Category: Politics

Thousands Rally in Tbilisi Against Russian Influence A massive crowd gathered outside the Georgian Parliament yesterday under the slogan “No to Russian Occupation,” marking three months of sustained demonstrations. Protesters, who assembled at Heroes’ Square before marching down Rustaveli Avenue, are demanding new elections and the release of those arrested in previous protests. The rally, one of the largest in recent weeks, saw Georgia’s fifth president, Salome Zurabishvili, address the…

The United Nations General Assembly has adopted a resolution strongly condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, with 93 member states voting in favor, while 18 opposed the motion. The resolution, spearheaded by Kyiv and backed by the European Union—with the exception of Hungary—reaffirms Ukraine’s territorial integrity and explicitly designates Russia as the aggressor. Broad International Support, but Divisions Remain The resolution garnered significant backing from Western nations and their allies, reflecting…

The European Union is tightening the screws on Russia yet again. Its latest move? A fresh round of sanctions aimed squarely at airlines that continue to operate domestic flights within Russian territory. The new restrictions could have major consequences for foreign carriers, particularly those from third-party nations looking to do business in Russia’s aviation sector. A New Front in EU’s Economic Pressure Campaign The European Commission made its stance clear:…

Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili has come out swinging against the heavy fines imposed on demonstrators, calling the penalties unjust and excessive. At the same time, she has drawn attention to billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili’s recent ability to import an art collection worth half a billion dollars without paying customs fees. Protesters Face Staggering Fines Authorities have reportedly issued $300,000 in fines in just one day to protesters taking to the streets…

French President Emmanuel Macron publicly corrected former U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday, disputing Trump’s claim that European nations were merely loaning money to Ukraine rather than providing direct financial assistance. The sharp exchange took place during a meeting at the White House, highlighting deep transatlantic differences over how to support Ukraine amid its ongoing conflict with Russia. A Public Fact-Check at the White House Macron didn’t hold back when…

ATLANTA — Georgia senators have pushed forward a key piece of legislation aimed at restricting lawsuits, marking a significant win for Governor Brian Kemp. But the victory didn’t come without political maneuvering. Kemp had to make a concession to his own party to lock in enough support, highlighting the delicate balance of power within Georgia’s Republican-controlled legislature. Kemp’s Legal Overhaul Gains Traction In a 33-21 vote on Friday, the Senate…

Trump Escalates Attacks on Zelensky, Calling Him a ‘Dictator Without Elections’ Donald Trump has once again taken aim at Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, accusing him of doing a “terrible job” and missing an opportunity for peace talks with Russia. The remarks, made during a press conference at Trump’s Florida residence, come on the heels of a heated social media post where Trump labeled Zelensky a “dictator” and blamed him for…

Former President Questions $21 Million Allocation for Voter Turnout Donald Trump has reignited tensions over U.S. foreign aid spending, this time alleging that the Biden administration funneled funds into influencing India’s elections. Speaking at the FII PRIORITY Summit in Miami, Trump claimed that $21 million was spent on voter turnout efforts in India, implying an attempt to sway electoral outcomes. Trump Slams Biden’s Foreign Spending The former president did not…

BJP leader Rekha Gupta is set to be sworn in as the new Chief Minister of Delhi at a grand ceremony in Ramlila Maidan. Alongside her, six cabinet ministers will take their oaths, marking a new political chapter in the capital. The event will be attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other top dignitaries. Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma: A Strong Jat Leader Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma, a well-known Jat…

A second round of so-called presidential elections has been scheduled in Russian-occupied Abkhazia, setting the stage for a decisive vote between the two leading candidates. The runoff follows a first-round contest where no candidate secured an outright victory, highlighting the region’s ongoing political divisions and Moscow’s continued grip on its affairs. A Contested Vote in an Unrecognized State The so-called Central Election Commission of occupied Abkhazia has confirmed that Badra…