Clips

Short, shareable highlights pulled from full Groong episodes.

Artsakh Declared Independence Before Azerbaijan Did Ep 588
Asbed lays out how Artsakh legally became a republic, following all Soviet and international laws, before Azerbaijan declared its own independence.
Five Times More Expensive for Diasporans to Gain Armenian Citizenship Ep 588
Hovik breaks down a fivefold hike in Armenian citizenship fees and a tenfold increase to renounce, and argues it is deliberate diaspora policy.
Jailed, Then a Deal, Then His Case Vanished Ep 588
Hovik recounts how Goris mayor Arush Arushanyan, jailed for protesting Pashinyan, saw his case dropped a week after allying with Civil Contract.
The Turkey-Azerbaijan Alliance Armenia Held Off for 26 Years Ep 588
Hovik argues the Turkey-Azerbaijan bond is uniquely strong and that Armenia kept Turkey out of the conflict for 26 years until Pashinyan.
Why Won't They Release the War Dead's Names? Ep 588
Hovik demands the names of those killed in the 2020 war and after, arguing the government's silence hides a story of betrayal.
China Is an Enabling Power, Not an Extractive One Ep 587
Warwick Powell defines China as an enabling power that funds infrastructure, training, and open source models with very few strings, not an extractive hegemon.
Energy Is the Real Bottleneck for AI Ep 587
Warwick Powell argues energy, not chips, is the foundational bottleneck for AI, warning that hyperscale data centers are creating an electricity have and have-not divide.
How Beijing Really Sees TRIPP and the Middle Corridor Ep 587
Warwick Powell on why Beijing stays relaxed about TRIPP and the Middle Corridor, and how the risk of any route becoming a chokepoint is managed by keeping alternatives.
The Poison Pills in U.S. Tech Deals With Small States Ep 587
Warwick Powell on the poison pill clauses in U.S. tech deals that lock smaller states into a single ecosystem, using Malaysia as a case with lessons for Armenia.