Bangladesh, July 5 -- The Pirosmani restaurant in Karlovy Vary, a picturesque spa town in the Czech Republic known for its hot springs and elegant architecture, offers an inviting atmosphere with a modest four-table setup and walls adorned with photographs of its owner, Asmat Shanava, alongside notable public figures such as former Czech President Václav Klaus. This cozy Georgian eatery, named after the celebrated Georgian painter Niko Pirosmani, seems at first glance to be an ordinary business run by an industrious and well-connected entrepreneur. But behind the warm ambiance and traditional cuisine lies a web of complex associations linking Shanava to individuals with alleged ties to the Russian criminal underworld, as well as a Kr...