Secretary Blinken Highlights U.S. Support for Moldova's EU Aspirations

Blinken emphasized the collaborative efforts between the U.S. and Moldova to enhance democracy & support Moldova’s path to EU accession, particularly in response to Russia's aggression.

A volcanic eruption has resumed in Iceland near a fishing town already heavily damaged by a series of previous seismic events.

In a recent tweet, Iran’s Supreme Leader urged university students in the United States to become familiar with the Quran.

The EU has identified aid to Ukraine as a key security priority: The bloc will supply weapons and sign a security agreement.

'Chechnya lives under a regime of terror where dissent is not allowed”: An interview with Marta Ter Ferrer deliberatio.eu/en/opinions/ch…

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Georgian Parliament defied the President's veto on the controversial 'offshore law,' facilitating the transfer of offshore assets to Georgia.

The ruling party's swift approval on April 19 grants tax incentives for asset relocation, triggering concern of Georgia

The Balkans remains an area of unfinished business for Euro-Atlantic integration.

Luke Coffey underscores why Balkan countries should seek integration into the EU and NATO: arabnews.com/node/2516256

Delighted to welcome Secretary Antony Blinken back to Moldova. Your visit sends a powerful message of solidarity and reinforces our commitment to peace and democratic values.

Thank you, and to the US government, for your unwavering support and belief in our future.

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Georgian Economy Minister Levan Davitashvili stated that Georgian Government intends to name China Communications Construction Company Limited as its private partner for the Anaklia port project within the next few days.

He emphasized that proposals were exclusively

Azerbaijan and Slovakia recently signed a defense cooperation agreement, paving the way for joint defense production.

Under this agreement, Slovakia will produce weaponry financed by Baku.

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Sweden to give $1.3 billion in military aid to Ukraine

Levan Berdzenashvili, a Telavi city council member from the ruling Georgian Dream party, announced his resignation from the party and the council in protest against the foreign agent law.

'This is a protest against the law passed by Parliament.” On April 26, he vowed to resign

Denmark’s Prime Minister suggests Brussels should impose a 15+ age limit to shield children from harmful content and screen addiction.

Danish PM Mette Frederiksen believes only those over 15 should be allowed to register on social media platforms within the European Union.

Bulgaria’s election next month is boiling down to the role of a sanctioned tycoon and his capacity to undermine the nation’s fragile democracy.

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Georgian civil society organizations announced their disobedience to the Foreign Agents Law, adopted yesterday after the President’s veto was overridden.

They pledged to defend demonstrators' rights against the law and protect each citizen’s vote in the upcoming parliamentary

NATO is insisting on Ukraine being allowed to strike inside Russia with Western weapons. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg believes that the time has come for certain allies to review their restrictions on the use of weapons they have provided to Ukraine against targets in

We deeply regret the final adoption of the law on transparency of foreign influence by the Georgian Parliament. This is an alarming move in the wrong direction!

It contradicts the wish of the majority of the people of #Georgia for a European future. 🇪🇺🇬🇪

CHM Michael McCaul: 'Sadly, the Georgian parliament has overridden the president’s veto on the malign Russian ‘foreign agents’ law. They have chosen to take Georgia down a dark path deeper into Russia’s orbit and away from the bright future with the West that their people deserve.

Bidzina Ivanishvili: Who is the Putin-linked billionaire behind Georgia unrest? news.sky.com/story/bidzina-…

84 MPs committed treason against Georgia and its people today by overriding the President’s veto on the Russian law in Parliament.