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Bratislava places in top 10 Eastern European airports - Vimarsana News

Bratislava places in top 10 Eastern European airports

Budapest tops the latest ranking.

Georgian PM announces plans for new football stadium to host 2028 Champions League final - Vimarsana News

Georgian PM announces plans for new football stadium to host 2028 Champions League final

A 70,000-capacity football stadium will be built in Georgia’s capital city of Tbilisi with a goal of the venue hosting the 2028 final of the UEFA Champions League, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced on Monday.

Source: agenda.ge
Bettany Hughes' Treasures of the World - 4seven HD - Vimarsana News

Bettany Hughes' Treasures of the World - 4seven HD

Georgia (Season 3 Episode 3): Bettany reveals the hidden treasures of Georgia. Bettany Hughes' Treasures of the World airs on 4seven HD at 7:00 PM, Monday 22 April. Bettany reveals the hidden treasures of Georgia

Western-backed protests erupt in the country of Georgia - Vimarsana News

Western-backed protests erupt in the country of Georgia

Demonstrators, whose numbers have been generally described as being “in the thousands,” took to the streets outside the parliament on multiple days this week. They waved EU, Ukrainian and Georgian flags, held aloft signs that read “No to Russia. Yes to Europe” and yelled “Slaves!”, “Russians!”, “Traitors!”.

Source: wsws.org
Brown bear cub found near Mtirala National Park - Vimarsana News

Brown bear cub found near Mtirala National Park

Local residents stumbled upon a surprising find - a brown bear cub, near Mtirala National Park, a protected area in Georgia’s west, the country’s Agency of Protected Areas said on Saturday.

Source: agenda.ge