Slovak “peace marches” stirred up pro-Russian sentiment in society

Michaela Ružičková

10.05.23

Marches calling for peace in Ukraine were held in Slovakia during February and early March 2023. Paradoxically, the peace marches served the Kremlin's...

Gender equality is the eternal effigy of the Church

Sonja Stojadinovic

08.05.23

Gender equality that women seek is neither a threat to society nor to the family, but solely to the misogynistic and patriarchal system that has oppressed women for...

The attitude of the citizens of Serbia towards the EU in the jaws of anti-Western sentiment

Denis Kolundzija

03.05.23

If a referendum on Serbia's entry into the European Union were held today, 43 percent of citizens would answer "yes,” 33 percent would be against it, while one in ten does not know what to answer. Fourteen years earlier, support for Serbia's membership in the EU...

Life with cystic fibrosis does not have to be this difficult

Elena Gagovska

28.04.23

Clearly, we cannot eradicate the profit motive overnight, but how can we immediately help CF patients and those with rare...

Montenegro’s road to the EU is paved with disinformation

Tamara Cupać

19.04.23

Montenegro officially started negotiations with the European Union (EU) on June 29, 2012. On its path to integration, like the rest of Europe and the world, it was not and is not resistant to the power of propaganda, disinformation, and fake...

Macedonia and the EU: The negotiation framework is too narrow for the (dis)information

Sonja Kramarska

12.04.23

This was a start mired with confusion, uncertainty, political drama, and countless questions about whether Macedonia actually managed to hop on the European train or the train escaped yet...

Slovak “peace marches” stirred up pro-Russian sentiment in society

Michaela Ružičková

10.05.23

Marches calling for peace in Ukraine were held in Slovakia during February and early March 2023. Paradoxically, the peace marches served the Kremlin's...

Gender equality is the eternal effigy of the Church

Sonja Stojadinovic

08.05.23

Gender equality that women seek is neither a threat to society nor to the family, but solely to the misogynistic and patriarchal system that has oppressed women for...

The attitude of the citizens of Serbia towards the EU in the jaws of anti-Western sentiment

Denis Kolundzija

03.05.23

If a referendum on Serbia's entry into the European Union were held today, 43 percent of citizens would answer "yes,” 33 percent would be against it, while one in ten does not know what to answer. Fourteen years earlier, support for Serbia's membership in the EU...

Life with cystic fibrosis does not have to be this difficult

Elena Gagovska

28.04.23

Clearly, we cannot eradicate the profit motive overnight, but how can we immediately help CF patients and those with rare...

Montenegro’s road to the EU is paved with disinformation

Tamara Cupać

19.04.23

Montenegro officially started negotiations with the European Union (EU) on June 29, 2012. On its path to integration, like the rest of Europe and the world, it was not and is not resistant to the power of propaganda, disinformation, and fake...

Macedonia and the EU: The negotiation framework is too narrow for the (dis)information

Sonja Kramarska

12.04.23

This was a start mired with confusion, uncertainty, political drama, and countless questions about whether Macedonia actually managed to hop on the European train or the train escaped yet...

Volume 2 | No 1 | March 2023

22.03.23

The latest edition of KAIROS focuses on how youth can improve their digital media literacy skills, be responsible media consumers, and learn how to use media for good. In this edition, you'll find articles that explore topics such as disinformation, social media communication, means of improving media literacy education in high schools and universities, and the impact of social and traditional media on mental health.