Snapshots in March: Pictures of the Day
A collection of brief reports highlights events from various countries, focusing on competitions, power outages, and community reactions to significant incidents.
Laken Riley: the case that started with a murder and ended up changing US immigration law
The murder of university student Laken Riley led to significant changes in US immigration law with the introduction of the Laken Riley Act.
Expert calls Meloni's scare tactics before the referendum 'completely wild'
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's claims regarding the release of dangerous criminals as part of a constitutional reform have been criticized by experts as unfounded and exaggerated.
Italians head to the referendum: Is the judicial reform a test for Meloni?
Italians are set to vote on a referendum regarding judicial reform aimed at separating the careers of judges and public prosecutors, a vote that may signal the popularity of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
Woman in Georgia charged with murder after taking abortion medication
A 31-year-old woman in Georgia has been charged with murder after she took abortion medication and gave birth to a premature baby who died shortly after.
Meloni on the referendum: 'A hand behind Delmastro, the Italians will assess'
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni defends Undersecretary Delmastro amid controversies surrounding the upcoming referendum, as political tensions rise in Italy.
Top US Fema official claims to have teleported to a Waffle House before
A high-ranking official from FEMA, Gregg Phillips, claims to have experienced teleportation incidents, including one to a Waffle House in Georgia.
The Stars of 'The Phantom of the Opera' in Vilnius: Additional Performances Announced Due to Huge Interest
Due to high demand, the stars of 'The Phantom of the Opera' have announced additional performances in Vilnius, highlighting their appreciation for the city.
Patriarch Ilia II, head of the Orthodox Church of Georgia, has died at 93
Patriarch Ilia II of the Georgian Orthodox Church has passed away at the age of 93, marking the end of his nearly 50-year leadership.
Italian PM says her remarks on Orbán's stance on Ukraine were misinterpreted
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni clarified that her comments regarding Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán's position on Ukraine's loan were misreported by the media.
E. Jankauskas Reveals Lithuania's National Football Team Roster: A Long-awaited Return Is Coming
Lithuania's national football team announces its roster for upcoming matches against Moldova and Georgia, featuring a notable return and new faces.
Georgia's football team will come to Lithuania with its brightest stars
Georgia's national football team, featuring star players from top European clubs, is set to play in Lithuania on March 29.
Georgia woman charged with murder after police say she took pills to induce abortion
A Georgia woman faces murder charges after allegedly taking pills for an illegal abortion, representing a notable application of the state's stringent abortion laws.
Prime Minister Meloni: 'Refugees should receive support where they are' - Deterring new flows from the Middle East
Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen have urged the European Union to strengthen its cooperation in response to increasing immigration from the Middle East due to ongoing conflicts.
Struggles with a fish pay off, angler sets new record. This is how much the specimen weighed
An angler in Georgia, USA, named Silas Turner has set a new state fishing record by catching a giant longnose gar, which has been recognized by the Department of Natural Resources.
Georgia gubernatorial hopeful vows to ‘ban DEI’ but his own company touted diversity and inclusion
Rick Jackson, a Republican candidate for governor of Georgia, promises to ban Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives despite previously supporting such policies at his own company, Jackson Healthcare.
Decrease in pump prices: why France cannot afford to imitate Giorgia Meloni
France is unable to imitate Italy's temporary fuel tax cuts that reduced prices by 25 cents per liter, due to budget constraints.
European Council at a Standstill, Meloni Meets Merz: Change the Ets System
The European Council faces uncertainty due to a lack of reliable information on the Iranian crisis, overshadowing discussions on competitiveness in favor of war and energy issues.
Italy approves a decree to lower fuel prices
The Italian government has approved a decree to temporarily reduce fuel prices by 25 cents per liter in response to rising costs due to the Middle East conflict.
INTERVIEW: The Shortest Way from Tbilisi to Viljandi
This article features an interview with Paul Kondas, Estonia's most famous self-taught artist, discussing his admiration for the works of Georgian artist Thea Gvetadze.
The influential patriarch of Georgia, Elijah II, passed away at the age of 93
The patriarch of the Georgian Orthodox Church, Elijah II, has died at the age of 93, prompting a national mourning in Georgia.
Patriarch Elijah II of Georgia has died
The death of Patriarch Elijah II marks the loss of a significant figure in the Caucasus, where the church remains influential despite facing criticism for its ties to the government.
The death of the leader of the Georgian Orthodox Church, Ilia II
Ilia II, the leader of the Georgian Orthodox Church, has passed away, marking a significant loss for the church and the broader community.
Hunt for the young vote. Meloni visits Fedez. Schlein: 'They are excluding them'
Premier Meloni engages with younger voters during a podcast with Fedez, while Schlein argues that they are being marginalized in the political process.
Georgia cybercriminal allegedly duped NBA, NFL players in twisted phishing scam turned sex trafficking plot
A Georgia man is accused of running a phishing scam that defrauded professional athletes, which escalated into identity theft and a sex trafficking scheme.
Patriarch Ilia II of the Georgian Orthodox Church has died
Ilia II, the leader of the Georgian Orthodox Church, has passed away at the age of 93 after nearly half a century in leadership.
