Old reflexes for a new reality: Journalism ethics and artificial intelligence – the case of North Macedonia
The new Journalists’ Code in North Macedonia addresses AI with good intentions, but fails to distinguish between manipulation, automation, editorial assistance and responsible newsroom use.
This is not a marginal or purely local debate. Around the world, artificial intelligence is...
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SPECIAL REPORT: Kremlin narratives gain ground in Europe through Balkan relay networks
Russian disinformation increasingly reaches mainstream audiences through Serbian media ecosystems, far-right networks, and sovereignty-driven anti-EU rhetoric, blurring the line between propaganda and political discourse.
By Xhabir Deralla with the CIVIL Hybrid Threats Monitoring (CHTM) Team Russian propaganda...
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SPECIAL REPORT: Diplomatic and political rupture amid arson attack on the Bulgarian Embassy in North Macedonia
An arson attack on the Bulgarian Embassy in North Macedonia has ruptured diplomatic relations, derailed EU accession talks, and opened a critical vulnerability for regional hybrid threat networks.
By Xhabir Deralla With the CIVIL Media Editorial Team & CIVIL Hybrid Threats Monitoring An...
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Old reflexes for a new reality: Journalism ethics and artificial intelligence – the case of North Macedonia
The new Journalists’ Code in North Macedonia addresses AI with good intentions, but fails to distinguish between manipulation, automation, editorial assistance and responsible newsroom use.
This is not a marginal or purely local debate. Around the world, artificial intelligence is...
Dželal Hodžić for CIVIL MEDIA: Srebrenica genocide denial is the final stage of the crime — and the region still has not learned its lesson
Remembering the victims of the Srebrenica genocide is not just an act of paying respects to the...
Mika Beuster (BJV) for CIVIL MEDIA: Russia seeks to isolate and intimidate journalists – we must STAND TOGETHER
Following a seven-day visit to Ukraine, the president of the German Journalists’ Association speaks about a letter from the Russian Embassy, the resilience of Ukrainian society, the courage of journalists working under war conditions, and why the PRESS marking can become a target rather than protection.
After seven days in Ukraine as part of the Media Dialogue 2026 mission, Mika Beuster, journalist...
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Dželal Hodžić for CIVIL MEDIA: Srebrenica genocide denial is the final stage of the crime — and the region still has not learned its lesson
Remembering the victims of the Srebrenica genocide is not just an act of paying respects to the...
Mika Beuster (BJV) for CIVIL MEDIA: Russia seeks to isolate and intimidate journalists – we must STAND TOGETHER
Following a seven-day visit to Ukraine, the president of the German Journalists’ Association speaks about a letter from the Russian Embassy, the resilience of Ukrainian society, the courage of journalists working under war conditions, and why the PRESS marking can become a target rather than protection.
After seven days in Ukraine as part of the Media Dialogue 2026 mission, Mika Beuster, journalist...
Skopje to Host Security Forum on the Role of the Western Balkans in European Stability
The forum “Architects of Stability: The Security Identity of the Western Balkans” will take place on June 15 at the Assembly of North Macedonia
The Skopje Security Forum 2026, titled “Architects of Stability: The Security Identity of the...
Mika Beuster (BJV) for CIVIL MEDIA: Russia seeks to isolate and intimidate journalists – we must STAND TOGETHER
Following a seven-day visit to Ukraine, the president of the German Journalists’ Association speaks about a letter from the Russian Embassy, the resilience of Ukrainian society, the courage of journalists working under war conditions, and why the PRESS marking can become a target rather than protection.
After seven days in Ukraine as part of the Media Dialogue 2026 mission, Mika Beuster, journalist...
Old reflexes for a new reality: Journalism ethics and artificial intelligence – the case of North Macedonia
The new Journalists’ Code in North Macedonia addresses AI with good intentions, but fails to distinguish between manipulation, automation, editorial assistance and responsible newsroom use.
This is not a marginal or purely local debate. Around the world, artificial intelligence is...
LogEx Community and The Balkan Forum Drive Regional Sustainability with 2026 Circular Economy Week
PRISHTINA, 26 May 2026 – The 2026 Circular Economy Week is officially underway, bringing together...
Mika Beuster (BJV) for CIVIL MEDIA: Russia seeks to isolate and intimidate journalists – we must STAND TOGETHER
Following a seven-day visit to Ukraine, the president of the German Journalists’ Association speaks about a letter from the Russian Embassy, the resilience of Ukrainian society, the courage of journalists working under war conditions, and why the PRESS marking can become a target rather than protection.
After seven days in Ukraine as part of the Media Dialogue 2026 mission, Mika Beuster, journalist...
![<h1>INFOGRAPHIC | Key blocs and political rivals in Bulgaria’s election: Prospects for a government [UPDATED]</h1> <h4>Rumen Radev’s ‘Progressive Bulgaria’ leads the polls, but a path to a stable 121-seat majority remains narrow and fraught with ideological rifts.</h4>](https://civiltoday.b-cdn.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Bulgarian-election-2026-3-440x264.png)
INFOGRAPHIC | Key blocs and political rivals in Bulgaria’s election: Prospects for a government [UPDATED]
Rumen Radev’s ‘Progressive Bulgaria’ leads the polls, but a path to a stable 121-seat majority remains narrow and fraught with ideological rifts.
By Xhabir Deralla For latest results, go to: POST-ELECTION UPDATE 2: The End of the Deadlock at...
Mika Beuster (BJV) for CIVIL MEDIA: Russia seeks to isolate and intimidate journalists – we must STAND TOGETHER
Following a seven-day visit to Ukraine, the president of the German Journalists’ Association speaks about a letter from the Russian Embassy, the resilience of Ukrainian society, the courage of journalists working under war conditions, and why the PRESS marking can become a target rather than protection.
After seven days in Ukraine as part of the Media Dialogue 2026 mission, Mika Beuster, journalist...
Mika Beuster (BJV) for CIVIL MEDIA: Russia seeks to isolate and intimidate journalists – we must STAND TOGETHER
Following a seven-day visit to Ukraine, the president of the German Journalists’ Association speaks about a letter from the Russian Embassy, the resilience of Ukrainian society, the courage of journalists working under war conditions, and why the PRESS marking can become a target rather than protection.
After seven days in Ukraine as part of the Media Dialogue 2026 mission, Mika Beuster, journalist...
The myths of the Russian military power: Nonexistent tanks, suspension of production and repairs of tanks and missile systems
By XHABIR DERALLA The myth of the Russian military power is probably one of the oldest and most...
Old reflexes for a new reality: Journalism ethics and artificial intelligence – the case of North Macedonia
The new Journalists’ Code in North Macedonia addresses AI with good intentions, but fails to distinguish between manipulation, automation, editorial assistance and responsible newsroom use.
This is not a marginal or purely local debate. Around the world, artificial intelligence is...
Dželal Hodžić for CIVIL MEDIA: Srebrenica genocide denial is the final stage of the crime — and the region still has not learned its lesson
Remembering the victims of the Srebrenica genocide is not just an act of paying respects to the...
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250 years and one day
At 250 years and one day, the USA faces a defining question: renewal of democracy, or surrender to authoritarianism and oligarchy.
By Xhabir Deralla The fireworks are over. The parade banners have been rolled up. The speeches...
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European facade, Balkan mud: The illusion of a multiethnic society and nationalism as the most profitable businesses in a captured state
Hatred here is not innate—it is systemically designed, politically sponsored, and heavily paid for on the backs of the citizens.
Xhabir Deralla For decades, the society in North Macedonia has been living in a dangerous...
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