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    Critical Perspectives on Climate Action in the Republic of North Macedonia
    (Institute for Human Rights & UNDP, 2024-02)
    Brsakoska Bazerkoska, Julija
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    Stojkovski, Ljupcho
    This work will shed light on the path of North Macedonia in meeting SDGs 13 and 16, on the normative requirements under these SDGs, and their interlinkage in this case. This is especially pertinent, since in almost all of the indicators that measure the progress in meeting SDG 13 and SDG 16 (related to good governance), the Republic of North Macedonia has been either “stagnating” or “decreasing” in the last year. Thus, at the conclusion of this work, some recommendations to address some of the shortcomings will also be provided.
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    Climate change as a security issue in the Western Balkans
    (Ministry of Defence, Republic of North Macedonia, 2024-06)
    Stojkovski, Ljupcho
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    Brsakoska Bazerkoska, Julija
    Climate change is a global challenge with direct environmental, political and socioeconomic repercussions for countries and peoples around the world. It is a direct threat, for example, to the territories of some states due to rising sea levels or fires and droughts, but is also a “threat” or a “risk” multiplier, undermining food security, energy security, economic security and access to fundamental natural resources, while also impacting the health of individuals and communities. This article deals with the connection between climate change and security and the security risks that climate change poses. It elaborates on the theoretical approaches to treat climate change as a security issue and argues that climate change, which is a multidimensional problem, should be seen, inter alia, as a security issue. In this context, the article also focuses on the risks and perceptions of climate change in the Western Balkan countries.