Ana Milosavljević is a journalist and activist based in Belgrade. She reports on social movements and political developments in Serbia and the region, and has covered the student protest movement for The Guardian. Her reporting has also appeared in the Serbian online outlet Mašina. In 2024, she completed her Master’s degree in journalism at Católica University in Lisbon, Portugal, where she defended her dissertation on U.S. media coverage of the war in Ukraine.
Ana’s research project, conducted in collaboration with Rozafa Maliqi from Prishtina, Kosovo, examines the 1968 protest movements in former Yugoslavia. Their study investigates how protests in Belgrade and Prishtina diverged during a moment of global uprising and explores how these historical dynamics continue to shape political narratives today, including the persistence of anti-Albanian sentiment within contemporary protest movements in Serbia. Both Ana and Rozafa are members of the Balkan Solidarity Network, a platform that connects activists, researchers, and social movements across the region against nationalism.
Keywords: nationalism, protests, anti-Albanian sentiment, political narratives