Clips

Short, shareable highlights pulled from full Groong episodes.

The Minsk Trap: Why Iran Should Fear the US Ceasefire Deal Ep 561
Hovik warns that the US-Iran ceasefire could mirror the failed Minsk agreements, where the West negotiated peace while secretly rearming for a stronger offensive.
The Opposition Hopes the Court Will Act Fairly. Hovik Thinks That's Unfounded Optimism. Ep 561
The opposition hopes the Constitutional Court will overturn the election despite being staffed entirely with Pashinyan appointees. Hovik argues this optimism is unfounded.
Israel's Veto Power Over US-Iran Talks Ep 560
Dr. Grigoryan explains how Israel's veto power threatens the US-Iran negotiations in Switzerland, and why Netanyahu has incentives to sabotage any agreement.
Pashinyan Is Preparing for New Elections and Constitutional Crisis Ep 560
Grigoryan argues Pashinyan is strategically preparing for inevitable constitutional crises by disqualifying opposition parties and restricting diasporic-citizen voting rights.
Pashinyan's 'Clear Choice' Was Anything But Clear Ep 560
Dr. Grigoryan deconstructs the Western narrative that Armenian voters made a 'clear choice' for Europe, arguing the election was driven by negative voting and distorted media narratives.
The Opposition's Fatal Mistake: Trying to Out-Pashinyan Pashinyan Ep 560
Grigoryan explains why the opposition lost: Strong Armenia and the Armenia Alliance embraced TRIPP and Western integration, making them indistinguishable from Pashinyan and thus unelectable.
Trump's Weakness on Israel Is Reshaping US Politics Ep 560
Grigoryan argues that US-Israel tensions are becoming public and dangerous, with officials like J.D. Vance openly questioning Israeli policy in unprecedented ways.
Why Voters Rejected the 'Nakhkins': Dignity Over Economics Ep 560
Grigoryan argues that Armenian voters rejected the pre-2018 regime primarily because of systemic humiliation by oligarchs and local warlords, not merely economic corruption.
Armenia faces impossible choice: replace Russia with EU markets overnight or collapse Ep 559
Hrant Mikaelian analyzes why the EU's 50 million euro credit line cannot realistically replace the Russian market for Armenian agricultural exports, and how logistics costs make European market access illusory.