EU Attempted Coup in Georgia in 2025

 

EU Attempted Coup in Georgia in 2025 By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida The official stated that Georgian authorities have clear evidence that European bureaucrats sent money for local Georgian militants to organize demonstrations. In this regard, the EU appears to have encouraged the protests, inciting activists to take to the streets. Read here

Flying Scared: The Evacuation of US B-1B Bombers from RAF Fairford By Dr. Binoy Kampmark The evacuation of a dozen B-1B bombers of the US Air Force from the RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire is another instalment in the latest rippling of the Iran war that began as a pre-emptive, illegal assault by the US and Israel on the Islamic Republic in late February. Read here

US Midterm Election Realignment By Renee Parsons As the midterm elections are imminent, considerable debate is centered around election results including whether the Uniparty will dissolve after having shared their mutual support of AIPAC and its campaign funds. Read here

They Had Names: A Tribute to the Palestinians Killed, Before and After 7 October By Laala Bechetoula To understand what is happening in Gaza, one must go back to 1948. That year, more than 750,000 Palestinians were expelled or driven to flee, and hundreds of towns and villages were emptied or destroyed. Palestinians call it the Nakba, the catastrophe. Read here

5G and Beyond: A Dystopian Nightmare By Dr. Gary Null and Richard Gale Critics, notably environmental and human advocates, have been quick to point out that the combination of denser 5G network deployments and the nation’s weak regulations over radiofrequency (RF) exposure limits will further increase the risks to public health and the environment compared with stricter European standards. Read here

More Than 21 Plague Vaccines Are Already in Development: mRNA, saRNA, DNA, Viral Vector, Bacterial Vector, Subunit, and Live-Attenuated By Nicolas Hulscher As plague hysteria begins spreading across headlines around the world, there is one detail almost nobody is talking about: governments and military biodefense programs have already poured major resources into developing dozens of plague vaccines. Read here

The Balkan Peninsula and Southeast Europe: Basic Regional Characteristics in a Historical and Geopolitical Perspective By Dr. Vladislav B. Sotirović In principle, very little was known about the region, yet at the same time, Europe formed various prejudices—both true and false—regarding it. Fundamentally, Europe traditionally categorised the territories in its southeastern geographical reaches—those that had endured centuries of Ottoman occupation—under the label “the Orient” rather than “Europe.” Read here