NOTES FROM UKRAINE: A lull that bodes no good
By Xhabir Deralla Kyiv, 23 July 2026, 11:27 p.m. There is a strange atmosphere in Kyiv tonight....
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Author: Xhabir Deralla
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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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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An era of change: AI, newsrooms, and the future of public trust
In the age of AI, journalism will not survive by refusing change, but by proving that responsibility, verification, and integrity can evolve with technology. The presence of AI is actually exposing whether editorial ethics existed in the first place.
By Xhabir Deralla As someone who entered journalism under a communist regime in which a journalist...
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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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