Clips

Short, shareable highlights pulled from full Groong episodes.

Ukraine's Caspian Drone Attack: How Did Drones Fly Undetected? Ep 571
Asbed and Hovik dissect how Ukrainian drones reached the Caspian Sea undetected, exploring launch routes, NATO intelligence support, and the strategic implications for the region.
Europe's Cold War Against Georgia and the Double Standard Ep 570
Archil Sikharulidze alleges that Brussels is waging a 'full-scale Cold War' against Georgia because Georgian Dream refused to align with EU pressure to confront Russia.
Georgia Cannot Bypass Its Orthodox Church, and Europe Knows It Ep 570
Archil Sikharulidze argues that EU demands for Georgia to weaken its Orthodox Church's role in society are incompatible with Georgian national identity and values.
Georgia's Path from Anti-Russian to Pragmatic: A Regional Model Ep 570
Archil Sikharulidze explains how Georgia evolved from radical anti-Russian stance to pragmatic balanced policy without abandoning European aspirations.
Ukraine's Pragmatic Reset with Georgia: Abandoning Regime Change Ep 570
Archil Sikharulidze analyzes why Kyiv suddenly reversed course and engaged Georgian Dream after attempting to isolate it, revealing Kyiv's shrinking alliance options.
Why Western NGOs Aren't Real Civil Society in the South Caucasus Ep 570
Archil Sikharulidze argues that civil society organizations in Georgia, Armenia, and Russia are not independent movements but foreign-funded instruments operating under Western control.
Armenian Genocide Recognition Is Just the Beginning Ep 569
What comes after Congress recognizes the Armenian Genocide? Barsamian outlines the next priorities: education, reparations, and the role of Armenia itself.
Complementarity vs. Exclusivity: Armenia's Dangerous Western Pivot Ep 569
Barsamian weighs Armenia's foreign policy pivot to the West against the persistent threat from unrepentant neighbors: can true security come without Turkey's acknowledgment and commitment?
Do What You Do Well: Diaspora Activism Beyond Politics Ep 569
Instead of fighting over politics, diasporans should focus on practical contributions: tech, environment, education, economy. Barsamian on what diaspora activists can actually accomplish.