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TsibilisiSince June 20, protests have swept Georgia. The unannounced start of the protests was done as a provocation. The consequences however, are utterly painful, especially for the average citizen of Georgia.

TunisTunisian Prime Minister Youssef Chahed has banned the Muslim face covering niqab for women in Tunisian government offices "for security reasons" according to his office.

The crisis at the US border with Mexico continues to be a growing problem with no solution. The two sides of the political aisle are so busy fighting each other that President Donald Trump will not accomplish much.

The sigh of relief in the leftwing German Forest on Thursday evening was almost audible: At last some reports of "native German" tourists involved in a sexual crime. But it now turns out that German media misrepresented the facts.

ParisFrench MP, Laetitia Avia, a Togolese immigrant and avid Macronista, has been pushing for censoring free speech on the Internet. A French journalist argues that Avia has been playing the part of the perfect "victim".

The Dutch parliament or Tweede Kamer at The Hague, has become the first elected body in Europe to express its opposition to the policy of "expropriation without compensation" adopted by South Africa's ANC regime against white Afrikaner farmers.

RomeTwo more standoffs with migrant ships in the Mediterranean heading for Italy were reported on Friday.

BudapestZoltan Kovacs, the Hungarian State Secretary for International Communications and Relations, said a recent article in a British news paper claiming the Hungarian government was dismantling media freedom and judicial independence “simply doesn’t square with the reality of today’s Hungary”.

BerlinThe Berlin AfD has released an information portal on the subject of left-wing extremism.

The left has long forsaken an affinity with the working class, argues Paul Craig Roberts. Today, being leftwing has more to do with being anti-white, especially anti-white male.