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War drama inspired by Kosovo conflict gets U.S. premiere in New York
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“The Journalist’s Mission,” a feature film based on events from the Serbian-Kosovo War, will premiere in New York City on Sept. 24, 2026, with a Kosovo premiere set for Oct. 8. The timing aligns with the United Nations General Assembly debate,…
VIS opens public consultation on Moldova political platform
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VIS – Viitor Independent și Siguranță has published its proposed political program and invited Moldovan citizens and diaspora members to help shape it as the group moves toward legal registration.
Dr. Marie Murphy available for interviews on Newsom infidelity story
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San Francisco infidelity coach Dr. Marie Murphy says she is available to speak about the Gavin Newsom and Ruby Rippey story, bringing a nonjudgmental lens to how people discuss affairs in high-profile, power-imbalanced settings.
Stand Up for Science backs Fauci after Senate hearing
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Stand Up for Science is pushing back on Dr. Anthony Fauci’s July 29 congressional hearing on the origins of COVID-19, calling it a distraction from current public health threats.
Frankfurt to host EAPC’s 2026 political consultants conference
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The European Association of Political Consultants will hold its 2026 conference in Frankfurt am Main on 2–3 October, bringing together political strategists, campaign managers and public affairs professionals to focus on AI and technology in…
Africa PPP 2026 draws wider African participation for Nairobi summit
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More African PPP authorities, development financiers and infrastructure agencies have confirmed for the 16th Africa PPP Infrastructure Finance, Investment & Partnerships Summit in Nairobi from Nov. 11-13, 2026. The event aims to connect project…
Political satire book earns indie honors
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Sir Lawrence McAlister’s Conquer the Planet is drawing awards attention after landing honors from Foreword INDIES, the Dan Poynter Global Ebook Awards, Kirkus and Midwest Book Review.
Danielle Green advances biodiversity conservation through community engagement
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Lewis County Noxious Weed Specialist Danielle Green is being recognized for combining GIS, drone mapping, education, and volunteer outreach to fight invasive species in Western Washington.
Paul Rushworth-Brown gains Human Rights Award nomination
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Australian author, educator and journalist Paul Rushworth-Brown has been nominated for the 2026 Australian Human Rights Awards for work that uses historical fiction and public education to widen conversations about reconciliation, identity and…
Political risk insurance market seen reaching $10.77 billion by 2030
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The Business Research Company says the political risk insurance market is expanding as geopolitical tensions, cross-border investment, and currency volatility rise.
Shelley Grandy’s Devious Web taps Toronto tech, politics and murder
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Canadian author Shelley Grandy is promoting her mystery novel Devious Web as a vacation read that blends Toronto and Georgian Bay settings with Silicon Valley ambition, family conflict and political intrigue.
Sonya Dunn launches bid for Maryland comptroller
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Sonya Dunn is running for Comptroller of Maryland, pitching herself as an independent fiscal watchdog focused on transparency, tighter oversight and tax-dollar accountability.
GRMCA annual meeting draws nearly 200 attendees at Amelia Island
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The Georgia Ready Mixed Concrete Association brought nearly 200 attendees and their families to its 57th Annual Meeting July 19-22 at Omni Amelia Island Resort, where members heard industry updates, honored leaders and raised money for…
Yvan Chouinard unveils political thriller Libertyland
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Author and filmmaker Yvan Chouinard has released Libertyland, a new political novel set in a wealthy, tightly controlled country that trades freedom for security.
New book recasts Colorado statehood as a political power play
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Historian Maxwell Rotbart says Colorado’s 1876 admission to the Union was shaped more by partisan strategy and presidential politics than by frontier growth.
Young Africans turn more optimistic on Trump, survey finds
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A new 16-country survey finds roughly three in five young Africans think Donald Trump’s second term could improve their countries’ prospects, even as concerns persist over USAID cuts and U.S. access to African resources.
ButterflyMan publishes political thriller The Longest Line
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ButterflyMan has released The Longest Line, an international political thriller that uses fiction to examine espionage, disinformation and the vulnerability of modern democracies.
Economic Club of Las Vegas plans bipartisan midterm election event
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The Economic Club of Las Vegas will host a bipartisan reception on Aug. 26 at Park MGM to examine how the 2026 midterm elections could affect federal and Nevada policy.
VIS wants Moldova to turn diaspora remittances into investments
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VIS, a political initiative in formation, is proposing a national program to let Moldovans abroad voluntarily invest in projects at home through diaspora bonds, co-investment funds and a digital platform.
ButterflyMan pubblica The Longest Line, thriller politico sulla democrazia sotto attacco
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ButterflyMan ha annunciato la pubblicazione internazionale di The Longest Line, un thriller politico ambientato nell’era digitale che mette al centro spionaggio, guerra dell’informazione e influenza straniera.
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