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Chiatura Miners Take Their Fight to Tbilisi: Calls for Nationalization and Unpaid Wages Intensify

Hundreds of Chiatura miners have taken their battle from the depths of Georgia’s manganese mines to the heart of its capital. After weeks of unrest, they gathered outside the Government Administration building in Tbilisi, demanding justice for unpaid wages and a radical shift in how the mining industry operates. From Local Unrest to National Uproar What started as a local labor dispute in late February has now escalated into a…

Georgia Gas Prices Climb Again — But Still Cheaper Than Last Year

Gas prices in Georgia are creeping upward again, leaving drivers watching the numbers tick higher at the pump. The latest data shows a 6.8-cent rise per gallon over the past week, bringing the average to $2.93. While that’s still nearly 40 cents cheaper than this time last year, the slight hike has many wondering what’s next. A Week of Steady Increases It’s been a slow but noticeable climb. According to…

Canada, European Allies Issue Fresh Travel Warnings Over Trump’s Immigration Crackdown

Canada and four other key US allies have updated travel advisories, warning citizens about heightened risks of detention or deportation under the Trump administration’s stricter immigration policies. Allies Sound the Alarm Five of America’s closest NATO partners — Canada, Germany, the United Kingdom, Denmark, and Finland — are urging their citizens to think twice before traveling to the United States. The latest wave of travel warnings reflects growing unease about…

Six Months After Hurricane Helene: Dublin, Georgia’s Road to Recovery

The winds may have died down, but the scars remain. Six months after Hurricane Helene tore through Central Georgia, Dublin stands as a testament to resilience — a city that faced devastation head-on and clawed its way back. A City Transformed by the Storm Hurricane Helene wasn’t just another storm. It was a force that ripped through Laurens County, leaving behind wreckage, grief, and uncertainty. Trees crashed onto homes. Power…

Chiatura Miners Demand State Control as Bankruptcy Hits Operations

Thousands of miners in Chiatura, Georgia, are taking to the streets after the collapse of a major mining company left them jobless. They’re calling on the government to step in, but officials are pushing back. Bankruptcy Sparks Anger and Uncertainty The situation erupted after the Chiatura Management Company, a key contractor for Georgian Manganese, filed for bankruptcy on February 28. More than 3,500 miners suddenly found themselves out of work.…

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ARK Homes Completes 237-Townhome Build-to-Rent Community in Brunswick, Georgia

ARK Homes For Rent has officially opened Walker Point, a sprawling build-to-rent community featuring 237 townhomes across 25 acres in Brunswick, Ga. The milestone was marked with a ribbon-cutting event last week, celebrating the company’s latest addition to the fast-growing single-family rental market. A New Era for Brunswick Living Walker Point isn’t your average rental community. It’s designed to blend comfort with convenience — and a touch of luxury. The…

Salome Zurabishvili Heads to the Baltics for Diplomatic Talks

Georgia’s President Salome Zurabishvili has kicked off a diplomatic tour across the Baltic region, aiming to strengthen ties and secure international backing at a critical moment for her country’s future. Building Bridges with the Baltics Zurabishvili’s itinerary covers Vilnius, Riga, and Tallinn — three capitals that hold significant weight in European politics. Each stop is packed with high-stakes meetings. She’s set to meet with Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda, Latvian President…

Mastercard’s Bold Push to Make Georgia a Must-Visit Destination

International tourists visiting Georgia are getting a surprise perk — luxury experiences at a discount, thanks to Mastercard’s latest initiative. The campaign isn’t just about savings; it’s reshaping how travelers experience the country while giving local businesses a welcome boost. A Win-Win for Tourists and Businesses Georgia has been steadily climbing the ranks as a travel hotspot, drawing in visitors with its rich history, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality. Mastercard’s…

Spring Thaw: Georgia’s Weather Set for a Warmer Turn from March 24

The clouds are finally parting in Georgia, bringing a much-needed break from the relentless cold and rain. After days of chilly, wet weather, warmer conditions are expected to sweep across the country starting March 24, giving both locals and visitors something to look forward to. A Rainy Stretch Holds On — For Now Georgia has been stuck in a gloomy pattern of rain and cold temperatures. The damp, overcast skies…

Hyundai Bets Big on U.S. Manufacturing with $20 Billion Investment

South Korean auto giant Hyundai Motor Co. is gearing up to pour a massive $20 billion into new manufacturing plants in Georgia and Louisiana — a move set to reshape its electric vehicle (EV) strategy and buffer against mounting trade tensions. A Bold Play to Secure U.S. Ground The company plans to build its third American automotive plant in Georgia while setting up a new steel manufacturing facility in Louisiana.…