The Pushkolli case reopens questions over Serbian wanted notices: INTERPOL, Kosovo and the risk of political misuse
The detention of former Kosovo Liberation Army member Fadil Pushkoli has once again raised questions about how requests submitted by Serbia through the INTERPOL system are handled, as well as the risk of political misuse of this international mechanism — an issue CIVIL MEDIA also examined following the Blerim Ramadani case in 2024.
By Xhabir Deralla Former member of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) and owner of the Kosovo-based...
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The 2024 Blerim Ramadani case: Beyond propaganda — the significance, successes and abuses of Interpol
Originally published in Macedonian by CIVIL Media in August 2024, this analysis of the Blerim Ramadani case looks beyond the immediate propaganda battle to examine Interpol’s role, major achievements, and vulnerability to political abuse. English translation published in September 2026.
By Xhabir Deralla The escape of Blerim Ramadani, a former member of the Kosovo Liberation Army...
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Deepening financial imbalances in Russia: Banks and regions increasingly finance the war
By Oleksandar Levchenko Russia’s financial system is showing increasingly pronounced signs of...
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The day after Peace Day
By Xhabir Deralla Yesterday was the International Day of Peace. It could’ve been any yesterday. Or...
Political Esotericism—A Lucrative Business Model
By Wolfgang Ressmann Against the backdrop of internet-based opinion bubbles, the post-truth era...
Deepening financial imbalances in Russia: Banks and regions increasingly finance the war
By Oleksandar Levchenko Russia’s financial system is showing increasingly pronounced signs of...
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The Pushkolli case reopens questions over Serbian wanted notices: INTERPOL, Kosovo and the risk of political misuse
The detention of former Kosovo Liberation Army member Fadil Pushkoli has once again raised questions about how requests submitted by Serbia through the INTERPOL system are handled, as well as the risk of political misuse of this international mechanism — an issue CIVIL MEDIA also examined following the Blerim Ramadani case in 2024.
By Xhabir Deralla Former member of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) and owner of the Kosovo-based...
Political Esotericism—A Lucrative Business Model
By Wolfgang Ressmann Against the backdrop of internet-based opinion bubbles, the post-truth era...
YOUth HUB launches European initiative to strengthen young people’s digital resilience
The Erasmus+ initiative brings together organisations from Germany, Poland, Czechia, Italy and...
Political Esotericism—A Lucrative Business Model
By Wolfgang Ressmann Against the backdrop of internet-based opinion bubbles, the post-truth era...
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...
Sergiy Berezhnoy: Political Orthodoxy has nothing to do with Christ – Russia weaponized religion against Ukraine
Interview by Xhabir Deralla For Father Sergiy Berezhnoy, a priest of the Orthodox Church of...
![<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...
Political Esotericism—A Lucrative Business Model
By Wolfgang Ressmann Against the backdrop of internet-based opinion bubbles, the post-truth era...
Deepening financial imbalances in Russia: Banks and regions increasingly finance the war
By Oleksandar Levchenko Russia’s financial system is showing increasingly pronounced signs of...
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...
The Pushkolli case reopens questions over Serbian wanted notices: INTERPOL, Kosovo and the risk of political misuse
The detention of former Kosovo Liberation Army member Fadil Pushkoli has once again raised questions about how requests submitted by Serbia through the INTERPOL system are handled, as well as the risk of political misuse of this international mechanism — an issue CIVIL MEDIA also examined following the Blerim Ramadani case in 2024.
By Xhabir Deralla Former member of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) and owner of the Kosovo-based...
Read More
The 2024 Blerim Ramadani case: Beyond propaganda — the significance, successes and abuses of Interpol
Originally published in Macedonian by CIVIL Media in August 2024, this analysis of the Blerim Ramadani case looks beyond the immediate propaganda battle to examine Interpol’s role, major achievements, and vulnerability to political abuse. English translation published in September 2026.
By Xhabir Deralla The escape of Blerim Ramadani, a former member of the Kosovo Liberation Army...
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YOUth HUB launches European initiative to strengthen young people’s digital resilience
The Erasmus+ initiative brings together organisations from Germany, Poland, Czechia, Italy and...
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