In Pictures: The People of South Serbia
Snapshots of ordinary life in South Serbia show the people of Bujanovac and Presevo, and give a brief look at the symbols of the region.
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Presevo, the Internet Town on the Serbian Margins
Novi Pazar Teetering on Brink of Economic Abyss
Soldiers
Boys
Graffiti
News Stand
The Crew
Cultural Centre "Vuk Karadzic"
The Wall and a Boy
Wedding
The Flag
Tractor Driver
Youth
The Square
Big Bubbles of Bujanovac
Background
History and Politics of South Serbia
The South Serbia region, predominantly populated by ethnic Albanians, lies some 350 kilometres south of Serbia`s capital, Belgrade. In contemporary political language, the term “South Serbia” is understood to refer to the territory of three municipalities - Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja.
The Economy of South Serbia
A snapshot of South Serbia's business and industry
Education and Culture in South Serbia
Resources and institutions of South Serbia
Views and Analysis
Guerrilla Monument Dispute Divides Serbia’s Albanians
After Belgrade removed a memorial to ethnic Albanian fighters in Presevo, some locals called for political dialogue but others rejected cooperation with the government.
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