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Tulsi Gabbard · Washington

Gabbard claims Obama officials ‘manufactured intelligence’ of 2016 Russian election interference

61% Right coverage: 166 sources

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Ukraine War · Germany

US and Germany agree to deliver five Patriot air defence systems to Ukraine, Berlin says

46% Left coverage: 26 sources

The Patriot missile system can detect and intercept a wide range of oncoming air targets, high-end ballistic missiles in particular, and is regarded as one of the world's best. See the Story

Military · Tbilisi

Georgia Hosts NATO Military Drills Despite Cooling Ties with the West

83% Center coverage: 6 sources

The war games involve more than 2,000 troops from 10 countries, such as Germany, Romania, Poland, Ukraine and Moldova.See the Story

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Gabbard claims Obama officials ‘manufactured intelligence’ of 2016 Russian election interference

OSCE Allies Demand Justice for Ukrainian POWs

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

The Netherlands, alongside 40 OSCE member states, have called for an independent investigation into the reported torture of Ukrainian POWs by Russian forces. By invoking the 'Moscow Mechanism', they aim to establish truth and accountability for alleged Russian war crimes in Ukraine, revealed Dutch Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp.International · Netherlands See the Story

EU Condemns GD’s ‘Disinformation and Baseless Accusations,’ Attacks on Ambassador - Civil Georgia

The European Union said it “firmly rejects and condemns” what it called the “disinformation and baseless accusations” by the Georgian Dream authorities regarding the EU’s role in Georgia, and “strongly denounced” the personal attacks against the EU Ambassador Paweł Herczyński. “Recent statements falsely claiming that the EU seeks to destabilize Georgia, drag it into war, or impose so-called ‘non-traditional values,’ constitute a deliberate attem…European Union · Tbilisi See the Story

Georgia’s New Ambassador Presents Credentials to U.S. President Donald Trump - Civil Georgia

Georgia’s newly appointed ambassador to the United States, Tamar Taliashvili, presented her credentials and, according to the Georgian Foreign Ministry, conveyed “key messages” to President Donald Trump. “It was a significant day for U.S.-Georgia relations,” Taliashvili said, as quoted by the Georgian Foreign Ministry in a July 25 press release. Taliashvili succeeds Davit Zalkaliani, who resigned in December 2024 after the U.S. suspended its str…Donald Trump · Tbilisi Read Article

Batumi Protester Sentenced to Nine Months in Jail, Four Others Fined - Civil Georgia

Batumi City Court Judge Viktor Metreveli on July 25 found five individuals from Batumi State University of Arts, including Dean Mamuka Jorbenadze and four students, guilty of group violence over a December 2024 campus incident, sentencing one of them, Anri Kakabadze, to nine months in prison and fining the others. Kakabadze, who has already spent seven months in pretrial detention, is expected to be released in two months. Prosecutors, who sough…Batumi · Batumi Read Article

TI-Georgia Condemns ‘Lenient’ Penalty for Attack on Regional Manager - Civil Georgia

Transparency International/TI-Georgia condemned what it called an “inappropriately lenient” punishment for the man who attacked its regional office manager, Zviad Koridze, in Batumi in January, while noting that the other alleged perpetrators were not charged and thus went unpunished. “This verdict is yet another example of how the regime protects its own violent supporters,” TI-Georgia, the country’s leading corruption watchdog, said on July 25…Batumi · Batumi Read Article

17 Detained During Eviction Operation in Tbilisi’s Africa Settlement - Civil Georgia

17 people, including residents and activists who came to support them, were detained by the end of July 24 in Tbilisi’s Africa settlement, where dozens of families had been evicted throughout the day. All were charged with administrative offenses for disobeying police orders. Under amended legislation, the offense is punishable by a fine ranging from GEL 2,000 (about USD 740) to GEL 5,000 (about USD 1,845), or by up to 60 days of imprisonment. T…Law · Tbilisi See the Story

Four Arrested Amid Eviction Tensions in Tbilisi Outskirts - Civil Georgia

Police detained four residents as tensions flared in Tbilisi's eastern Samgori district amid attempts by authorities to evict families from an apartmeTbilisi, Georgia · Tbilisi See the Story

Anna Dolidze Says Her For People Party Won’t Run in Local Elections - Civil Georgia

Anna Dolidze said her For People party, which ran as part of Lelo/Strong Georgia Coalition during last October’s vote, won’t be taking part in the upcoming local elections, noting it would be “unjustified” to lead supporters “into this kind of sacrifice.” “We do not consider the upcoming local elections to be any kind of contest, because there are no conditions of competitiveness present,” Dolidze said during the July 24 press briefing. Dolidze,…Georgia · Georgia Read Article

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