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May 2024
A Court in Hong Kong Found 14 Pro-Democracy Activists Guilty
A Hong Kong court convicted 14 pro-democracy activists under a controversial national security law, marking a significant legal crackdown on dissent. The case involves 47…
Increasing Threat from Russia and Belarus; Poland to Spend Over Two Billion Dollars on Eastern Border Security
Poland is investing over two billion dollars to enhance security along its eastern borders due to rising threats from Russia and Belarus, particularly in light…
Georgian President Vetoes Controversial 'Foreign Agents' Law
Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili vetoed a controversial 'Foreign Agents' law that restricts foreign-funded NGOs, citing constitutional and European standard violations. The ruling party, 'Georgian Dream,'…
Associated Press: European Parliamentary Elections Held Amid Attacks on Politicians
The European Union is facing heightened concerns over political violence as Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico was shot in an assassination attempt. This incident, along…
Draft EU Plan for Long-Term Support of Ukraine Developed
The EU has developed a draft plan for long-term security support for Ukraine, which includes military aid and training. This initiative aims to reassure Ukraine…
Zelensky Calls for More Weapons to Halt Russian Advances in Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with European Parliament President Roberta Metsola, emphasizing the urgent need for increased weapon supplies from allies to counter Russian advances.…
EU Representatives Agree on Using Frozen Russian Assets to Aid Ukraine
EU representatives have agreed to allocate $3.2 billion annually from frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine, with a significant portion designated for military expenses. This…