Rights

Hungarian prime minister visits Tbilisi to embrace Russia-friendly Georgian Dream after disputed election.

Robert Jenrick said Commonwealth nations owe Britain a “debt of gratitude” for promoting peace and prosperity.

A British tea room in the swing state of Georgia plays host to some unlikely political views.

The opposition wants Western nations to help overturn the results of the vote.

Left-wingers rail against rightward shift ahead of showdown with commissioners.

A growing Kremlin-friendly bloc in Central Europe would pose a major problem for the EU.

Newly elected lawmakers set their sights on archaic customs like “bobbing” to win the Commons speaker’s attention.

In the country’s seventh election since 2021, voter participation remained low.

Opposition leaders have decried the voting as rigged.

A top Trump adviser opens up about the effort to court a different set of voters.

The consequential election comes as the governing Georgian Dream party presides over a widening split with the West.

A “catastrophic level of killing, destruction and starvation” afflicts the enclave as Israel’s attacks continue, EU foreign affairs chief says.

In eastern North Carolina, the former president tells voters why the pandemic caused inflation, not Democrats, and prescription-drug prices are on the ballot.

Our reporters dissect the significance of the moment.

The vice president is trying to recapture the energy from the start of her campaign.

The Democratic lawmakers join NASA chief Bill Nelson in calling for a confirmation of bombshell report revealing alleged regular contact between the mogul and Moscow.

Hacktivists have published a list of individuals allegedly embroiled in election fraud.

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

Two men, worlds apart, are flying the flag in Samoa. But there’s more to connect the monarch and new UK PM than meets the eye.

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

Sakharov Prize goes to politicians who took on authoritarian ruler Nicolás Maduro.

“There should be … a ‘come to Jesus’ moment, where we truly look at one another in the eye,” Bahamas leader Philip Davis told POLITICO.

It was a “mistake” to side with the far right in yet another migration quarrel, top EPP lawmaker said.

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