Category: Politics

As the US prepares for direct negotiations with Tehran, President Trump signals both opportunity—and serious consequences. Amid rising tensions in the Middle East, President Donald Trump confirmed that the United States will begin direct nuclear talks with Iran this coming Saturday. The announcement came with a sharp warning: if Iran doesn’t come to the table seriously, it could face what Trump called a “very bad day.” The talks, Trump said,…

Donald Trump has set the stage for a seismic shift in trade policy. On Wednesday, during his ‘Make America Wealthy Again’ press conference at the White House Rose Garden, he will unveil new tariffs that he says will take effect “immediately.” While the anticipation builds, there are still more questions than answers. What Will the Tariff Package Actually Include? Trump’s approach to trade has always been aggressive, but the specifics…

Donald Trump has once again stirred political controversy, this time by suggesting he would be open to running for a third term as U.S. president. Speaking Monday while signing an executive order on ticket scalping, Trump hinted at potential ways to sidestep the constitutional two-term limit and even named his ideal Democratic opponent: former President Barack Obama. Trump’s Surprising Statement on a Possible Third Term While responding to reporters, Trump…

Legislation that would bolster religious protections in Georgia is one step away from becoming law, following a key vote in the state House Judiciary Committee. While supporters see it as a necessary safeguard, critics argue it could pave the way for legalized discrimination. House Committee Restores Original Version A pivotal vote in the Georgia House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, March 26, brought Senate Bill 36 (SB 36) back to its…

Georgia state Sen. Brandon Beach is stepping into a new role that will quite literally leave his mark on U.S. currency. President Donald Trump has named Beach as the next treasurer of the United States, a position that includes the high-profile duty of overseeing the U.S. Mint, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and Fort Knox. His signature will soon appear on U.S. bills, making him one of the most…

A political storm is brewing in Karnataka after state cooperation minister K N Rajanna filed a formal complaint, claiming he and 48 other political figures were honeytrapped — a scandal that’s now putting the government on the defensive. Explosive Allegations Rock the Assembly The drama unfolded last week when Rajanna first made the bombshell revelation in the Karnataka legislative assembly. He stated that nearly 50 politicians across party lines had…

Germany has ramped up its stance against Georgian authorities, imposing fresh visa sanctions on officials accused of suppressing ongoing pro-European Union demonstrations in the country. The move signals escalating tensions as Georgia’s political direction draws increasing international criticism. Berlin’s Bold Move: New Sanctions Hit Georgian Officials Germany isn’t holding back. For months, Georgians have flooded the streets, demanding a European future — and the government’s response? Force, arrests, and intimidation.…

Canada and four other key US allies have updated travel advisories, warning citizens about heightened risks of detention or deportation under the Trump administration’s stricter immigration policies. Allies Sound the Alarm Five of America’s closest NATO partners — Canada, Germany, the United Kingdom, Denmark, and Finland — are urging their citizens to think twice before traveling to the United States. The latest wave of travel warnings reflects growing unease about…

Media workers in Georgia are increasingly finding themselves caught between their duty to inform and the rising tide of hostility surrounding pro-European protests. Since November 28, 2024, a staggering 147 media rights violations have been reported — a grim reminder of the mounting pressure on press freedom. Escalating Abuses Against Journalists The Center for Media, Information, and Social Studies has documented an unsettling pattern: journalists, photographers, and cameramen subjected to…