Postcards from Leipzig
What does a few days in Leipzig look like through the eyes of a comic artist? Last spring, we invited Alexander Zograf t…
Translations from, to and within Southeast Europe
What does a few days in Leipzig look like through the eyes of a comic artist? Last spring, we invited Alexander Zograf t…
Montenegrin writer Danka Ivanović, who lives and works between Montenegro and Serbia, was our writer-in-residence in Buc…

A new festival is coming to Albania: SINTRAK – Contemporary Poetry & Choreography Festival brings together contempor…

The 11th edition of the Druga prikazna literature festival is taking place in Skopje from 4 to 6 September. This year’s …

The cultural festival Slovo Gorčina will take place in Stolac, Bosnia and Herzegovina, from 24 to 26 July 2026. The fest…

The 2026 edition of the Odakle zovem Festival opens this evening in Podgorica, Montenegro. From 2–5 July, the Karver Boo…

Discover politics where it happens! The Federal Government will open its doors on 20 and 21 June 2026 so you can get ins…

Every two years, the Danube Office Ulm/Neu-Ulm invites visitors to the International Danube Festival. For ten days, ther…

On the 27 May 2026, the VIENNA UNDERGROUND COMIX DAY & NIGHT was held as part of this year’s Vienna Comix Week…

Only a few weeks to go! In the beginning of July, the festival Bookstan Sarajevo will take place in Bosnia. From 1-4 Jul…

Selma Asotić is touring in Germany & Austria in June. First up is Halle! Bosnian poet Selma Asotić in conversation w…

Yesterday, the Bookfest festival opened its doors in Bucharest. Tomorrow evening, North Macedonian author Lidija Dimkovs…
histoire de l’homme qui ne voulait pas mourir
Anđeo nestajanja
Sigurna kuća
Nevini
Literatur aus Südosteuropa
Ogenj
Cine râvneste la Gurile Dunarii?
Mojata rodnina Emilija
Lázár
Verzauberte Vorbestimmung
Minihorror
histoire de l’homme qui ne voulait pas mourir
Anđeo nestajanja
Sigurna kuća
Nevini
Literatur aus Südosteuropa
Ogenj
Cine râvneste la Gurile Dunarii?
Mojata rodnina Emilija
Lázár
Verzauberte Vorbestimmung
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