Author: Goga Akhalkatsi

In Hungary, individuals related to the German far left have been arrested by the police following a series of violent attacks in Budapest against passers-by suspected of being political opponents… The gratuitous violence of leftists leaves three seriously injured in Budapest Four attacks attributed to far-left activists killed eight people (including three seriously injured) in downtown Budapest between February 9 and 11. Totally gratuitous attacks that targeted alleged political adversaries, since the antifa groups involved clearly chose their victims based on their attire. As for the reason for the presence of these radical elements in Hungary, it would be explained by…

Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Bosnian search and rescue teams had pulled 26 people alive from the rubble. Cavusoglu and Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Foreign Minister Elmedin Konakovic held a joint press conference after their meeting at the Turkish Foreign Ministry. Cavusoglu said that Bosnia and Herzegovina stood by Turkey first with messages of solidarity and then with the rescue teams it sent. “13 rescue crews consisting of 234 people went from Bosnia-Herzegovina to Turkey immediately after the earthquake. They worked feverishly and rescued 26 people from the rubble. They sent tents for the earthquake victims and pledged financial aid.” The support and…

ATLANTA (WUPA) – Georgia lawmakers have announced bills that, if passed, would hold police accountable in alleged brutality cases, and families are rallying behind the effort. Countless stories of alleged police brutality are echoing across the country, including the most recent headlines drawing attention to the case of Tyre Nichols. Many cases in Georgia have gained national attention, and the grieving families of men killed by police in this state are hoping to prevent more names from making the headlines. Family members and advocates are demanding that state lawmakers pass legislation holding officers accountable. “We’re here to support one another.…

The deadline for renaming two Bulgarian clubs in Macedonia expires tomorrow, according to a new law on associations that condemns the propagation of fascism. The name change has already been requested by the club “Car Boris Treći” in Ohrid, and not by the club “Ivan Mihailov” in Bitola. A day before the deadline for changing the name of the Bulgarian clubs in the country, “Ivan (Vančo) Mihailov” and “Czar Boris the Third”, representatives of the Macedonian Bulgarians at a meeting with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bujar Osmani, discussed how to calm tensions between Skopje and Sofia, and how improve…

Minister Çavuşoğlu held a joint press conference with Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Foreign Minister Elmedin Konakovic after his meeting at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Stating that Bosnia and Herzegovina stood by Turkey with messages of solidarity and then the search and rescue teams he sent, Çavuşoğlu said, “13 search and rescue teams of 234 people from Bosnia and Herzegovina came to Turkey right after the earthquake. Start with heart in Hatay, Adıyaman and Kahramanmaraş. They are working and they have rescued 26 people from the rubble as of February 12. They also sent tents for earthquake victims and pledged financial…

International Armored Group (IAG) , a defense equipment supplier, will build an armored vehicle factory in the Industrial Zone of the Black Sea city of Burgas . The first turf for the new factory, which will meet NATO specifications, will be delivered in March. The initial investment will amount to 20 million leva and the local government in Burgas will finance the construction of the necessary infrastructure. Preparations for the project began in early 2022. The future factory will cover 150,000 square meters. A solar photovoltaic system on its roof will contribute to the factory’s energy efficiency.

Georgian police on Tuesday said law enforcement officers had arrested 45 individuals, including 23 drug dealers, for sale, purchase, possession and smuggling of drugs across the country “over the recent period”. Teimuraz Kupatadze, the head of the Central Criminal Police department, told local media 14 foreign individuals were among those arrested. Kupatadze also said police officers had seized “especially large amounts” of heroin, cocaine, alpha PVP, buprenorphine, methamphetamine and other drugs while searching the individuals, as well as residential houses and vehicles related to them. The crimes are punishable by 20 years in prison or life imprisonment. Source: agenda

New political scandal is giving Eddie Rama a headache, further angering Albania ‘s outraged citizens who are taking to the streets to demand his resignation, particularly after high-ranking FBI official Charles McGonigal. It all started when Balkan Insight brought to light a case of illegal surveillance cameras being installed on the streets of Albania by organized crime gangs. Albanian police have found more than 500 illegal surveillance cameras allegedly set up by gangs to monitor citizens and law enforcement, in a scandal that highlights the power of criminal networks in the small Balkan nation. Police told BIRN that so far 22 people…

Georgian Interior Minister Vakhtang Gomelauri on Tuesday extended his gratitude to Georgia’s international partners for their support in institutional buildup of the country’s agencies and vowed to continue “active cooperation” in the process. In his address to the Parliament over his office’s work throughout the past year, Gomelauri noted the Ministry had “successfully” continued the cooperation with international organisations and partner countries in Euro-Atlantic integration, development of international legal cooperation and donor coordination. The Ministry of Internal Affairs, as one of the main agencies responsible for the Black Sea security from Georgia, is successfully implementing the maritime security project within…

ATLANTA – The evening of Nov 19, 2022, Delta flight 33 pulls up to gate E-6 at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport straight from London, England. The FOX 5 I-Team was there too, watching then-Lt Gov. Geoff Duncan get off the plane to a waiting SUV. Duncan was returning home from a trade mission he and then-President Pro Tempore Sen. Butch Miller lead in Germany and London. Duncan brought two state troopers with him for protection. Duncan and Miller were in their final weeks of office when the trip took place. Duncan, the state’s second-in-command, announced he had decided not to run again. Miller lost his primary…