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All articles by - Aleksandar Brezar
Aleksandar Brezar was born in 1984 in Sarajevo. Presenter and reporter for the Bosnian public broadcaster BHRT, he has also worked as a journalist at Radio 202, and on several documentaries for PBS, Holocaust Memorial Museum United States of America and Al Jazeera English. He also works as a literary translator.
Empathy in Europe might not be only dead, but long buried
Will European leaders ever learn their lessons?
Since when is keeping migrants in cages EU standards?
Footage from Bosnia and Herzegovina screams out for a reaction.
Beatriz Becerra: For me, liberalism is more of an attitude to life
MEP talks about a post-Brexit EU, migration policy, and what next year’s elections could mean for the future of Europe.
Dino Mustafić: “We need a social shift.”
Theater and film director assesses the relationship between culture and politics in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Miljenko Jergović: I am genuinely afraid of our countries entering the European Union
One of the region’s most important writers talks fascism in Europe, the future, and migration.
Doing business in impossible conditions
Does BiH give opportunities to young people to start a business?