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Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto’s playful comment about having “Indian DNA” left Indian leaders in stitches at a banquet hosted by President Droupadi Murmu. Subianto was the chief guest at the Republic Day parade in Delhi on Sunday, where the remark created a light-hearted moment. On the evening before the grand parade, Subianto made the remark during a banquet at Rashtrapati Bhavan, which was attended by President Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra…

The State’s Groundbreaking Move to Standardize Personal Laws and Empower Women Uttarakhand is poised to make history by becoming the first Indian state to implement the Uniform Civil Code (UCC), marking a significant shift in the country’s legal landscape. Set to be launched on Monday, this legislation promises to address key societal issues surrounding marriage, divorce, inheritance, and live-in relationships. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, who has been a strong…

The World’s Largest Iceberg is Headed for a Remote British Island, Endangering Its Wildlife Iceberg A23a, currently the largest iceberg on Earth, is on a collision course with the remote British island of South Georgia, posing a grave threat to its wildlife. Measuring nearly 1,500 square miles — about twice the size of Greater London — this massive iceberg is bringing a dangerous mix of environmental consequences for the island’s…

Two active-duty units from Fort Stewart, Georgia, have been called upon to bolster security at the U.S. southern border, signaling renewed federal focus on border challenges. The deployment, announced late Thursday, comes amid growing national debate over border security and immigration policies. Fort Stewart Units Answer the Call Fort Stewart, home to the U.S. Army’s 3rd Infantry Division, is no stranger to high-stakes operations. Two of its active-duty units have…

Georgia football has enjoyed an unparalleled reign of dominance under head coach Kirby Smart, but recent struggles in the transfer portal and a shaky forecast for 2025 have prompted analysts to wonder if cracks are forming in the Bulldogs’ foundation. As rivals gain ground and the SEC becomes even more crowded with powerhouse programs, Smart’s ability to keep Georgia at the summit is being called into question. A Rocky Offseason…

A fatal neurological illness, chronic wasting disease (CWD), has been detected in Georgia for the first time, state wildlife officials confirmed on Thursday. The disease, which primarily affects deer, elk, and moose, was identified in a white-tailed deer from Lanier County. The positive test result, confirmed by a U.S. Department of Agriculture lab, marks Georgia’s first encounter with the disease, which has been present in 35 other states and parts…

Activists and opposition leaders have accused Georgia’s Public Defender, Levan Ioseliani, of jeopardizing the safety of human trafficking and violence victims by allegedly revealing the location of a crisis center during an interview on Public Television on January 26. The disclosure has sparked widespread condemnation, prompting the removal of the interview from digital platforms. However, Ioseliani dismissed the backlash as an “artificial uproar.” Public Defender Denies Wrongdoing Amid Uproar In…

EDEN Development, one of Egypt’s top real estate firms, has announced plans for three ambitious projects across Egypt and Georgia, with a combined sales target of EGP 6 billion. The company is setting its sights on continued growth, with a focus on luxury developments designed to cater to a diverse market. The first of these projects, Sequoia, will be located on Egypt’s North Coast, followed by the E One Business…

The Habersham County Board of Education has decided to opt out of Georgia House Bill 581, a measure designed to limit property tax increases. While the bill received approval from local voters, school officials have their reasons for stepping away from the program. What Is House Bill 581? House Bill 581 introduces a floating homestead exemption aimed at providing tax relief by capping the annual increases in property values. The…

Governor Brian Kemp has issued an executive order concerning Cordele City Commissioner Royce Reeves following serious criminal indictments. The review commission, tasked with assessing whether Reeves should be suspended from office, has a tight deadline to present its recommendations. Charges Against Commissioner Reeves Commissioner Royce Reeves faces a wide array of criminal charges stemming from an indictment issued on Nov. 12, 2024. These charges include: Three counts of violating Georgia’s…