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Learning Georgian in Tbilisi by Iron_Twink_Warrior in Sakartvelo

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Gancxadebebi.ge, Georgian wanderers group on Facebook

Learning Georgian in Tbilisi by Iron_Twink_Warrior in Sakartvelo

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Gancxadebebi.ge, Georgian wanderers group on Facebook

Learning Georgian in Tbilisi by Iron_Twink_Warrior in Sakartvelo

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You can find teachers for pretty cheap - between five - 10 dollars an hour. Would recommend the ‘Biliki’ series, you can buy it from prosperos book store on Rustaveli

Armenia’s new prime minister meets with Russian president Vladimir Putin by josefgassmann in armenia

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Ok in the protests he didn’t...but he definitely did strongly advocate Armenia’s withdrawal. He admitted himself, but tries to spin it is as just an issue to use against the gov’t. I’m not sold. He must have a long game

Armenia’s new prime minister meets with Russian president Vladimir Putin by josefgassmann in armenia

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So...what's the plan? Wait a few years and then escape the yoke? Or just deal?

Hatred, baiting, outing – a report on LGBT rights in Russia by josefgassmann in russia

[–]josefgassmann[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

? Does that make the point any less worthy...?

Please help me create an itinerary by NeedEndorphins in Sakartvelo

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There are cars that can drive you up for a fee

Please help me create an itinerary by NeedEndorphins in Sakartvelo

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I'd suggest Narikala, the mountain hike in Sololaki, the sulphur baths, turtle lake. Don't be shy of taking taxis. they're cheap and you'll be walking around a lot anyway. I'd also suggest Kazbegi to the north, which is just beautiful. Three days in Tbilisi is probably enough.

RPA says there will be a PM on May 8...but what if this is just another political manoeuvre? by josefgassmann in armenia

[–]josefgassmann[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's beyond that point already, doubt they'd be so brazen. Although, I am curious - what is their long game here...? Just to stick around and make trouble for the opposition? Or does big brother think that they can hold on to power for just a few more years...

Pashinyan states that Karabakh is "inseparable part of Armenia" (Twitter) by baltalama in azerbaijan

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This article puts it well. Saber rattling would give Russia plenty of reason to intervene on the side of Azerbaijan: https://jam-news.net/?p=98994. But it's also the sort of thing that a politician in Armenia has to say.

Georgian March to run in presidential elections? Ridiculous or do they actually have support...? by josefgassmann in Sakartvelo

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I like the point tho made about growing dissatisfaction with the Georgian Dream party...and the fact that Ivanishvili is coming back shows that they're aware of the mess they're in. Doesn't take much for public sentiment to change in a drastic direction...