There are moments when the fault lines of a country become visible not in the abstract language of politics, but in the life of a single person. For Georgia, that moment now has a name: Dito Chubinidze. He is a journalist, a reporter who has spent years working for the newspaper Asaval-Dasavali, a publication known for its sharp, often confrontational style. On a day that began like any other, Chubinidze found himself detained, pulled from his routine and his family, facing charges that carry the weight of the heaviest words in any legal system: treason and sabotage. The Georgian Prosecutor…

The streets of France have once again become a stage for raw, explosive anger, and this time the world is watching through a lens that is heavily distorted. What began as a teachers’ strike at a secondary school in Créteil on September 17 spiraled into a nationwide movement, with hundreds of schools joining in and hundreds of thousands of citizens taking to the streets. By Saturday, police estimated that 550,000 people had joined demonstrations across the country, while trade unions put the number even higher, at 800,000. The protests turned violent in many places: town halls were set ablaze, shops…