Last year, I wrote about Charles Cather, an American man from Charleston, Illinois, United States, who fell in love with Serbia. Charles loves (and lives now in) Serbia, and also understands Serbian people. He goes on to say on Facebook today (in Serbian) that he is American, loves Serbia, and that Kosovo is Serbia. "JA SAM AMERIKANAC ...... JA VOLIM ...

Here is a short video I've made in Knez Mihailova, Belgrade's main pedestrian street, on December 30, 2011. Can you feel the Belgrade New Year atmosphere?

For those interested in the long, turbulent, and rich history of Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, this trailer for a new television series about Belgrade is well worth watching. Series cover most historical records, but also not so known facts and interesting stories about Belgrade and its inhabitants (written by Aleksandar Diklic). Belgrade the eternal city:

The Ada bridge or Sava bridge is a new cable-stayed bridge over the Sava river in Belgrade. This photo was taken on December 29, 2011 in Belgrade, Serbia!!

Christopher Rudder, who is in the Toronto based hip-hop group aLLeYNe & tEMuS, uploaded a great video taking about his recent trip to Belgrade. He also ended up writing a short text explaining why Belgrade seems to hide the most beautiful thing of all... It's women: And Belgrade, my beautiful Belgrade. A seriously under rated city. Amongst other things Belgrade seems ...

Today I came across a great video on Youtube showing Saint Sava temple (Serbian: Hram svetog Save) in Belgrade, Serbia. Beautiful Orthodox churches can be found all over the world, but the temple of Saint Sava is definitely one of the most beautiful churches in the world:

A young Australian woman traveling solo for one year around the world, was recently in Serbia. Her first stop in Serbia was Niš, the largest city of southern Serbia and third-largest city in Serbia (after Belgrade and Novi Sad). She wrote an interesting blog post about the city of Niš. Here’s a short excerpt, but it’s worth reading/watching - photos ...

In which city can you see a Santa Claus race? In Belgrade, Serbia. People in Santa Claus costumes take part in the annual race in downtown Belgrade, December 25, 2011:

The Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY) - Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Slovenia and Serbia - is gone (disintegrated by powers with a larger world agenda), but this video showing the beautiful country, tourist hotspots and leisurely and rich lifestyle of those living in Yugoslavia is well worth watching. American CBS television network, or more accurately, KCBS affiliate ...

So, my little public relation efforts for Serbia has made it three years! The last three years have been a tremendous journey in changing the false and, misleading poor image of Serbia in the world, and really make a site that is a central hub for bringing the truth about Serbia and Serbian people to the world. Our website is ...