Detained Georgian Priest Curses Prosecutors And Law Enforcers
Detained Georgian Priest Curses Prosecutors And Law Enforcers.
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Detained Georgian Priest Curses Prosecutors And Law Enforcers.
One of the most powerful constraints on demonstrations and protests in the Russian Federation today is the assumption that such actions do not have an impact on the powers that be and thus participation in them involves high risks with low chances of making a difference. Most Russians…
NATO General Staff And Russia Hold Talks For The First Time After Relationship Freeze.
On March 2 Supreme Court of Georgia decided to transfer the most popular opposition TV station of the country, “Rustavi 2,” to the former owner, businessman Kibar Khalvashi. The court ruled to cancel the registration of shares of the current owners Levan Karamanishvili (22%), George Karamanishvili (18%), “TV Sakartvelo” (51%)…
Russia’s Prime Minister and ex-President Dmitry Medvedev, a quiet and unassuming man critics have discounted as a “sleepy clown,” is the mastermind of a multi-billion corruption scheme, activists allege. Medvedev is at the center of an enormous investigation published on Thursday by the Anti-Corruption Foundation (ACF), an NGO run by…
Ukraine’s central bank governor, Valeriia Gontareva, has said she may resign. There have been reports of her leaving her post but she publicly said it may be a possibility on Thursday at a press briefing in Kyiv. When asked by reporters if the rumors were true, she answered, “That could…
Russia Accuses NATO, EU And Albania Of Meddling In Macedonia.
The issue of labor migration and economic migration has been at the forefront of European politics for some time now. A basic tenant of the EU is free migration to wealthier countries where labor is needed. The issue of economic migration from the Middle East has radically changed the Continent…
Poland’s defense minister honored Polish fighters against the former communist regime as heroes, patriots, and founders of freedom. Poland owes its freedom to the anti-communist fighters who did not lay down arms after World War II, the nation’s defense minister said Wednesday, reports AP. Defense Minister Antoni Macierewicz made the…
The Secrets of Russia’s Propaganda War, Revealed.