The State University of Tetova (Albanian: Universiteti Shtetëror i Tetovës; Macedonian: Државен Универзитет во Тетово) is a public university in North Macedonia. The university was established on 17 December 1994 as the first Albanian language higher education institution in Macedonia, though not recognized as a state university by the national government until January 2004. Courses and lectures are held in Albanian, Macedonian and English. As of 2018–19 school year, a total of 7,097 students are enrolled at the university..
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Today, the world needs more than ever for an elevation and advancement of spirituality, for a non-abuse of the sacred, so that we do not have pollution of the environment and pollution of interpersonal relationships. This article will analyze the defect of the crisis in general and the spiritual crisis in particular. As known, man, is between two decisions: to decide to sacrifice himself for the good, or to think only about the realization of his own desires, that is, to sacrifice the other to realize his desires. Therefore, the reflection of man towards the environment is an unfolding of what he has inside him. When the Qur’an defines man, it shows that he is essentially the main cause of problems, disorders, perversions, crises, etc.. This is understood from the terms with which man is defined in the Qur’an: haluan (Man was created not calm, unbearable), dhaluman jahula’ (... he is unjust, barbaric), etc..The ecological crisis and the lack of interpersonal relationships, which above all is an after-effect of the defilement of the soul, also show the general condition of humanity and the planet, regarding the extreme threat to the natural human environment, including air, land, water, and plant and animal species. This paper will analyse the compactness and distinction between the idea and behaviour of man, with special emphasis on the believer, which reflects on the personality of man, as well as his influence on having an attitude towards others and the environment. While writing this paper, investigative and comparative methodology and analytical methods will be used to compare the various ideas written in this field with the Scriptures. So, the main point is the critical approach to attitudes of man towards others and the environment.
Modernism can be extensively characterized as the global social development that grabbed hold in the late nineteenth century and arrived at its top just before World War I. In the mid-twentieth century, authors, for example, Henry James and Virginia Woolf, tried different things with shifts in schedule and story perspectives. Social change requested likewise changes in verbal plans and in essential styles of articulation, and that's just the beginning. The advanced novel trials with everything—and it does as such interminably, out of a feeling that structures should maintain changing in control to match innovation, to keep individuals newly and effectively mindful of it, and to find each additional opportunity advancement may make. To match innovation, notwithstanding, was just as important for the point, for the cutting-edge writer likewise needed to oppose it—or even reclaim it. The quintessentially present-day novel will in general encapsulate some redemptive expectation, some wish to reestablish importance or completeness or magnificence to the cutting-edge world. This is probably the most important aspect of literary works; they try to bring forward the issues that people were facing during the time those works were written, and at the same time, they try to criticize those social and historical developments, especially when the human being is downgraded morally. All these aspects make up the groundwork of our study, which we believe to explain and clarify with enough argumentation so readers of any background can understand and appreciate the importance of the modern English novel.
This study investigates the public perception of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its algorithmic influence on the European Union (EU) integration debate in North Macedonia. Given the need for fulfilling important geopolitical obligations, such as the mandatory constitutional reform, North Macedonia finds itself at a crucial point where the organic public sphere transitions into an AI-driven one. Using a quantitative, cross-sectional, correlational survey approach (N=357), the current research explores the level of computational propaganda recognition among citizens and the impact on their geopolitical attitudes. The findings reveal that North Macedonia is home to a population that is highly aware of the online space and that everyone in the sample perceives the manipulative nature of algorithms and the deliberate dissemination of Eurosceptic content. Additionally, there is a clear pattern of stratification by ethnicity in terms of the so-called "trust gap", where Macedonians show higher levels of digital cynicism than their ethnic counterparts because of the targeted manipulation of identity-related content. Most importantly, this research uncovers a striking phenomenon of "Digital Resilience" where both Albanians and Macedonians exhibit overwhelmingly high personal commitment to EU integration despite recognizing the polarized and manipulated digital space.
The aim of this study was a detailed examination of the arterial vascularization of the interpeduncular cisternal part (ICP) of a proximal segment of the human oculomotor nerve (ON). The blood vessels of the ONs were carefully microdissected and studied in 30 brain hemispheres using 6.3× to 20× magnification of the stereoscopic microscope. The arteries were injected with the mixture of 10% India ink and gelatin. For better understanding, one brainstem specimen was prepared following a histological procedure, transversely serially cut into 5-μm thick slices, and stained with Luxol fast blue. Another injected midbrain specimen was cut in 1-mm-thick transverse sections, completely cleared with methylsalycilate, and analyzed under transmitted light. The common oculomotor arteries (COAs) and the small oculomotor branches, which participate in the vascularization of the dorsal and ventral surfaces of the ICPs of ONs, were analyzed and their diameters were measured. The dorsal COA was present in 83.33% of the ONs, one per nerve, with an average diameter of 213.57 μm. The ventral COAs were found in 76.67% of the ONs, one per nerve, with an average diameter of 137.64 μm. The mean diameter of the dorsal COAs was significantly higher than the mean diameter of the ventral COAs (p < 0.001). The oculomotor fine central vessels supplied the oculomotor root exit zone (OREZ) with the central type of myelin, and distally, fascicles of the rest of ICS with the peripheral type of myelin. The results describing the ON arteries may have diagnostic and microsurgical significance. The lack of detailed morphological analysis of the dorsal region related to the ventral arterial vessels of the ICP, along with measurements of the oculomotor arterial diameters, guided us to conduct this anatomical research to improve diagnostic procedures and the quality of microsurgical interventions in this region.
