A panel discussion on the current socio-political developments in Serbia, titled “Serbia at a Crossroads,” will be held on Friday, April 25th, at the prestigious Harvard University in Massachusetts.
As announced, the panel discussion will include Vladimir Kostić, a professor at the Faculty of Medicine in Belgrade, director of the Institute of Neurology and former president of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU), Srđan Verbić, a professor at Metropolitan University – FEFA, former Minister of Education and Science, and co-founder of the Observatory of Social Innovations, and Katarina Beširović, a doctoral candidate in history at the University of Belgrade and a researcher of current student protests.
“During 2025, Serbia witnessed the largest mass protests in its history. These protests, fueled by accusations of corruption and the strengthening of authoritarianism, reflect deep citizen dissatisfaction with the deterioration of democratic institutions,” reads the description of the announced panel discussion on the Harvard University website, as reported by Nedeljnik.
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The panel, as announced, will open up key questions about the future of Serbia, especially in light of European integration, the current state of the rule of law, and the preservation of European values.
Discussions will focus on who the participants in the protests are and what they demand, what the future of youth, education, and democracy looks like, and what the real chances are for the government to implement essential reforms that would enable Serbia to realize its full potential on the world stage.
The Harvard panel on the situation in Serbia will also be available via the Zoom platform, enabling participation and attendance from all parts of the world.
Applications to follow the panel discussion via Zoom can be found at THIS LINK.
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