International Award for Nikola Madžirov
We’re thrilled to congratulate Nikola Madžirov on receiving the 17th Poetry and People International Poetry Award in Gua…
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Festival svjetske književnosti
A new edition of Festival svjetske književnosti kicks off tomorrow in Zagreb! The 2025 edition will take place from Augu…
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Days of Poetry and Wine
From August 18 to 23, Ptuj will once again turn into the perfect summer setting for the Days of Poetry and Wine festival…
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Miruna Vlada at the WARM Festival 2025
Romanian poet and political scientist Miruna Vlada reflects on her experience at the WARM Festival 2025 in Sarajevo – a …
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Apply for a TRADUKI Translation Grant
From 1 July to 1 September, publishers can once again submit applications for translation funding. Applications must be …
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Odakle zovem 2025
Tonight the Odakle zovem festival opens its doors in Montenegro. With the support of TRADUKI, authors Dubravka Đurić, Bo…
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Congratultions All Around
Prolific translator Anita Peti-Stantić is the recipient of this year’s Lavrin Diploma for her tireless work in the…
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Booking Balkan Belgrade
Booking Balkan enters a new round! The new season starts this week with two events. On Thursday, 19 June 2025, children&…
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Between Leaves
Slovenian author Nataša Kramberger will be presenting her books Verfluchte Misteln and Mauerpfeffer (t. Liza Linde, Verb…
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Imperativ & Osnabrück Spieltriebe
The 8th edition of the Imperativ Festival in Bosnia and Herzegovina starts tomorrow. The five-day programme will once ag…
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Aleksandar Zograf
On 29 May 2025 a very special event will be taking place as part of the Vienna Comix Week: Viennese musician Jelena Popr…
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poesiefestival 2025
With the support of TRADUKI, Croatian poet Monika Herceg will be a guest at the Berlin poesiefestival. Herceg will take …
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