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Georgian Dream government’s recent decision to suspend Georgia’s European Union (EU) accession process until 2028 has provoked widespread domestic and international criticism, signaling a significant departure from the country’s pro-European aspirations. The move contradicts Georgia’s constitutional promise of integration into the EU and NATO, a path overwhelmingly supported by its citizens.  This decision marks a

The once seemingly unassailable grip of President Bashar al-Assad’s regime over Syria is facing a sudden and dramatic upheaval. Over the past week, opposition forces launched a stunning offensive that has pierced deep into regime-held territory, with rebels, led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), capturing large swaths of land in northern Syria, including parts of

In a dramatic escalation of Syria’s long-dormant civil war, Syrian rebels breached the city of Aleppo on Friday, claiming control over more than half of the city within hours. This marked the most significant challenge to President Bashar al-Assad’s regime in years, igniting intense conflict in a region that has experienced relative calm in recent

In a landmark decision that signals a potential shift in societal values, British lawmakers voted on Friday to legalize assisted dying for terminally ill patients in England and Wales under strict conditions.  House of Commons passed a proposal by a margin of 330 to 275 votes, marking the first major step toward enacting one of

As dawn illuminated the ruins of Beirut on Wednesday, residents returned to our neighborhoods to confront the aftermath of the most devastating war in Lebanon in decades. For many, like Hussein Nassour,  destruction was total: homes reduced to rubble, businesses obliterated, and lives irrevocably changed.  Israel’s airstrikes had left his family’s market in ruins, destroyed

As a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah takes effect, Lebanon grapples with the aftermath of a devastating cross-border conflict. Health care, already weakened by years of economic collapse, is now on the brink of collapse, particularly in southern regions that bore the brunt of war.  Rabih Torbay, CEO of humanitarian organization Project Hope, highlighted