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As Easter festivities took hold across Georgia, protesters in Tbilisi turned the holiday into another moment of collective action. Despite the celebrations, the heart of the capital remained charged with the echoes of ongoing protests, adding a layer of spiritual solidarity to their political struggle. On April 20, 2025, thousands of protesters gathered in front of the Kashveti Church, directly opposite Georgia’s parliament, to celebrate the Orthodox Easter together. It…

Spring has a way of renewing everything — from the earth beneath our feet to the animals on the farm. For Kristin Kimball, lambing season is a time of rebirth, bringing both exhaustion and joy in equal measure. It’s a season of long hours, constant vigilance, and, most importantly, the pure joy of newborn lambs. Kristin’s farm in the Champlain Valley of New York is a peaceful retreat, nestled between…

Azerbaijan swiftly responded to an emergency request from neighboring Georgia on April 19, 2025, supplying 380–400 MW of electricity following a major power outage caused by an accident on the Kavkasioni power transmission line. The incident affected Tbilisi and other regions, leaving many without electricity. Azerbaijan’s quick action is a testament to the strong energy ties between the two nations. The Power Outage: A Sudden Disruption The power failure in…

British Airways is making some serious moves in 2025, adding new and returning routes that stretch its wingspan from London to Asia and Europe. Sardinia’s Olbia, Japan’s Tokyo, Georgia’s Tbilisi, and Malaysia’s Kuala Lumpur are now on the board. It’s more than just a network expansion. It’s a strategic play to reconnect Brits with sun-kissed beaches, buzzing Asian capitals, and ancient cultural hubs — just in time for peak travel…

A big financial nod from the Asian Development Bank could reshape how Georgia stores and secures electricity, as the country takes a huge step toward future-proofing its energy. ADB has greenlit a $104 million loan to help Georgia build its very first energy storage facility — a strategic move that’s expected to strengthen grid reliability, cut foreign dependence, and unlock more renewable energy down the line. A Strategic Boost to…

Italian PM cuts off reporter’s question about anti-European slur, drawing laughs and online buzz during White House visit It was supposed to be a press event about trade. Instead, it turned into a viral moment of diplomatic shield work and quick reflexes. During Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s official visit to the White House on April 17, a tense question aimed at Donald Trump about calling Europeans “parasites” got cut…

Madison Procyk’s innovative concept could reshape daily life for millions living with Type 1 Diabetes Madison Procyk isn’t a household name—yet. But her work might one day change how millions of people live with Type 1 Diabetes. The Georgia Southern University grad student just clinched first place in an international competition with her concept for a new kind of insulin pump: smaller, simpler, cheaper, and less frustrating to use. Rethinking…

Beijing is done with threats. Washington’s new tariff salvo has triggered a sharp, but calculated, pushback from China. The gloves are off—again. In a move that’s sent shockwaves through international markets, Donald Trump’s administration announced sweeping new tariffs on Chinese imports, peaking at an eye-watering 245%. China’s response? It won’t dance to America’s tune. “If the United States continues to play the tariff numbers game, we will pay no attention,”…

A 21-year-old from Maharashtra is taking on the U.S. government over what he calls a life-altering decision made without warning. Chinmay Deore had one goal when he moved to Detroit in 2021: to become a computer scientist. Now, that dream hangs in the balance as the Wayne State University undergrad has found himself in the middle of a federal immigration battle that’s threatening to deport him. He’s not alone. Deore…