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In the era of energy transition, the business sector in Serbia is becoming a key player in the adoption of renewable energy sources, especially solar energy. Projects and initiatives supported by GIZ and other partners demonstrate how companies can efficiently integrate solar technologies, reduce business costs, and contribute to sustainable …

Serbia stands at a crossroads: while the world is turning to cleaner energy, our citizens are showing increasing readiness for change – but also fear of the unknown. According to a major CESID survey, as well as several smaller polls conducted in Serbia, a total of 18% of surveyed citizens would …

Imagine a Serbia where young people lead an energy revolution—not waiting for someone else to solve the challenges, but becoming part of the solution themselves. Being a prosumer today means being a pioneer of sustainability, smart consumption, and personal responsibility towards the planet and community. Here’s how to take your …

Solar energy is one of the most promising renewable energy sources, and Serbia’s sunny climate makes it an ideal candidate for solar panel adoption. But how do you know if your home, business, or even a larger public building is suitable for solar panels? The answer lies in using tools …

Making your home more energy-efficient isn’t just about saving money, and it is not something to leave solely in the hands of adults—it’s about stepping up for the planet and creating a better future. Serbian households use a lot more energy than the EU average, so there’s huge potential to …

Renewable energy is reshaping the global energy landscape, offering sustainable solutions to meet growing demands while protecting the environment. Serbia, with its abundant natural resources and sunny climate, is uniquely positioned to benefit from renewable energy, particularly solar power. This article introduces renewable energy sources, highlights their importance, and showcases …

The book “Unpredictable Past Future. About the Political Potential of Utopia”, edited by Ivana Momčilović and published by Edicija Jugoslavija, was presented recently in the Belgrade Youth Center Club.The book examines the relationship between aesthetics, politics, and education, moving between the text of the author (Free Theories of Fiction: The …

Balkan Cheese Festival, the 18th exhibition of autochthonous cheeses of the Balkans, will be held on October 12 and 13 in the BEO Shopping Center!We are proud of this festival, which takes place twice a year, where Mikser also had its “fingers” in starting the festival! Visitors will be able …

At the beginning of September, the European House was opened in Belgrade, on the corner of Knez Mihailova and Zmaj Jovina streets. It is more than 700 square meters of modernly arranged space that will serve as a school, theater, cinema, gallery, museum, and classroom in the future. The aim …

The all-day program of the Urban Lab at the recently concluded Mikser festival gathered more than 60 experts from various fields applied to the designing and improving of cities and public spaces aimed at the health and well-being of citizens. With euPOLIS and HEART experts, Čedo Maksimović (Imperial College London), …

Mikser Festival has launched its signature design talent competition Ghost Project 2024. This year’s theme “Microcosm” invites young product designers to explore the often-overlooked realms of small-scale interventions and incremental innovations that have potential to transform our microcosms into a more sustainable and socially thriving environments for all. From the …

This and the previous weekend were completely painted in purple, the color of the informal feminist collective “Women’s Solidarity”, which initiated a series of protests in front of the Informer editorial office in Terazije. These girls called us, furious and affected by the “mega-exclusive” interview with a serial rapist that …