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Nuclear Security Infrastructure Revolutionises Fight Against Rhino Poaching in South Africa
Discover how the groundbreaking Rhisotope Project uses nuclear security to fight rhino poaching. Learn about the safe use of radioactive isotopes in horns to deter poachers and aid detection. A collaboration between the University of Witwatersrand and the IAEA, this initiative is revolutionizing wildlife conservation in South Africa.
Aug 253 min read


Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan Issues Public Apology for Insulting Church and Opposition
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan issues a public apology following a Corruption Prevention Commission ruling. Discover why he apologized for insulting the Armenian Apostolic Church clergy and the opposition, the specific statements that prompted the action, and his reaction to the commission's findings on his conduct. Learn about the political tensions in Armenia.
Aug 192 min read


Georgian Activists Face Legal Onslaught Amid Pro-European Rallies, As NGOs Defy 'Foreign Agents' Law
Political arrests of Georgian activists, the "foreign agents" law, and pressure on NGOs. Latest updates on protests and court cases in Tbilisi. Concerns about political prisoners and judicial independence.
Aug 194 min read


High-Stakes Diplomatic Push Continues Amidst On-the-Ground Conflict in Ukraine
High-stakes diplomacy and the conflict in Ukraine: Trump-Putin summit, peace proposals, claims of a foiled attack on the Crimean Bridge, and the front-line situation. Learn about Russia's key demands, Ukraine's firm stance, and the shifting role of the U.S. A detailed analysis of recent events, military actions, and political maneuvers.
Aug 194 min read


Kazakhstan Court Hears Arguments in 'Radio Azattyk' Accreditation Dispute
Kazakhstan court hears "Radio Azattyk's" lawsuit against the Ministry of Foreign Affairs over accreditation denial. Learn about the key arguments from both sides, including delays and questions about journalist status. The court's decision will impact press freedom in the country.
Aug 193 min read


Georgian Authorities Launch First FARA Probe, Threatening NGOs with Criminal Charges
Georgian authorities have launched the first FARA probe, threatening six leading NGOs with criminal charges. Read about the reaction from civil society, opposition, and the international community. Learn how this new "legislative crackdown" targets Georgian democracy and how NGOs are fighting for their rights.
Aug 164 min read


Geopolitical Tensions Escalate: Summits, Sabotage, and Shifting Alliances
Global tensions are rising. A high-stakes summit between US President Trump and Russian President Putin is scheduled for August 15 in Anchorage, Alaska, to address the conflict in Ukraine. Simultaneously, Europe is rearming, with defense industries expanding rapidly. This comes amid increased strain between Russia and Azerbaijan, and internal challenges like troop shortages in Ukraine and tightened migrant policies in Russia.
Aug 136 min read


Australia to Officially Recognise Palestinian State as Western Nations Voice Discontent Over Gaza Crisis
Australia and other Western nations are set to recognize Palestine. Learn how decisions by Australia, France, Canada, and the UK will impact the two-state solution and the Gaza conflict. Get a full analysis of the situation, including global reactions and the fate of journalists.
Aug 122 min read


US Pushes for Ukraine Peace Deal Amidst International Tensions and Azerbaijani Aid
US-Russia Summit: peace plan for Ukraine and Azerbaijan's role. Learn about Trump's proposals, Putin's demands, and Europe's reaction. An analysis of diplomatic negotiations and Baku's new stance towards Kyiv.
Aug 124 min read


Ukrainians Launch Hunger Strike at Russia-Georgia Border Amid Deportation Crisis and Conflicting Claims
Ukrainians launch hunger strike at Russia-Georgia border. Dozens of deported Ukrainian nationals are stranded at the Dariali checkpoint, awaiting entry into Georgia. The situation remains uncertain amid tension between Kyiv and Tbilisi. Details of the incident, statements from both sides, and the humanitarian crisis.
Aug 113 min read


