Soup at the Barricades with the Queen of Georgian Cuisine A father-daughter journalist team reports from Tbilisi, where nearly every night since protests broke out in October, the pioneering chef Tekuna Gachechiladze has been ladling out soup to demonstrators fighting for their country’s future.
Dignity Is a Small Price to Pay for a Story “I can’t give you an interview. I still don’t have permission from Sokhumi.”
Krakow Smiles and Bison Vodka “We don’t smile because that’s what the communists wanted us to do,” Marek affirmed. “It’s a private thing for Poles. We smile inside.”
Black Sea Dance Paradox After Russia’s takeover of Crimea, a famous rave relocates to an increasingly conservative country, the Republic of Georgia.
Boiled Beef and the Billionaire Billionaire Georgian politician Bidzina Ivanishvili breaks bread with our friend Paul Rimple.
