Category: Politics

The streets of Tbilisi came alive with thousands of demonstrators on the evening of February 15, marching in unison from the banks of the Mtkvari River to Freedom Square before converging in front of the parliament building on Rustaveli Avenue. The protest, fueled by frustration over political grievances, saw minimal police intervention at the outset, with only a few patrol buses visible in the early hours of the gathering. Echoes…

Close to a year after the INDIA bloc’s mass rally at Ramlila Maidan, the BJP is preparing to turn the same venue into a show of strength for the NDA as it installs a new Chief Minister in Delhi. The swearing-in ceremony is expected to be a grand event, attended by top leaders, ministers, and special invitees, with thousands in attendance. Grand Ceremony at Ramlila Maidan The BJP is leaving…

A Fresh Political Force Emerges in Tbilisi Georgia has witnessed the birth of a new political movement, For Social Democracy, a left-wing initiative that already boasts over 100 members. The movement is primarily composed of individuals who have actively participated in recent pro-European protests, signaling a push for progressive policies in the country’s evolving political landscape. A Movement Rooted in History and European Ideals For Social Democracy isn’t just another…

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron took center stage at the AI Action Summit in Paris, emphasizing the need for fair and widespread access to artificial intelligence. The summit, attended by world leaders, including U.S. Vice President JD Vance, focused on ethical AI development, governance, and collaboration. Global Leaders Align on AI’s Future AI is rewriting the rules of technology and governance, and world leaders know…

Judge Rejects Bid to Overturn Closely Contested House Race A Republican candidate in East Georgia has lost a court challenge to invalidate her narrow defeat in the November election. On Monday, a judge ruled against Tracy Wheeler’s lawsuit seeking a redo of her race against Democratic incumbent Mack Jackson, citing a lack of evidence proving systemic election irregularities. Court Finds No Grounds for New Election Tifton Judicial Circuit Senior Superior…

After months of political turbulence and growing dissent within his own party, N Biren Singh stepped down as Manipur’s Chief Minister on Sunday. His exit wasn’t just about external pressure from Kuki-Zo groups or the opposition—it was the culmination of internal rebellion, strategic maneuvering, and a last-minute loss of confidence from BJP’s central leadership. Pressure Mounts from All Sides For nearly two years, Singh weathered calls for his resignation. The…

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is keeping Republicans in suspense as speculation swirls over whether he will challenge Sen. Jon Ossoff in 2026. With his strong political standing and history of winning tough battles, many in the GOP see him as their best shot at flipping the seat. But for now, Kemp is playing his cards close to his chest. The GOP’s Best Bet? Kemp has proven to be a resilient…

A tense atmosphere surrounded the February 2 protest on Agmashenebeli Alley, near Tbilisi Mall, as Georgian law enforcement detained 31 individuals, including former high-profile officials. The arrests marked a significant moment in ongoing political unrest. The Arrests: What Led to the Action? Protesters gathered in response to various political tensions, leading to a stand-off between demonstrators and the police. The Ministry of Internal Affairs confirmed the detentions, explaining that they…

Georgia lawmakers are pushing to ban school zone traffic cameras, with House Bill 225 gaining strong backing from state representatives. The proposed legislation raises concerns over the cameras’ operating hours and fines, potentially reversing a law enacted in 2018. Lawmakers Take Aim at School Zone Cameras More than half of Georgia’s House representatives have signed onto House Bill 225, which seeks to eliminate automated school zone speed cameras. The measure,…

Key Legislation Expands Detention for Undocumented Immigrants Charged with Theft-Related Crimes On January 23, 2025, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Laken Riley Act, a significant piece of legislation that expands pretrial detention for undocumented immigrants who are charged with theft-related crimes. The bill, which has already passed the Senate, is expected to become the first law signed by President Donald Trump in his second term, marking an early…