn't. And the sirens that seduce intellectuals are more cunning today than before, the mechanisms are more invisible. And an intellectual, especially one who is no stranger to at least a small dose of cynicism, easily finds an alibi. Today, the chances of becoming a quasi-intellectual are extraordinary."
"For the Serbs, calling on the people is precisely calling on force, on an eternally threatened mass that should appear at any moment and resolve the matter by aligning itself with the speaker who claims to be its exclusive representative," said Bishop Grigorije
"After the liberation of Užice, at the very end of the Second World War, a meeting was held on the Wheat Market - now Partisan Square. I remember that on the roof of the market scale, where the participants and speakers performed, music professor Dragoljub Jovašević sang: It's already May Day / Russians in Berlin are now drinking tea.' At that rally, as a third-grade student, I recited a satirical poem about occupied Belgrade. I had forgotten that poem, and who was its author. But, looking at what has been happening in Belgrade in recent years, I remembered the beginnings of the lines of that satire: 'Belgrade, famous old city / what do they do with you in madness!'"
The Protector of Citizens believes that the Bosnian National Council and the Croatian National Council are right when they say that the Serbian language textbooks negate the Bosnian and Croatian languages. The Serbian Language Standardization Committee at SAN does not think so
The organizers of the phototype edition of "Miroslav's Gospel" claim that during the restoration of this UNESCO-protected monument, the pages were wrongly connected and accuse the National Museum and the Ministry of Culture and Information of a conspiracy of silence about the desecration.
