Bojan Georgievski

Bojan Georgievski has an MA from the Faculty of Law, Department of International Law and International Relations. His research interests fall into several areas: the right to privacy and the protection of personal data, media law and new social media. He is the author of several academic and research articles.

The marathon towards the EU feeds the Russian propaganda in Macedonia

Sonja Kramarska

05.12.25

The marathon towards the EU and the obscured perspective due to the indecisiveness of the Brussels bureaucracy have left room for Russian influence in Macedonia as...

Fragmented institutions, strong manipulation campaigns: why we need an integrated response

Aleksandar Grizhev

02.12.25

North Macedonia is going through a particularly sensitive period: Euro-Atlantic integration, frequent electoral processes, complex regional and global security challenges. In such contexts, foreign influence campaigns very rarely come “waving a flag and signed at the...

When Fake News Marches Ahead of Students

Slobodan Martinović

17.11.25

Disinformation in this context is not simply “fake news.” It is a systematic way to disrupt trust in institutions, media, and fellow...

The City That Wants Both Order and Soul, But Has to Choose Only One

27.10.25

The average Skopje citizen isn’t an ideologue. He’s a surviving democrat, a person who votes the way he goes to work, not with faith, but with a sense of responsibility. He knows he’ll be disappointed, but refuses to become indifferent. In every vote, there’s...

Voicing the public interest in Macedonia

Bojan Georgievski

06.10.15

Bojan Georgievski, MA, Institute of Communication Studies Having in mind the recent political developments in the country, it has never been more important to deconstruct the meaning of the term Public interest. It seems that the term has various meanings, depending on...

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