Georgia
Southern States Brace for Severe Weather: Tornado Warnings and Widespread Flood Threat
A powerful storm system has brought a dangerous mix of tornado warnings, watches, and widespread flood advisories across Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia. Residents were urged to take immediate shelter as conditions rapidly deteriorated, with significant rainfall exacerbating flood risks.
Red Flag Warning Issued: Georgia Faces Extreme Fire Weather Risk Today
The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning for much of Georgia today, signaling a high risk of dangerous wildfires due to strong winds and low humidity. Residents are urged to exercise extreme caution and stay informed through…
Azerbaijan’s Oil Transit Through Georgia to Armenia: A Strategic Partnership
Explore the recent agreement on Azerbaijani oil transit through Georgia to Armenia, highlighting regional cooperation and strategic partnerships in 2025.
Former Georgian Security Chief Arrested on Corruption Charges
Former Georgian Security Service head Grigol Liluashvili arrested on multiple corruption charges, including bribery and fraud, amid ongoing investigations.
Spain’s Record-Breaking Run: 4-0 Rout of Georgia Secures World Cup 2026 Spot
Spain’s 4-0 victory over Georgia not only sealed their place in the 2026 World Cup but also set new unbeaten and scoring streaks, spotlighting the rise of Martin Zubimendi and Mikel Oyarzabal’s attacking prowess.
Pregnant UK Teenager Bella Culley Released from Georgian Prison After Shocking Plea Deal
Bella Culley, a 19-year-old pregnant British student nurse, walked free from a Georgian prison after a surprise plea deal ended her six-month detention on drug-smuggling charges.
Mass Protests Erupt in Georgia’s Municipal Elections as Opposition Challenges Georgian Dream and EU Integration Stalls
Protests in Georgia highlight growing unrest against the ruling party, Georgian Dream, amid accusations of authoritarianism and pro-Russian policies.
The Georgia Protests: Political Crisis and Civil Unrest
The protests in Georgia reflect a deep political crisis fueled by allegations of repression, corruption, and the stalling of EU integration. The opposition faces challenges of unity, while the ruling party maintains a stronghold through targeted repression and media control.
Sanctioned Russian Bankers’ Real Estate Maneuvers Redefine Global Asset Strategies
Sanctioned Russian bankers, including Sergey Khotimskiy, deployed sophisticated real estate transfers across South Carolina and Georgia to shield multimillion-dollar assets from U.S. sanctions, revealing the gaps in global transparency laws and challenging enforcement efforts.
Massive ICE Raid at Hyundai Plant in Georgia Sparks International Tensions
A historic ICE raid at Hyundai’s Georgia plant detained 475 workers, raising diplomatic concerns between the U.S. and South Korea over labor practices and immigrant rights.
Active Shooter Incident at Fort Stewart Leaves Five Soldiers Wounded
An Army sergeant was taken into custody after a shooting at Fort Stewart, Georgia, that left five soldiers injured. Authorities have declared the area secure and investigations are ongoing.
Armenia Participates in NATO Drills in Tbilisi
NATO multinational military exercises have begun in Tbilisi with participation from 17 countries, including officers from Armenia.
Earthquakes Hit Iran and Georgia on Sunday
Two earthquakes struck the Caucasus region on Sunday, April 6, 2025: a magnitude 4 tremor in Iran’s Fars province and a magnitude 3.6 quake near Tbilisi, Georgia.
Georgia Protests Continue for 111th Day, Journalist’s Trial Delayed
Anti-government protests persist in Georgia for the 111th day, while court cases of activists and journalists see new developments.
Resistance in Georgia: Nationwide Protests Mark 100 Days of Demonstrations
“Resistance 2025” nationwide protests in Georgia mark their 100th day, demanding new elections and facing government repression. Explore the timeline, demands, and international context of the Georgian protests.