Analysis
Everything passes, only self-interest is eternal: a critique of depoliticization
A critique of a society in which political positions are declared dangerous, depoliticization is presented as a virtue, and personal interest becomes the most enduring form of political power.
From the Bloody Hand to the Museum Wall: How Protest Produces Art
From Serbia to Paris, Chile and New York, protest movements create images that outlive the moment of revolt. Later comes the struggle over their meaning, memory and ownership.
The World After American Dominance: Who Really Holds Power Today?
America remains a superpower, but it is no longer the only centre of global power. Financial, military, industrial and technological strength is now divided among several powers.
When the State Moves Behind a Screen
Digitalisation can make life easier, but when apps, passwords and internet access become unspoken conditions for exercising rights, some citizens are left dependent on others.
Signal inside analysis
Household Internet Access
In 2025, 90.1% of households in the Republic of Serbia had an internet connection, an increase of 1.3 percentage points compared with the previous year.
Open contextThe Dollar Still Accounts for More Than Half of Global Foreign-Exchange Reserves
In the first quarter of 2026, the US dollar accounted for 57.13% of global official foreign-exchange reserves covered by the IMF's COFER database. Despite gradual diversification and the growing role of other currencies, the dollar remains the dominant reserve currency in the international financial system.
Open contextChile’s Museum of Memory Holds Around 487 Arpilleras
The Museum of Memory and Human Rights in Santiago reports that its collections contain approximately 487 arpilleras. These textile works preserve experiences of dictatorship, repression, disappearances, poverty and everyday life in Chile, often from the perspective of women and victims’ families.
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