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“We can no longer tolerate seeing intolerable behaviors every weekend in sports,” Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau said.

Opposition activists and journalists warn of efforts to silence them as police raid Western businesses and the homes of think-tank employees.

Foreign policy will be kingmaker when Georgians cast their votes on Saturday.

Georgia’s richest man, Bidzina Ivanishvili, is tilting his country toward Moscow ahead of an election on Oct. 26.

Washington fears that parents of children born through the procedure will not be recognized.

Rights campaigners have long suspected that combating violence against women is not a priority for the Islamist ruling party.

Foreign funding has supported the South Caucasus country’s economy for years.

The legislation bans same-sex marriage and changing one’s gender.

New threat against Slovak PM who was shot in an assassination attempt in May.

Aid groups have warned of the risks of the crackdown on Georgia’s LGBTQ+ community.

The country’s pivot toward Moscow could cost its citizens their ability to travel, according to unconfirmed reports.

Dozens of government politicians and their families could now face travel bans.

The false claim that the French president’s wife was a transgender woman was propagated beyond France.

Musk’s potential foray into government would represent a striking development for the billionaire.

How Harris and Trump choose to connect with young voters online could make or break their 2024 presidential campaigns.

“I absolutely reject any politicization of education,” says Education Minister Tomáš Drucker.

Georgian Dream looks to shut down party founded by former leader Mikheil Saakashvili.

The legislation triggered protests across the country and condemnation from human rights groups.

The Minnesota governor may bring rural appeal but his policies reflect a progressive agenda.

Human rights organizations sound the alarm over the controversial measure.

Messages shared between Democratic delegates and activists in California, the biggest and one of the bluest states, lay bare the infighting over their nominee’s fitness for a presidential run.

Tens of millions of euros in financial assistance will also be frozen as part of the decision, according to Brussels’ envoy.