TBLPOD15feb2018

Misha in Kielbasastan, Georgian March prepares goon squad, Georgian restaurant soft opens in Palo Alto, EU asylum worries, EU support up or down, PM in Brussels, Kobakhidze meets GOP dudes in DC, Margvel with Greeks, Izoria in Romania, Janelidze in Kuwait, Estonian Def Min in Tbilisi, Russians call Roki border big whoop, Abkhaz in Georgian hospitals, Abkhaz create Ideology post, Khajimba flirts with Facebook ban, Gali singer, South Ossetia sets up investment site, State Inspector post, new head of human rights dept and border police, underworld penalties up, Margvel simplifies pardoning procedures, military reserve, weapons purchases up, one opposition candidate yea right, labor draft watered down, public broadcaster still a mess, Ugulava runs in Imereti, terrible Omalo road, Archpriest conviction upheld, Mkhedrioni shot, hospital corruption, 11 story building 27, Kobuleti anti Madrassa, Zugdidi kicks out market, RFE no R2, Open Budget Rank, Alex Jones in Tbilisi!?

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  1. **The MEME this week is an Imedi TV segment about a bebia in Svaneti who cooks traditional foods with marijuana in them. Link: http://bit.ly/2Enryg1

    THINGS TO READ
    **Former TBLPOD writer Joseph Larsen wrote about how Georgia could resist authoritarian pressure for the Georgian Institute of Politics. Link: http://bit.ly/2svi4cR

    **Civil.ge interviewed New Zealand academic Rouben Azizian on the relationship between Nauru and South Ossetia and Abkhazia. Link: http://bit.ly/2EbipGU

    **Jam News wrote about a 2017 deal between the Georgian government and Gazprom in the context of a 2018 natural gas balance sheet just published by the Ministry of Economy. Link: http://bit.ly/2sfyar4

    **OC Media gathered all of the currently available information on Akhmed Chatayev, the November Isani Special Operation, and aftermath into one story. Link: http://bit.ly/2GxEpJS

    **Chai Khana wrote about and photographed Tbilisi’s historic courtyards. Link: http://bit.ly/2BJ6w9D

    **The Spaces wrote about Georgia’s Soviet monuments, exploring the different ways that monuments have been preserved and the Soviet period either condemned or memorialized. Link: http://bit.ly/2smYgYY

    **Culinary Backstreets wrote about the revival of Georgia’s tea industry. Link: http://bit.ly/2EQls4v

    **Jam News also published a series of photographs, videos, and stories about ballet in Georgia. Link: http://bit.ly/2BLPyaX

    **Chai Khana also filmed a school in Batumi, one of 12 in Georgia where disabled students are integrated into the student body. Link: http://bit.ly/2Eq9Yae

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