Russian Strikes Are Increasingly Extending Beyond Ukraine: Moldova as a New Front of Hybrid Pressure
By Oleksandar Levchenko Russian attacks on Ukraine are increasingly creating direct risks for...
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Defence, peace and security: North Macedonia needs a society-wide resilience strategy
In his column for CIVIL MEDIA, Professor Dr. Oliver Andonov argues that North Macedonia needs to...
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Russia’s Cognitive Warfare: The Battle for Minds, Decisions and Political Will
By Oleksandar Levchenko A few months ago, Foreign Policy published an article titled “Russia’s War...
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A city to save a life
More than 16,000 Ukrainians are being arbitrarily held by Moscow, without contact with the outside world or access to legal assistance. A city sponsorship campaign is urging Geneva to speak their names.
By Olivier Védrine Director of the Jean Monnet Association (JMA) More than 16,000 Ukrainian...
Russian Strikes Are Increasingly Extending Beyond Ukraine: Moldova as a New Front of Hybrid Pressure
By Oleksandar Levchenko Russian attacks on Ukraine are increasingly creating direct risks for...
A city to save a life
More than 16,000 Ukrainians are being arbitrarily held by Moscow, without contact with the outside world or access to legal assistance. A city sponsorship campaign is urging Geneva to speak their names.
By Olivier Védrine Director of the Jean Monnet Association (JMA) More than 16,000 Ukrainian...
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A city to save a life
More than 16,000 Ukrainians are being arbitrarily held by Moscow, without contact with the outside world or access to legal assistance. A city sponsorship campaign is urging Geneva to speak their names.
By Olivier Védrine Director of the Jean Monnet Association (JMA) More than 16,000 Ukrainian...
Russia’s Cognitive Warfare: The Battle for Minds, Decisions and Political Will
By Oleksandar Levchenko A few months ago, Foreign Policy published an article titled “Russia’s War...
YOUth HUB launches European initiative to strengthen young people’s digital resilience
The Erasmus+ initiative brings together organisations from Germany, Poland, Czechia, Italy and...
There is no good PR for bad politics
By Nikola Spasov In more than 15 years of working as a political consultant, I have realised that...
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...
There is no good PR for bad politics
By Nikola Spasov In more than 15 years of working as a political consultant, I have realised that...
A city to save a life
More than 16,000 Ukrainians are being arbitrarily held by Moscow, without contact with the outside world or access to legal assistance. A city sponsorship campaign is urging Geneva to speak their names.
By Olivier Védrine Director of the Jean Monnet Association (JMA) More than 16,000 Ukrainian...
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...
A city to save a life
More than 16,000 Ukrainians are being arbitrarily held by Moscow, without contact with the outside world or access to legal assistance. A city sponsorship campaign is urging Geneva to speak their names.
By Olivier Védrine Director of the Jean Monnet Association (JMA) More than 16,000 Ukrainian...
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The UDBA Culture of Governance
An essay on historical trauma, fear, and networks of loyalty
By Aleksandar Ivanov We often hear claims in public debate that some invisible “UDBA” mechanism...
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Four years since the arrest of Vilen Temeryanov: Journalism is not a crime – Russian aggression is a crime
Four years after the arrest of Crimean Tatar journalist Vilen Temeryanov by Russian occupation authorities, his captors remain silent. As his public advocate and President of CIVIL – Center for Freedom, I renew the demand for his immediate release and strongly condemn Russia's brutal, politically motivated repression of journalists in occupied parts of Ukraine.
By Xhabir Deralla This article first appeared in Macedonian on CivilMedia.mk on August 11, 2026....
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