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How Azerbaijan Became a Crossroads of Empires and Cultures

How Azerbaijan Became a Crossroads of Empires and Cultures

Azerbaijan, officially known as the Republic of Azerbaijan, is a country with a unique geographical and historical identity, situated at the bounda...
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Georgia's Journey From Soviet Rule to Independence

Georgia's Journey From Soviet Rule to Independence

Georgia, a country nestled in the Caucasus region of Eurasia, has experienced a tumultuous yet transformative journey since the early 20th century....
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Natalie Harp's brother says she has 'unhealthy obsession' with Trump

Natalie Harp's brother says she has 'unhealthy obsession' with Trump

Preston Harp alleged sister, Trump aide Natalie Harp, has unhealthy infatuation with the president.
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From Baku to Beyond: How to Travel Azerbaijan Smartly

From Baku to Beyond: How to Travel Azerbaijan Smartly

Azerbaijan, a country known as the "Land of Fire," offers a unique travel experience, blending historical sites with a developing modern infrastruc...
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Central Asia-Caucasus Institute Senior Fellow Highlights Growth of Middle Corridor and Uzbek Manufacturing in Georgia

Central Asia-Caucasus Institute Senior Fellow Highlights Growth of Middle Corridor and Uzbek Manufacturing in Georgia

Laura Linderman, Senior Fellow for Eurasia and Director of Programs at the Central Asia-Caucasus Institute, has highlighted the increasing strategic importance of the Middle Corridor. According to Linderman, trans-Caspian cargo has seen a significant increase, roughly quintupling since 2018. This growth is further evidenced by Uzbek manufacturers planning final-stage production in Georgia’s Poti free zone. Linderman notes that while Georgia has maintained ties with Central Asia since the 1990s, these connections were previously limited and primarily focused on the Baku–Tbilisi energy axis. She emphasizes that current developments represent a shift towards 'coordinated institutionalisation' rather than isolated bilateral gestures. These changes are attributed to Russia’s declining influence, which has created opportunities for smaller Eurasian states to pursue new strategic directions.
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The 10 best high schools in Georgia. See US News & World Report rankings

The 10 best high schools in Georgia. See US News & World Report rankings

U.S. News & World Report released its 2026-2027 ranking for the best high schools, and these are the 10 best in Georgia.
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Under new legislation, restaurants prep to post origin country for shrimp

Under new legislation, restaurants prep to post origin country for shrimp

A new state law requires Georgia restaurants to disclose if their shrimp is imported
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Suspect in Deadly Metro Atlanta Hit-and-Run Apprehended in Conyers

Suspect in Deadly Metro Atlanta Hit-and-Run Apprehended in Conyers

Derrick Lydell Mathis, 52, of Oxford, has been taken into custody in Conyers, Georgia, in connection with a fatal hit-and-run incident. Mathis is accused of striking and killing Andrea Cantrell with his vehicle early on a Monday morning. The Conyers Police Department, working in conjunction with the Georgia State Patrol, identified Mathis and his vehicle through surveillance footage. The police department utilized Flock Safety license plate readers to track the vehicle to a home on Harvel Street in Conyers. Warrants were subsequently secured for Mathis, who was located and arrested without incident at a Conyers motel on Tuesday morning. Police Chief R. Scott Freeman stated that the timely access to vehicle information significantly aided the investigation and led to an arrest within 12 hours of the initial call.
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CommonSpirit Health Market President Janelle Reilly Announces Retirement

CommonSpirit Health Market President Janelle Reilly Announces Retirement

Janelle Reilly, the Market President and CEO of CommonSpirit Health Tennessee and Georgia, is retiring after a 37-year career in healthcare. Reilly has led CommonSpirit operations in Tennessee and North Georgia for the past decade. Her tenure included overseeing the campus at the former Memorial Hospital and the Northwest Georgia campus on Battlefield Parkway. She was also the CEO of CHI Memorial when it became part of the CommonSpirit brand. CommonSpirit officials, including South Region President Matt Brown, acknowledged her 'extraordinary leadership' and commitment to compassionate care, stating that her legacy would continue to impact the communities she served. Reilly's career also included leadership roles in Illinois and Idaho before her move to Chattanooga, and she holds a master’s degree in health/healthcare administration/management from the University of Missouri–Columbia. She was instrumental in spearheading expansion efforts, such as plans for a community hospital in North Georgia.
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AP Poll predicts Wisconsin football has another difficult season ahead

AP Poll predicts Wisconsin football has another difficult season ahead

When looking at the preseason college football AP Poll, the Wisconsin Badgers have another difficult schedule ahead.
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Medical marijuana could soon be legally delivered to your Georgia home

Medical marijuana could soon be legally delivered to your Georgia home

A public hearing is scheduled to discuss adopting rules that would allow medical marijuana products to be delivered to Georgia patients and caregivers.
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Georgia Winter Forecast: Polar Vortex and El Niño to Shape Season

Georgia Winter Forecast: Polar Vortex and El Niño to Shape Season

The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts a wetter-than-usual winter for Georgia, influenced by El Niño and the polar vortex. El Niño, a warming of Pacific Ocean waters, is expected to shift the jet stream, steering storms and moisture across North America. The polar vortex, a mass of frigid Arctic air, may weaken or shift, allowing colder air to spill southward, potentially bringing wintry outbreaks to Georgia. Ocean patterns such as the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation and Pacific Decadal Oscillation are also being monitored for their impact on storm activity and moisture distribution. The National Weather Service (NWS) corroborates these predictions, forecasting above-average precipitation for Georgia, with chances increasing further south. Temperatures are expected to remain near average for the winter months. Source time: Tue, 18 Aug 2026 19:00:00 GMT.