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11 January 2026

A detailed view of a homemade tin foil FA Cup trophy appears after the Emirates FA Cup Third Round match between Norwich City and Walsall at Carrow Road in Norwich, on January 11, 2026.

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#12922700

29 October 2025

Left Chairman Biman Bose comes out of the CEO's office after submitting a memorandum to Mr. Manoj Kumar Agarwal, CEO of West Bengal State, during a protest by 17 Left organizations against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) and the National Register of Citizens (NRC) issue near the West Bengal State Election Commission Office in Kolkata, India, on October 29, 2025. The protesters claim that SIR, which is meant to revise electoral rolls, is used to collect detailed personal data, such as parental date and place of birth, and that such requirements may disenfranchise marginalized people.

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#12790686

24 September 2025

On September 23, in Tbilisi, Georgia, citizens march from the ''300 Aragveli'' memorial to the Parliament. A symbolic march, titled ''Until the end! To save Georgia,'' takes place in Tbilisi on the 300th day of protests. They demand new elections and the fair release of those detained in connection with pro-European protests. Continuous protests in Georgia follow Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's statement on November 28, 2024, to suspend Georgia's European integration process.

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#12790687

24 September 2025

On September 23, in Tbilisi, Georgia, citizens march from the ''300 Aragveli'' memorial to the Parliament. A symbolic march, titled ''Until the end! To save Georgia,'' takes place in Tbilisi on the 300th day of protests. They demand new elections and the fair release of those detained in connection with pro-European protests. Continuous protests in Georgia follow Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's statement on November 28, 2024, to suspend Georgia's European integration process.

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#12790688

24 September 2025

On September 23, in Tbilisi, Georgia, citizens march from the ''300 Aragveli'' memorial to the Parliament. A symbolic march, titled ''Until the end! To save Georgia,'' takes place in Tbilisi on the 300th day of protests. They demand new elections and the fair release of those detained in connection with pro-European protests. Continuous protests in Georgia follow Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's statement on November 28, 2024, to suspend Georgia's European integration process.

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#12790689

24 September 2025

On September 23, in Tbilisi, Georgia, citizens march from the ''300 Aragveli'' memorial to the Parliament. A symbolic march, titled ''Until the end! To save Georgia,'' takes place in Tbilisi on the 300th day of protests. They demand new elections and the fair release of those detained in connection with pro-European protests. Continuous protests in Georgia follow Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's statement on November 28, 2024, to suspend Georgia's European integration process.

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#12790690

24 September 2025

On September 23, in Tbilisi, Georgia, citizens march from the ''300 Aragveli'' memorial to the Parliament. A symbolic march, titled ''Until the end! To save Georgia,'' takes place in Tbilisi on the 300th day of protests. They demand new elections and the fair release of those detained in connection with pro-European protests. Continuous protests in Georgia follow Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's statement on November 28, 2024, to suspend Georgia's European integration process.

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#12790691

24 September 2025

On September 23, in Tbilisi, Georgia, citizens march from the ''300 Aragveli'' memorial to the Parliament. A symbolic march, titled ''Until the end! To save Georgia,'' takes place in Tbilisi on the 300th day of protests. They demand new elections and the fair release of those detained in connection with pro-European protests. Continuous protests in Georgia follow Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's statement on November 28, 2024, to suspend Georgia's European integration process.

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#12790692

24 September 2025

On September 23, in Tbilisi, Georgia, citizens march from the ''300 Aragveli'' memorial to the Parliament. A symbolic march, titled ''Until the end! To save Georgia,'' takes place in Tbilisi on the 300th day of protests. They demand new elections and the fair release of those detained in connection with pro-European protests. Continuous protests in Georgia follow Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's statement on November 28, 2024, to suspend Georgia's European integration process.

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#12790694

24 September 2025

On September 23, in Tbilisi, Georgia, citizens march from the ''300 Aragveli'' memorial to the Parliament. A symbolic march, titled ''Until the end! To save Georgia,'' takes place in Tbilisi on the 300th day of protests. They demand new elections and the fair release of those detained in connection with pro-European protests. Continuous protests in Georgia follow Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's statement on November 28, 2024, to suspend Georgia's European integration process.

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#12790695

24 September 2025

On September 23, in Tbilisi, Georgia, citizens march from the ''300 Aragveli'' memorial to the Parliament. A symbolic march, titled ''Until the end! To save Georgia,'' takes place in Tbilisi on the 300th day of protests. They demand new elections and the fair release of those detained in connection with pro-European protests. Continuous protests in Georgia follow Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's statement on November 28, 2024, to suspend Georgia's European integration process.

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#12790696

24 September 2025

On September 23, in Tbilisi, Georgia, citizens march from the ''300 Aragveli'' memorial to the Parliament. A symbolic march, titled ''Until the end! To save Georgia,'' takes place in Tbilisi on the 300th day of protests. They demand new elections and the fair release of those detained in connection with pro-European protests. Continuous protests in Georgia follow Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's statement on November 28, 2024, to suspend Georgia's European integration process.

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#12790697

24 September 2025

On September 23, in Tbilisi, Georgia, citizens march from the ''300 Aragveli'' memorial to the Parliament. A symbolic march, titled ''Until the end! To save Georgia,'' takes place in Tbilisi on the 300th day of protests. They demand new elections and the fair release of those detained in connection with pro-European protests. Continuous protests in Georgia follow Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's statement on November 28, 2024, to suspend Georgia's European integration process.

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#12790698

24 September 2025

On September 23, in Tbilisi, Georgia, citizens march from the ''300 Aragveli'' memorial to the Parliament. A symbolic march, titled ''Until the end! To save Georgia,'' takes place in Tbilisi on the 300th day of protests. They demand new elections and the fair release of those detained in connection with pro-European protests. Continuous protests in Georgia follow Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's statement on November 28, 2024, to suspend Georgia's European integration process.

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#12790699

24 September 2025

On September 23, in Tbilisi, Georgia, citizens march from the ''300 Aragveli'' memorial to the Parliament. A symbolic march, titled ''Until the end! To save Georgia,'' takes place in Tbilisi on the 300th day of protests. They demand new elections and the fair release of those detained in connection with pro-European protests. Continuous protests in Georgia follow Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's statement on November 28, 2024, to suspend Georgia's European integration process.

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#12790700

24 September 2025

On September 23, in Tbilisi, Georgia, citizens march from the ''300 Aragveli'' memorial to the Parliament. A symbolic march, titled ''Until the end! To save Georgia,'' takes place in Tbilisi on the 300th day of protests. They demand new elections and the fair release of those detained in connection with pro-European protests. Continuous protests in Georgia follow Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's statement on November 28, 2024, to suspend Georgia's European integration process.

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