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Why Georgia’s Proposed Foreign Agents Law Mirrors Russia’s Authoritarian Tactics

Written by Irakli Gagua on May 15, 2024. Posted in Politics, World. No Comments on Why Georgia’s Proposed Foreign Agents Law Mirrors Russia’s Authoritarian Tactics

Georgia’s ruling party, “Georgian Dream,” is pushing a controversial foreign agents law that has sparked widespread protests and raised concerns about the country’s democratic future. While the party claims the law promotes transparency, critics argue it’s a blatant copy of Russia’s legislation used to silence dissent. Let’s delve into why this law is seen as a dangerous step towards authoritarianism.

Ukrainians are using 3D modern technology to maintain cultural artifacts in a digital archive far away from Russia’s attacks

Written by Erik Gagua on June 13, 2022. Posted in Security. No Comments on Ukrainians are using 3D modern technology to maintain cultural artifacts in a digital archive far away from Russia’s attacks

The new campaign makes use of cutting-edge modern technologies to aid safeguard Ukrainian cultural heritage at a time when Russia is looking to get rid of the Ukrainian national identity

How Nature Became Another Victim of Russia’s Ukrainian War

Written by Erik Gagua on May 11, 2022. Posted in Science. No Comments on How Nature Became Another Victim of Russia’s Ukrainian War

Every spring for the past three decades, preservationists at the Tuzly Lagoons national forest on the Black Sea in Ukraine have been excavating superficial networks from the coastal shallows down to the shoreline, linking the bodies of water together.