The Director of the Center for Security Research, Aleksandar Nacev PhD, had a guest appearance on the show „Click Plus“ on TV21, where he spoke about the crisis management and protection and rescue system in Macedonia, and the latest political developments which have some security implications.
You can watch the whole interview on the following link:
As part of our strategy in building solid relations between the Center for Security Research in Skopje and leading international security research institutions, as well within the CSR framework for international cooperation, today we had a great kick-off meeting with the Kosovar Centre for Security Studies (KCSS), an independent policy research centre founded in April 2008 and based in Prishtina – Kosovo.
In the meeting with the Executive Director of KCSS, Mr. Mentor Vrajolli, we outlined the future scope of work and defined the common areas of cooperation between both organizations. The CSR aims to expand the understanding of international affairs, focusing on inter-relationship between security, conflict, and development, as well to assist governmental institutions in the region in understanding and dealing with modern security challenges through research and analysis.
The Director of the CSR Dr. Aleksandar Nacev took part in the Warsaw Security Forum 2022, from 4-5th of October 2022. During the Forum, he took active part in several discussions and panels, presenting the CSR views and analysis. Also, several networking opportunities were used and the CSR was presented to potential foreign partners and institutions.
From 3rd to 10th of July, our Head of the Department for law enforcement research Oliver Risteski MA, participed in the Warsaw Euro-Atlantic Summer Academy – WEASA 2020, a program funded by the European Commission and supported by Fundacja Liderzy Przemian, College of Europe in Natolin, German Marshall Fund of the United States and Fulbright Poland. The program covered topics related to the:
– Digital Transatlantic rift
– Social Media moderation, Big Tech & algorithmic radicalisation
– Geolocation and open source investigations – OSINT
– Investigative journalism
– Disinformation
– Election security
– Digital security
– Social media
– Data journalism
