Georgian opposition shut out as pro-Russian ruling party consolidates power in latest elections
Following the 4 October vote, the Central Election Commission finalized results on 16 October.
Moldova turns to financier with deep Ukraine ties as new face of reform amid Russia’s threat
Alexandru Munteanu, a 61-year-old businessman and economist with no prior political experience, will be proposed for Moldova's Prime Minister position by the ruling Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS)
Serbia admits Russian operatives ran paramilitary camp to disrupt Moldova elections
Serbian leader acknowledges Kremlin involvement in destabilization plot for the first time, under pressure from EU officials.
Russia owes Georgia $275 million for war crimes, ECtHR rules
European Court finds Moscow responsible for systematic human rights abuses in occupied Georgian territory, adding to hundreds of millions in unpaid judgments.
Georgian government bans all communications for five arrested opposition leaders
Tbilisi imposes total isolation on protest organizers, blocking phone calls, family visits, and letters in what rights groups call solitary-style detention.
Georgia’s PM courts authoritarian allies as Western ties collapse after sham elections
Kobakhidze meets with Chinese and Belarusian ambassadors hours apart, accepting congratulations on the contested vote Western democracies refused to recognize.
One oligarch bet $7 billion on Russia winning fast. Georgia is paying the price.
Three years later, he's trapped—dismantling Georgian democracy to prove Moscow loyalty as Ukraine still fights.
Georgian protesters give government ultimatum after watching Moldova defeat Russia—all five leaders arrested
Pro-Russian party tightens control. Whether Georgia's democracy survives depends on what's next.
Romanian MP: Send troops to Ukraine before Russia reaches our borders
Romania got lucky Ukraine borders Russia instead—but Claudiu Năsui says his country can't count on luck holding forever.
Moldova stays European—here’s how they beat $180 million in Russian bribes
Despite Moscow’s disinformation and proxy protests, PAS wins big, handing Sandu a renewed mandate for Moldova’s European path.
Russia made Ukraine toxic to Moldovan voters—Sunday tests if it works
Moldova's Sunday election will decide whether Putin gets his next Belarus—a new platform for destabilizing NATO's border just as Ukraine fights for its survival.
Zelenskyy: UN is losing global influence as Russia exploits its veto power to hold peace “hostage”
Each failed vote, each blocked resolution makes the UN look less like a guardian of peace and more like a prisoner of its own rules.
Russia lobbies UN aviation agency to end air sanctions, claims violations of human rights
Russia is pressing the UN’s aviation body to lift sanctions on spare parts and overflights, claiming they violate “human rights,” even as its airlines scramble for Western components and its Belarusian ally faces fresh scrutiny over backdoor transfers.
Moldova elections: Russia’s spy agency pushes conspiracy of planned NATO “occupation”
Kremlin intelligence targets Moldova’s elections with claims of anti-Western plots.