Georgian Orthodox Patriarch Ilia II has died at the age of 93
Ilia II, the head of the Georgian Orthodox Church, passed away at the age of 93 after leading one of the country's most powerful institutions for nearly half a century.
He had tens of thousands of godchildren. Elijah II, the spiritual father of Georgia, has died
The death of Elijah II, the influential Patriarch of the Georgian Orthodox Church, marks a significant moment in Georgia's religious and cultural history.
Most vulnerable Senate Dem blames Republicans for unpaid TSA workers after opposing funding bill
Sen. Jon Ossoff criticizes Republicans for the ongoing funding issue affecting TSA workers as flights are disrupted due to the DHS shutdown, despite having voted against funding bills himself.
ELU25 ⟩ Juku-kalle Raid: A Lesson on How Georgia Lost Its Independence
The article discusses Georgia's loss of independence 105 years ago, drawing parallels with current political dynamics in Georgia and Estonia.
Teen Accidentally Kills Teacher: 'It Was Not a Crime'
A tragic incident occurred in Georgia where teacher Jason Hughes died after a prank involving students went wrong, leading to the arrest of one student for vehicular manslaughter.
Rex Culpepper, former Syracuse quarterback, dead at 28 from injuries in Georgia dirt bike crash
Rex Culpepper, a former Syracuse quarterback, tragically died at 28 from injuries sustained in a dirt bike accident in Georgia.
Meloni: 'Intervention in Hormuz would mean a step towards involvement in the war'
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni stated that intervention in the Hormuz Strait would escalate conflict, emphasizing the importance of maritime security in her government's policies.
Iran, Meloni: "Italian bases are the main problem". And on the referendum: "Victory of 'No' legitimizes negligent currents and magistrates"
Giorgia Meloni discusses Italy's role in international conflicts and implications for freedom of navigation, particularly regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
We must endure until the Ivanishvili regime collapses [INTERVIEW]
Salome Zurabishvili, the fifth president of Georgia, expresses confidence that the Ivanishvili regime will collapse, citing lack of financial support from Russia and issues of illegitimacy in the current political landscape.
How commercial airplanes continue to fly amid a war
The article discusses how air traffic controllers manage increased airplane traffic in war zones, highlighting the challenges and adaptations they face.
Two silent majorities can make the Yes win
The article discusses the influence of public opinion and artificial intelligence on the upcoming judicial reform vote in Italy, arguing for a 'Yes' in favor of merit and impartiality in the judicial system.
Tennessee batter celebrates go-ahead homer prematurely as Georgia outfielder makes incredible catch
Tennessee's Stone Lawless prematurely celebrated after hitting a fly ball he thought was a home run, but Georgia's Cole Johnson made a stunning catch, leading Georgia to an 8-7 victory.
The small country between Europe and Asia that is the cradle of wine and prides itself on its hospitality and gastronomy
This article explores the rich wine culture and culinary heritage of Georgia, a small country with a Christian Orthodox background and a significant Soviet past.
Gunew committed to keep chasing Australian para-alpine ski history
Georgia Gunew finishes 11th in her debut Winter Paralympics women's slalom event for vision-impaired skiers and aspires to win a medal in future competitions.
Homicide charge dropped against Georgia teen after teacher’s prank death
Charges have been dropped against a Georgia teenager involved in an incident that led to the death of a high school teacher during a prank gone awry, following requests from the victim's family not to pursue prosecution.
It Started as a Game and Ended in the Worst Way: A Georgia Teacher Died After a Prank by His Students
A teacher in Georgia tragically died following an accident caused by a prank involving his students.
Democratic lead in Georgia special election signals change in party’s fortunes
Democrats have gained a lead in a special election in Georgia’s congressional district, signaling a potential shift in voter sentiment.
Iran is building a shadow state inside Georgia. I was interrogated for saying so
The article discusses the emergence of a shadow Iranian influence in Georgia, highlighted by public demonstrations in Tbilisi and state responses following controversial elections.
Italy never at war, but okay with bases
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni stated that Italy will not participate in military operations in the Gulf while remaining supportive of diplomatic efforts, with an agreement to allow U.S. military base usage for defensive purposes.
Six rugby stars suspended as chaos rips through one of world's top international teams
Six Georgian rugby union players have been suspended due to an anti-doping investigation involving sample substitution and the use of recreational drugs.
Doping scandal shakes Georgian rugby a year and a half before the 2027 World Cup
A doping scandal involving six Georgian national rugby players has emerged as they admit to manipulating drug tests ahead of the 2027 World Cup.
Scandal in Georgian Rugby Over Widespread Doping in National Team
A doping scandal has emerged in Georgian Rugby, involving six players and a coaching staff member who switched urine samples before the 2023 World Cup.
LOOK ⟩ Pet ran away: ‘It was a very large, determined, and ridiculously heavy dinosaur’
A determined turtle escaped its home in Georgia, USA, as spring weather arrived, but was soon returned by the police.
'I woke up with tingly toes and ended up paralysed'
A Georgia mother became paralyzed after experiencing tingling in her toes, ultimately being diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome.