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Second Georgian opposition leader placed in pre-trial detention as crackdown widens

Georgia Politics · Georgia

Second Georgian opposition leader placed in pre-trial detention as crackdown widens

36% Center coverage: 22 sources

A Georgian court on Friday placed Nika Melia, a leader of the country's main opposition party, in pre-trial detention, amid a widening crackdown against a pro-Western opposition that has staged months of anti-government protests. Melia, a top leader of the Coalition for Change opposition bloc, was detained on Thursday for refusing to appear at a parliamentary inquiry into alleged crimes committed under jailed former President Mikheil Saakashvili between 2004 and 2012.See the Story

Australia's Defence Minister Urges Greater Military Openness From China

Australia Politics · Australia

Australia's Defence Minister Urges Greater Military Openness From China

54% Center coverage: 15 sources

Australian Defence Minister Richard Marles on Saturday urged greater transparency from China over its military modernisation and deployments as Pacific nations brace for a more assertive Chinese presence. Speaking to Reuters on the sidelines of the Shangri-La Dialogue defence meeting in Singapore, Marles said that while China remains an important strategic partner to Australia, more open communication between the two nations is key for a "productive" relationship.See the Story

Philippines defence chief says China needs to overcome 'deficit of trust'

South China Sea Dispute · Philippines

Philippines defence chief says China needs to overcome 'deficit of trust'

36% Right coverage: 14 sources

China has a "deficit of trust and credibility" it needs to overcome in order to mend its fraught defence ties with the Philippines, though any breakthrough in the near term remains unlikely, Manila's top defence official said on Saturday. Defence secretary Gilberto Teodoro told Reuters that the threat of China's growing military prowess was "undeniable", echoing comments from Pete Hegseth, the counterpart from his U.S. treaty ally.See the Story

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US will not tolerate Chinese 'exploitation' of universities, theft of research, says State Dept

US will not tolerate Chinese 'exploitation' of universities, theft of research, says State Dept

US will not tolerate Chinese 'exploitation' of universities, theft of research, says State Dept

US will not tolerate Chinese 'exploitation' of universities, theft of research, says State Dept

54% Right coverage: 13 sources

Tammy Bruce · United States See the Story

Thai government's $115 billion budget clears first parliamentary vote

58% Right coverage: 12 sources

The Thai government's 3.78 trillion baht ($115 billion) budget for the 2026 fiscal year passed its first parliamentary vote on Saturday, but there will be a series of further votes before it can be enacted. After a four-day debate, the draft budget bill, aimed at supporting a sluggish economy facing steep U.S. tariffs, passed with 322 votes in favour and 158 against. The Pheu Thai Party-led government has a majority in the House of Representatives, but there have been some tensions in the coalition.Thailand Politics · Thailand See the Story

Cuba issues verbal warning to top US diplomat in Havana for 'disrespectful conduct'

50% Right coverage: 20 sources

Cuba`s foreign ministry said on Friday it had issued a verbal warning to the top U.S. diplomat in Havana complaining of behavior it called "intervenionist," the latest escalation as tensions grow between the two long-time foes. Cuba said U.S. Chief of Mission Mike Hammer had incited "Cuban citizens to commit serious criminal acts, attack the constitutional order, or encourage them to act against the authorities," calling his actions a violation of the Vienna Convention norms on diplomatic relations. Havana, Cuba · Havana See the Story

Trump administration is concerned by deal to put Alibaba’s AI on iPhones, NYT reports

68% Center coverage: 22 sources

The White House and congressional officials have been scrutinizing Apple’s plan to strike a deal with Alibaba to make the Chinese company’s AI available on iPhones in China, The New York Times reported on Saturday. U.S. authorities were concerned that the deal would help a Chinese company to improve its artificial intelligence capacities, broaden the reach of Chinese chatbots with censorship limits and deepen Apple’s exposure to Beijing laws over censorship and data sharing, the paper said, citing three people familiar with the matter.Apple · China See the Story

Euro zone growth downgraded but employment holding up

66% Center coverage: 6 sources

The euro zone economy grew slower in the first quarter than initially estimated but employment held up well, indicating that the bloc keeps creating jobs despite years of anaemic expansion, data from Eurostat showed on Thursday.European Economy · Brussels See the Story

Judge temporarily blocks canceling of ABA grants amid Trump crackdown

40% Center coverage: 20 sources

A federal judge on Wednesday blocked the Trump administration from canceling the American Bar Association’s (ABA) federal grants. US Politics · United States See the Story

US Navy's new fighter jet threatened by funding dispute: Reuters

60% Center coverage: 10 sources

U.S. Navy · United States See the Story

Time to suffocate Russia's economy after 17th EU sanctions package, France says

47% Left coverage: 53 sources

The European Union must focus on a new sanctions package to suffocate Russia's economy and force President Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine, France's foreign minister said on Wednesday. Speaking after the EU adopted a 17th sanctions package, Jean-Noel Barrot said that the impact of sanctions had been insufficient so far, and the bloc needed to work with the United States, where Congress has prepared crippling measures should U.S. President Donald Trump decide to pressure Moscow.European Union · France See the Story

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