Dalibor Stupar

Dalibor Stupar is a journalist for the VOICE and Autonomija portals. Since 2016, he has been publishing caricatures on Autonomija. In November 2006, he received the "Charter for Student Work" for the "Chocolate Rapper and White Brother" reportage shot as part of the "Triput" project of the Novi Sad School of Journalism, in the frames of the TV Minijatura Press Vitez competition. In December 2007, he received the second award for best young journalist, awarded by the NNŠ and the "Konrad Adenauer" Foundation. He also received the annual award of the Independent Association of Journalists of Vojvodina in 2018.

From Stadiums to Churches: How Young People in Serbia Are Radicalized

Dalibor Stupar

20.05.26

Fans of Red Star and Partizan, along with the Serbian Orthodox Church, are the main instrument of the Greater Serbian ideology in the former...

Why Is Serbia So Afraid of Russia?

Dalibor Stupar

12.12.25

The crisis with Serbia’s Oil Industry (NIS) showed how strongly Serbia depends on Russia and how hard it is for the country to choose clearly between Moscow and the European...

Why Is Serbia So Afraid of Russia?

Dalibor Stupar

10.12.25

The crisis with Serbia’s Oil Industry (NIS) showed how strongly Serbia depends on Russia and how hard it is for the country to choose clearly between Moscow and the European Union. Now, as Europe draws clearer lines of values, a key question grows in Serbia: is it...

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