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 Primož Brezec
by Luka Dakskobler
Slovenia Basketball Team member Primož Brezec, b. 1979, started his basketball carreer in highschool league, then played for Union Olimpija Ljubljana before moving on to a long carreer in the USA and becoming one of the most successful European center players in the NBA.
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 15 Years After...
by Luka Dakskobler
... the Srebrenica genocide. The mass killing of about 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys during the Bosnian War. The identification of scattered remains continues and those identified are buried each year. The 2010 burial was the largest mass burial in Europe's modern history.
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 The Long Nights
by Luka Dakskobler
Where the sea is literally in the heart of a metropolis, fishing is the beat. It provides income even to the smallest of boats, the poorest of fishermen trying to make a living off the Marmara sea or the Bosphorus strait. It is these small boats that are left behind when the big ones follow the fish up the Mediterranean.
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 Boštjan Nachbar
by Luka Dakskobler
Slovenia Basketball Team member Boštjan Nachbar, b. 1980, currently plays for Efes Pilsen in Turkey. After starting out playing in Slovenia he moved to Italy, then to the USA to play in the NBA, Russia, and now to Efes Pilsen in Turkey. He plays the small forward position.
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 Sara Isaković
by Luka Dakskobler
Sara Isaković (b. 1988) is a Slovenian freestyle swimmer, winner of an Olympic silver medal in Beijing and the European Champion in freestyle swimming from 2008. She currently studies at Berkley University in the United States of America.
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 The LiberalEast
by Luka Dakskobler
The Middle East is a region of strict religious and social rules. The roles of men and women are strickly drawn. Dress codes and codes of conduct in public are defined and limited. It is a society of high respect to these regulated ways of living. Western influence is changing all that.
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