World News Roundup: From Taipei Pride to Geopolitical Tensions

This summary encapsulates the latest global events, including East Asia's largest Pride march in Taipei, political tensions in Georgia, a tragic attack on Iranian border guards, rival marches in London, and possible slavery reparations discussions. It also covers key political campaigns in Michigan and geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran.

In Taipei, over 180,000 participants gathered for East Asia's largest Pride march, spearheaded by Taiwan's Vice President and a renowned drag queen. This celebration of LGBTQ+ rights highlights Taiwan's progressive stance amid regional tensions regarding sexual minority rights.

In Georgia, a pivotal parliamentary election poses a choice between Western integration or a return to Russian influence. As voting commenced, the political landscape remains divided with the ruling party facing significant opposition.

A tragic incident unfolded in southeastern Iran, where ten border guards were ambushed and killed by suspected militants. This area, bordering Afghanistan and Pakistan, is notorious for clashes involving Iranian forces and militant groups.

(With inputs from agencies.)