Former Officials Join Pro-European Protests in Tbilisi Amidst Ongoing 255-Day Rally
Former Georgian officials, including ex-employees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, join a 255-day pro-European protest in Tbilisi. They express strong opposition to what they see as politically motivated actions against dissenting voices and the government's suspension of the country's Euro-integration process. The protest also highlights concerns about freedom of speech and media independence, particularly following the arrest of Netgazeti's founder and the introduction o
Aug 112 min read


Georgia Grapples with Severe Weather: Landslides Force Evacuations, Flooding Plagues Batumi
Georgia grapples with severe weather: landslides and floods hit Batumi and Khelvachauri. Learn about the evacuations, infrastructure damage, and local authorities' response. Residents complain about inaction and chronic drainage issues.
Aug 113 min read


Georgia's Legal Battles: Echoes of the Past Amidst Political Tensions
Amidst political tensions in Georgia, high-profile legal cases involving activist Nino Datashvili and journalist Mzia Amaghlobeli are raising serious concerns about press freedom and human rights. These cases, seen as a revival of Soviet-era repressive tactics, highlight the ongoing struggle for democratic values in the region and have sparked widespread international condemnation.
Aug 115 min read


Georgia Marks 17 Years Since 2008 War Amidst Deep Political Divisions
Georgia commemorates the 17th anniversary of the 2008 Russia-Georgia War amidst deep political divisions. The article details conflicting observance dates, divergent narratives from the ruling Georgian Dream party and the opposition, and the plight of veterans. It also offers analysis on lessons learned and unlearned from the conflict.
Aug 115 min read


International Pressure Mounts as G7 Nations Threaten to Recognize Palestine
G7 nations, including the UK, Canada, and France, announce plans to recognize a Palestinian state, intensifying global pressure on Israel. This diplomatic shift, condemned by Israel and the US as "rewarding terrorism," comes amid a humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The article also covers broader European and Chechen responses, highlighting a new phase of international isolation for Israel.
Aug 24 min read


German Court Delivers Historic Verdict in Azerbaijan Bribery Case
A Munich court has delivered a historic verdict, convicting former German MP Eduard Lintner of accepting bribes from Azerbaijan. Sentenced to a nine-month suspended term, Lintner's case is a major development in the "Azerbaijani Laundromat" scandal, exposing a large-scale international money laundering and lobbying scheme.
Aug 22 min read


Trump's Ultimatum: 10-Day Deadline and Tariffs Spark Diplomatic Crisis
U.S. President Donald Trump issues a 10-day ultimatum to Russia to end the war in Ukraine, threatening new 100% tariffs. The move escalates tensions with Moscow amid claims of Russia's capture of Chasiv Yar and deadly missile strikes on Kyiv. The article also covers Trump's decision to allow Ukrainian citizens to remain in the U.S. until the conflict concludes.
Aug 13 min read


Ukraine Reverses Course, Restores Independence to Key Anti-Corruption Bodies
Following public outcry and international pressure, Ukraine's parliament and President Zelensky have restored independence to the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO), reversing a controversial law. Read the full story on this pivotal moment for Ukraine's reform agenda and EU aspirations.
Jul 313 min read


Armenia and Georgia Resolve Brandy Transit Dispute, Ensuring Smooth Trade Route
Armenia and Georgia resolve long-standing brandy transit dispute. Learn how high-level talks led to 27 trucks of Armenian brandy reaching Russia, ensuring smoother trade and a predictable route for future exports. Discover the impact on producers and the vital land corridor.
Jul 312 min read


Georgia's Central Bank Holds Refinancing Rate at 8% Amid Global Economic Uncertainties
Georgia's Central Bank maintains its 8% refinancing rate amidst global economic uncertainty. Learn how the NBG balances inflation targets with geopolitical tensions, rising oil prices, and U.S. tariff policy. Get insights into Georgia's monetary policy and future economic outlook.
Jul 312 min read
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