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Protests Erupt at Marjorie Taylor Greene Town Hall; Stock Trade Questions Raised
During a Georgia town hall, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene faced protests that led to at least two protestors being tased, six removed, and three charged; the event highlighted questions about her stock trades made before Trump's tariff reversal, which caused a major Wall Street downturn.
Protests Erupt at Marjorie Taylor Greene Town Hall; Stock Trade Questions Raised
During a Georgia town hall, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene faced protests that led to at least two protestors being tased, six removed, and three charged; the event highlighted questions about her stock trades made before Trump's tariff reversal, which caused a major Wall Street downturn.
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52% Bias Score
Georgia Demands Territorial Concessions Before Restoring Ties with Russia
Georgia's ruling and opposition parties refuse to restore diplomatic ties with Russia unless Moscow returns Abkhazia and South Ossetia, rejecting Russia's offer to normalize relations contingent upon Georgia dropping its territorial claims; this follows Russia's 2008 war with Georgia.
Georgia Demands Territorial Concessions Before Restoring Ties with Russia
Georgia's ruling and opposition parties refuse to restore diplomatic ties with Russia unless Moscow returns Abkhazia and South Ossetia, rejecting Russia's offer to normalize relations contingent upon Georgia dropping its territorial claims; this follows Russia's 2008 war with Georgia.
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36% Bias Score
Georgia Denies Entry to French Journalists Amid Crackdown on Press Freedom
Georgia barred entry to two French journalists, Jerome Chobeaux and Clement Girardot, who covered anti-government protests last year, prompting condemnation from Reporters Without Borders (RSF) amid concerns of increasing press restrictions and a crackdown on dissent following disputed elections.
Georgia Denies Entry to French Journalists Amid Crackdown on Press Freedom
Georgia barred entry to two French journalists, Jerome Chobeaux and Clement Girardot, who covered anti-government protests last year, prompting condemnation from Reporters Without Borders (RSF) amid concerns of increasing press restrictions and a crackdown on dissent following disputed elections.
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60% Bias Score
PACE Rejects Georgian Delegation Mandate Renewal
The PACE rejected the Georgian delegation's mandate renewal due to the Georgian government's failure to address democracy concerns, including implementing PACE recommendations such as holding new elections and repealing the "foreign agent" law; the Georgian delegation withdrew from PACE.
PACE Rejects Georgian Delegation Mandate Renewal
The PACE rejected the Georgian delegation's mandate renewal due to the Georgian government's failure to address democracy concerns, including implementing PACE recommendations such as holding new elections and repealing the "foreign agent" law; the Georgian delegation withdrew from PACE.
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48% Bias Score
World Press Photo Award Controversy: TASS Photographer's Win Sparks Outrage
The 2025 World Press Photo Award faced criticism for awarding Mikhail Tereshchenko, a TASS photographer known for pro-Russian views, for his photos of Georgian protests, raising concerns about journalistic neutrality and the award's judging process.
World Press Photo Award Controversy: TASS Photographer's Win Sparks Outrage
The 2025 World Press Photo Award faced criticism for awarding Mikhail Tereshchenko, a TASS photographer known for pro-Russian views, for his photos of Georgian protests, raising concerns about journalistic neutrality and the award's judging process.
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52% Bias Score
EU-Ukraine Trade: A Geopolitical Turning Point
The EU's share of Ukraine's exports has soared from 24.9% in 2012 to over 56% in 2023 due to the 2014 Association Agreement and subsequent autonomous trade measures, contrasting sharply with Georgia's experience, where EU trade share stagnated while Russia's share increased. The upcoming expiration ...
EU-Ukraine Trade: A Geopolitical Turning Point
The EU's share of Ukraine's exports has soared from 24.9% in 2012 to over 56% in 2023 due to the 2014 Association Agreement and subsequent autonomous trade measures, contrasting sharply with Georgia's experience, where EU trade share stagnated while Russia's share increased. The upcoming expiration ...
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44% Bias Score
Protests, Arrests Mark Marjorie Taylor Greene's Town Hall
During a Georgia town hall on Tuesday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene faced protests; six attendees were removed, three arrested (two tased), prompting Greene to criticize the media's coverage of an erroneously deported individual.
Protests, Arrests Mark Marjorie Taylor Greene's Town Hall
During a Georgia town hall on Tuesday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene faced protests; six attendees were removed, three arrested (two tased), prompting Greene to criticize the media's coverage of an erroneously deported individual.
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52% Bias Score
Georgia Denies Entry to French Journalists Amid Crackdown on Press Freedom
Georgia denied entry to two French journalists, Jerome Chobeaux and Clement Girardot, who reported on post-election protests, prompting condemnation from Reporters Without Borders amid concerns over press freedom and escalating authoritarianism following disputed elections and a controversial "forei...
Georgia Denies Entry to French Journalists Amid Crackdown on Press Freedom
Georgia denied entry to two French journalists, Jerome Chobeaux and Clement Girardot, who reported on post-election protests, prompting condemnation from Reporters Without Borders amid concerns over press freedom and escalating authoritarianism following disputed elections and a controversial "forei...
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56% Bias Score
Georgia's Pro-EU Stance Challenged Amidst Political Unrest
Ongoing anti-government protests in Georgia, fueled by accusations of pro-Moscow leanings, are straining the country's relationship with the European Union, despite the government's commitment to EU accession and claims of external interference.
Georgia's Pro-EU Stance Challenged Amidst Political Unrest
Ongoing anti-government protests in Georgia, fueled by accusations of pro-Moscow leanings, are straining the country's relationship with the European Union, despite the government's commitment to EU accession and claims of external interference.
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60% Bias Score
Georgia Increases Protest Penalties Amidst Political Crackdown
Georgia's government approved legislation increasing penalties for protest-related offenses, leading to several arrests and physical assaults on opposition politicians, amid an ongoing political crisis since the ruling party's decision to freeze EU accession talks.
Georgia Increases Protest Penalties Amidst Political Crackdown
Georgia's government approved legislation increasing penalties for protest-related offenses, leading to several arrests and physical assaults on opposition politicians, amid an ongoing political crisis since the ruling party's decision to freeze EU accession talks.
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48% Bias Score
Georgia Accuses "Deep State" of Orchestrating Ukraine Conflict and Funding Anti-Government Groups
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze accuses a "deep state" of using European institutions to prolong the Ukraine conflict and fund anti-government groups in Georgia, claiming this network previously involved US entities but has now shifted its focus to Europe.
Georgia Accuses "Deep State" of Orchestrating Ukraine Conflict and Funding Anti-Government Groups
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze accuses a "deep state" of using European institutions to prolong the Ukraine conflict and fund anti-government groups in Georgia, claiming this network previously involved US entities but has now shifted its focus to Europe.
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56% Bias Score
Georgia Bill Allows Lawsuits Against Local Gun Safety Measures
Georgia's Senate Bill 204, passed by the House 99-74, allows lawsuits against local governments for gun safety measures deemed to violate state gun rights, awarding up to $25,000 in damages; it follows a school shooting and sparked partisan debate.
Georgia Bill Allows Lawsuits Against Local Gun Safety Measures
Georgia's Senate Bill 204, passed by the House 99-74, allows lawsuits against local governments for gun safety measures deemed to violate state gun rights, awarding up to $25,000 in damages; it follows a school shooting and sparked partisan debate.
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52% Bias Score
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