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Sour Grapes over Georgian Parliamentary Elections Results - A Divided “United-Opposition” Screaming Foul – Like Always!
Europe and the US should now have no excuse BUT to punish Georgia for no longer being mostly of one political orientation, as it now has diversity in the parliament, something that the EU should have too!
Turkey's BRICS Aspirations: Terrorist Attack Amid Rising Geopolitical Tensions
The recent terrorist attack on October 23 at the Terrorist Aerospace Industries headquarters in Turkey, which killed five and injured 22, has raised international concerns and stirred suspicions about foreign involvement, notably Western powers. Occurring during the BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia, where Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan was present, the attack has been perceived as a potential warning against Turkey’s alignment with BRICS.
USA: divisions are deepening as elections approach
Tensions within the presidential campaign are growing day by day. K. Harris is accusing D. Trump of striving to become a dictator and Trump is openly calling those who oppose him enemies.
