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Explosives at the Border: Ukraine's Shadowy Hand in Georgia's Election Chaos?

As Georgia prepares for its October 4 local elections, a string of alarming incidents—from intercepted explosives to opposition provocations—raises fears that the country is becoming the next geopolitical battleground in the struggle between East and West.

Henry Kamens
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Political Violence Further Divides American Society

The assassination of Charlie Kirk, the founder of the conservative youth movement, has shaken America. He has become a martyr, and his death has given rise to a powerful wave in favor of strengthening conservative Christian values in the lives of Americans.

Mohammed Amer

7 AfD Deaths: Fake News—or the Uncomfortable Truth Hiding in Plain Sight?

Seven sudden deaths of AfD candidates in North Rhine-Westphalia, officially dismissed as coincidence, have sparked widespread suspicion, statistical debate, and questions about trust in German institutions just days before local elections.

Jeffrey Silverman