Clips

Short, shareable highlights pulled from full Groong episodes.

Pashinyan's Silence on Israeli Genocide Recognition Gives Turkey New Ammunition Ep 562
Asbed critiques Pashinyan's silence on Israel's cabinet recognition of the Armenian Genocide, arguing it hands Turkey new tools for denial.
Post-Election Crackdown: Stalinist Purge Disabling Opposition Today, Not Tomorrow Ep 562
Asbed explains the logic behind Armenia's post-election arrests: disabling opposition in the present, not building lasting cases for future prosecution.
Russia's Remittance Threat: $3-4 Billion That Keeps Armenia's Economy Afloat Ep 562
Asbed reveals that remittances from Armenians working in Russia, totaling $3-4 billion annually, are the hidden pillar keeping Armenia's currency and economy stable.
Constitutional Court Stacked Entirely With Pashinyan Appointees Ep 561
The Constitutional Court hearing the election challenge is composed entirely of Pashinyan appointees, a historic precedent that fundamentally undermines claims of judicial independence.
Kocharyan Stopped at Airport, Then Hit With 20-Year-Old Cases Ep 561
Opposition leader Robert Kocharyan was detained at the airport without justification, then charged with crimes allegedly committed two decades ago that fall outside the statute of limitations.
Russia's Embargo Will Hit Armenia Hardest in August and September Ep 561
Russia's embargo on Armenian agricultural exports will devastate the economy by late summer, forcing farmers into poverty and threatening Armenia's food security and agricultural planning.
Team Telecom Routes Armenian Internet Through Azerbaijan: A Strategic Trap Ep 561
Armenia agreed to route internet traffic through Azerbaijan, creating cybersecurity vulnerabilities and strategic dependency on a hostile neighbor with territorial ambitions.
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.