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32 Georgian Nationals Deported from Ireland in Largest Removal Operation in Six Years
Thirty-two Georgian nationals were deported from Ireland on Thursday night in what authorities describe as the largest removal operation conducted by the country in more than six years. The deportees, consisting of 28 men, three women, and one child, were flown to Tbilisi on a chartered flight arranged under a new government contract signed last November. First Charter Flight Deported 32 People The Irish government has ramped up deportation efforts…
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Citizens Rally to Support Those Stranded by Heavy Snowfall in Guria
Grassroots Efforts Mobilize as Harsh Winter Conditions Persist A powerful snowstorm has battered western Georgia, leaving villages in Guria and Adjara isolated and without essential services. In response, volunteer groups have emerged, working tirelessly to provide aid, clear roads, and assist those in dire need. The efforts come as authorities struggle to manage the fallout of one of the heaviest snowfalls in recent years. Villages Cut Off, Power and Gas…
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Energo-Pro Georgia Races to Restore Power as Storm Wreaks Havoc
Electricity crews in Georgia are battling against time and harsh conditions to restore power in several regions left in the dark after a severe storm battered the western part of the country. Energo-Pro Georgia, the company responsible for electricity distribution, has mobilized emergency teams and reinforced its workforce with additional electricians from across the nation. Widespread Power Outages Leave Villages Struggling Some of the worst-hit areas include Guria, Kobuleti, Khoni,…
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Salome Zurabishvili Addresses Protesters as Georgian Demonstrations Enter 90th Day
Thousands Rally in Tbilisi Against Russian Influence A massive crowd gathered outside the Georgian Parliament yesterday under the slogan “No to Russian Occupation,” marking three months of sustained demonstrations. Protesters, who assembled at Heroes’ Square before marching down Rustaveli Avenue, are demanding new elections and the release of those arrested in previous protests. The rally, one of the largest in recent weeks, saw Georgia’s fifth president, Salome Zurabishvili, address the…
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New Bat Coronavirus Identified in China: CDC Says No Immediate Threat
A newly discovered bat coronavirus in China has raised eyebrows, but health authorities are urging calm. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reassured the public on Monday that there is no immediate cause for concern, emphasizing that no human infections have been detected so far. Virus Found to Bind to Human Cells, But Risk Remains Low Chinese researchers recently identified the virus, named HKU5-CoV-2, and found that it…
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Even Monkeys Don’t…”: Wasim Akram Slams Pakistan’s Performance Against India in Champions Trophy
Pakistan cricket finds itself in turmoil once again. A demoralizing defeat to India in the Champions Trophy 2025 has triggered backlash from fans and former players alike. But the final blow came a day later when Pakistan’s campaign officially ended before the group stage could even conclude. This is not just a defeat—it’s a crisis. A New Low for Pakistan Cricket Pakistan’s cricketing history has always been a rollercoaster. Moments…
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Tech Wrap: February 25 – Nothing Phone 3a, Microsoft’s AI-Powered Bing, Google Pixel 9a & More
British tech brand Nothing has pulled back the curtain on the design of its upcoming Phone 3a series, stirring speculation about a potential Pro variant. Meanwhile, Microsoft is reshaping search with AI-powered Copilot integration in Bing, and Google’s Pixel 9a could take a design leap away from its predecessors. Here’s everything making waves in the tech space today. Nothing Phone 3a Series Design Unveiled Nothing is sticking to its roots…
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Ukraine Agrees to US Minerals Deal, Signing Expected This Week
US and Ukraine Finalize Terms for Major Mineral Agreement Ukraine has accepted the terms of a mineral deal with the United States and is expected to sign the agreement as early as Friday, according to officials from both nations. The deal, set to be inked in Washington, will see US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky formalizing the arrangement, which has been in discussions for months. A Strategic…
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SLBC Tunnel Rescue Enters Day 5: Why Experts Call Telangana’s Operation the ‘Most Complex’ and ‘Extremely Dangerous’
It has been five days since eight workers became trapped inside the partially collapsed Srisailam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) tunnel in Telangana. With silt and water continuously rushing in at high speeds, officials say this is one of the most challenging rescue missions they have ever faced. Even the rescuers are in danger, adding to the complexity of the situation. A Battle Against Nature and Time The SLBC tunnel, which…
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Maha Kumbh 2025 Concludes with Final Holy Dip on Maha Shivratri
Millions Gather for Last ‘Amrit Snan’ as Authorities Tighten Security The Maha Kumbh Mela 2025, an event that takes place once every 12 years, reaches its grand conclusion today with the final holy dip at the Triveni Sangam in Prayagraj. Devotees from across India and beyond, including monks and pilgrims, have thronged the sacred ghats to mark Maha Shivratri, a festival dedicated to Lord Shiva. This year’s Maha Kumbh was…