People who take mountain climbing as a competition often do not respect the mountain law and remain forever on the mountain slopes. But the Serbian mountaineer Nina Adjanin conquered the Manaslu summit, which is also known as "the mountain of death". An Interview by Jovana Grubach.

The Guča trumpet festival in Serbia has recently become a very popular tourist attraction, mostly among students. You may learn how to do the traditional kolo dance or try belly-dancing on the table. You might not remember doing it, but your friends will gladly remind you by putting it on Youtube. By WAVE author Marija Kovač from Pančevo, Serbia

Over two decades there were discussions about smoking bans, tobacco taxes and the health toll of cigarettes. This year all federal states have established similar smoking bans. But the regulations are in part unconstitutional. A look on smoking regulation from WAVE author Natascha Verbucheln

The law project regarding cybercrimes was approved in July at Brazil’s Senate, and now depends on the approval in the Chamber of Deputies of the country. The law project redaction, however, has been the target of criticism. A commentary on Brazilian cybercrime by WAVE author Gabriela Zago, from Pelotas, Brazil

Do we buy things because we really need them, or is it just reaction to some well created campaign? Maybe you are just following someone else's signals, and you do not even know that? Is the main goal of gigantic companies and scientists to satisfy our needs or to manipulate us? By Adrijana Milosavljević (Belgrade, SERBIA)

"WAVE magazine“ was created to gather people together in an international team with primary goals to promote communication and cooperation and to make youth closer through the permanent contacts across borders. Today, we hope to see our web magazine as one of the very important online media on international level. By Marko Andrejić (Belgrade, SERBIA)