SerbiaThe article describes the rural village of Dojkinci in Serbia, which has experienced significant depopulation, with only around 60 residents remaining. The village, located near a unique forest with waterfalls, still attracts visitors seeking peace and nature. Local residents like Anđelka Dragić continue traditional ways of life by raising goats and producing cheese, selling their products to sustain themselves. Despite the challenges of living in such an isolated area, the community remains close-knit, sharing food and resources. Elderly residents like Duka Petrović recount the hardships of rural life, including the physical labor involved in farming and protecting livestock in mountainous terrain. The article highlights both the beauty and difficulty of preserving rural traditions in modern Serbia.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on rural life and depopulation in Serbia, which is a social issue with indirect political implications but does not directly address political actors, policies, or controversies. It presents a balanced view of the challenges and cultural aspects of rural living without overt bias
