Podcast series
Postcard from the Balkans and Its Politics
Dispatches from inside the region's political complexity — where history, memory, and contested futures converge.
About this series
Postcard from the Balkans
This series explores contemporary Balkan politics through conversations with scholars and researchers working on the region's latest developments. It will also highlight activism, emerging movements, and the people, ideas, and curiosities shaping life across and around the Balkans.
We speak with political scientists, journalists, activists, and community members about nationalism, memory, EU accession, transitional justice, and the everyday experience of living in or watching from afar a region still negotiating its past and its future.
Episodes in this series span Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosova, Serbia, North Macedonia, and beyond, tracing the threads that connect political structures to lived experience.
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Episodes
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Bosnia and Herzegovina 30 Years after Dayton | Dr Jasmin Mujanovic
Dr Jasmin Mujanović on Bosnia's constitutional setup and geopolitical position three decades after Dayton.
Srebrenica Genocide 30 Years on — Survival, Loss, and the Ongoing Fight for Justice | Selma Jahić
Selma Jahić shares her family's story of survival and the ongoing fight for justice and remembrance.
Kosovo and Statehood: The Battle for Recognition and the Fight Against De-recognition | Dr Gëzim Visoka
An examination of Kosova's ongoing struggle for international recognition and the forces working against it.