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Five Dead, Including Two Children, in Apparent Murder-Suicide Near Atlanta
A tragic discovery rocked a DeKalb County community near Atlanta on Saturday night. Five people, including two young children, were found dead in what police believe to be a murder-suicide, shedding light on a devastating pattern of domestic gun violence. Gruesome Scene Unfolds in DeKalb County Police officers arrived at the Vineyard Walk apartment complex, also known as the Vineyards at Flat Shoals, for a welfare check shortly before 7:30…
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Over 400 Detained as Protests Persist in Georgia Amid EU Membership Controversy
Mass protests continue to grip Tbilisi, Georgia’s capital, with over 400 individuals detained since the demonstrations began on November 28. Protesters are rallying against the government’s decision to delay EU membership negotiations, escalating tensions across the nation. Mass Detentions and Rising Tensions Deputy Interior Minister Alexander Darakhvelidze confirmed during a briefing that 400 individuals have been detained over the course of the protests. Criminal charges: 30 people face criminal responsibility.…
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Protests, Press Attacks, and Political Unrest: Daily Developments in Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan
The South Caucasus continues to witness a tumultuous political and social climate, with significant events unfolding in Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. From escalating protests in Tbilisi to regional geopolitical implications, here’s a comprehensive roundup of the latest updates from the three nations. Protests Intensify in Tbilisi Amid Political and Social Frustrations The 11th consecutive night of protests in Tbilisi brought together demonstrators around a partly assembled Christmas tree in front…
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Oregon Tops, Georgia Climbs: First 12-Team College Football Playoff Projections
As Championship Week wraps up, college football fans are buzzing with anticipation for the unveiling of the first-ever 12-team College Football Playoff bracket. Ahead of the official announcement, projections place Oregon, Georgia, and others at the forefront of the historic playoff lineup. Here’s a detailed look at how the field is shaping up. Oregon Secures Top Seed After Big Ten Title Win Oregon cemented its position as the No. 1…
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Brutality and Protests Surge as Georgia Halts EU Talks Amid Journalist Assaults
Tens of thousands flooded the streets of Tbilisi, Georgia, on Sunday for the 11th consecutive day of protests after the government’s controversial decision to halt negotiations on joining the European Union. The demonstrations, which have grown increasingly volatile, also spotlight alleged violence against journalists covering the unrest. Government Accused of Weaponizing Violence On Saturday night, a disturbing incident unfolded as reporter Maka Chikhladze and a colleague from independent Pirveli TV…
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Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili
News Politics
Georgian President Declares Sole Constitutional Legitimacy Amid Political Turmoil
Salome Zurabishvili, the President of Georgia, delivered a fiery statement claiming that she remains the country’s only constitutional and legitimate institution amid an alleged concentration of power by billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili. Speaking at a briefing, Zurabishvili accused Ivanishvili of usurping power and imposing a violent regime, escalating tensions in Georgia’s already volatile political landscape. Zurabishvili’s Bold Claims Against Ivanishvili In her speech, Zurabishvili pointed directly at Ivanishvili, the founder of…
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Namakhvani hydropower plant
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Turkish ENKA Wins $383.2 Million in Namakhvani HPP Dispute with Georgia
Turkish construction giant ENKA has triumphed in its legal battle over the controversial Namakhvani hydropower plant (HPP) project. Following a lengthy arbitration process, Georgia has been ordered to pay $383.2 million in compensation after ENKA’s contract for the project was terminated. A Dispute with Deep Implications The Namakhvani HPP project was once heralded as a cornerstone of Georgia’s renewable energy strategy. However, it quickly became a flashpoint for public outcry…
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Police water cannons during protests in Tbilisi
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Police Deploy Water Jets as Rustaveli Avenue Protests Intensify
Escalating tensions on Rustaveli Avenue prompted police to deploy water jets against demonstrators late on December 3, 2024. The confrontation followed the protesters’ use of pyrotechnics and lasers, marking a sharp turn in the six-day-long unrest in Tbilisi. Police and Protester Clashes The rally, centered on Rustaveli Avenue, saw heightened measures from law enforcement, including the deployment of Special Forces. Key developments included: Police Actions: Officers used water cannons to…
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Deputy Minister: 293 Detained, 5 Criminally Charged Amid Protests
Aleksandre Darakhvelidze, Georgia’s Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, provided a detailed update on the protests that have gripped the nation over the past six days. Speaking late on December 3, 2024, he highlighted the escalating legal response to the demonstrations. Breakdown of Detentions and Charges Darakhvelidze revealed a stark picture of the authorities’ actions, with nearly 300 people detained and several cases reaching the courts. Administrative Detentions A total of…
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Health News
Bleeding Eye Virus: What You Need to Know About the Deadly Marburg Disease
The Marburg virus, commonly referred to as the “bleeding eye virus,” has triggered global concern. Reports of outbreaks in 17 countries, including fatalities in Rwanda, have raised alarms about its spread and potential impact. While there are no reported cases in India, the anxiety among the public remains palpable, fueled by memories of the devastating Covid-19 pandemic. What Makes the Marburg Virus So Dangerous? The Marburg virus disease (MVD) is…
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