Talk Georgia

Talk Georgia brings you weekly news updates on the key political and regional developments in Georgia. New episodes drop every Saturday at 22:00. Don’t miss out!

TOMORROW at 22:00 on Talk Georgia Nodar Kharshiladze and I will be answering your questions on Georgian and international politics: Here’s a preview of what’s coming up:

Is Kavelashvili’s offer of pardons for election participation a political maneuver? and can the unity of eight opposition parties around a boycott gain traction without Lelo and Gakharia?

What message does Kobakhidze’s absence from the U.S. reception and the Deputy FM’s condolences to the Iranian Embassy send? Should we expect any response from Israel or the U.S.?

Could Kobakhidze’s urgent meeting with business leaders be connected with possible UK–EU sanctions that seem on the way?

What’s going on between Russia and Azerbaijan, how does the Ankara-Baku-Yerevan-Brussels mix play into it, and where does Georgia fit in all of this?

Send you questions at [email protected]

Talk Georgia's Episode 10 .

Guest: Giga Bokeria, Federalists Leader

Topics discussed:

Serbia, Georgia, Ukraine — What Is the Legacy of the Velvet Revolutions?

Eight parties have finally agreed to stand together. What strategy must now evolve to reach a new level of resistance?

Local Elections: Why do some parties still insist on participating?

What do the unprecedented attacks on ambassadors from democratic countries signal?

And much more

Tomorrow at 22:00 Talk Georgia's Episode 10 will drop

Guest: Giga Bokeria, Federalists Leader

We'll discuss: 

Serbia, Georgia, Ukraine — What Is the Legacy of the Velvet Revolutions?

Eight parties have finally agreed to stand together. What strategy must now evolve to reach a new level of resistance?

Local Elections: Why do some parties still insist on participating?

What do the unprecedented attacks on ambassadors from democratic countries signal?

And much more

Tonight at 22:00 on Talk Georgia Nodar Kharshiladze and I will be answering your questions on Georgian and international politics: Here’s a preview of what’s coming up:

The entire opposition is in prison. Gakharia is likely in exile. Who’s next? Is this the end—or just the beginning?

The time for talk is over. It’s time for action. But what does that mean—at home and abroad?

Is this our moment to unite? What’s happening in Armenia—and how might it end? What could it mean for Georgia?

Send you questions at [email protected]

Talk Georgia brings you weekly news updates on the key political and regional developments in Georgia. New episodes drop every Saturday at 22:00. Don’t miss out!

TOMORROW at 22:00 on Talk Georgia Nodar Kharshiladze and I will be answering your questions on Georgian and international politics: Here’s a preview of what’s coming up:

The entire opposition is in prison. Gakharia is likely in exile. Who’s next? Is this the end—or just the beginning?

The time for talk is over. It’s time for action. But what does that mean—at home and abroad?

Is this our moment to unite? What’s happening in Armenia—and how might it end? What could it mean for Georgia?

Send you questions at [email protected]

Tonighth at 22:00 Talk Georgia's Episode 9 will drop

Guest: Marika Mikiashvili, DROA Foreign Secretary and Professor at Alte University

We'll discuss: 

Opposition leaders jailed, crackdowns on civil society, media, and activists. Is this rock bottom — or just the beginning of even harsher repression?

Georgia’s future as a free state is slipping away. What stage of authoritarian consolidation are we in?

Words are no longer enough. How much longer must we wait for strong action from Georgia’s Western partners?

This is no longer just a political crisis — it's a fight for the survival of the Georgian state. What should our united response be, both at home and abroad? 

And much more

Tomorrow at 22:00 Talk Georgia's Episode 9 will drop

Guest: Marika Mikiashvili, DROA Foreign Secretary and Professor at Alte University

We'll discuss: 

Opposition leaders jailed, crackdowns on civil society, media, and activists. Is this rock bottom — or just the beginning of even harsher repression?

Georgia’s future as a free state is slipping away. What stage of authoritarian consolidation are we in?

Words are no longer enough. How much longer must we wait for strong action from Georgia’s Western partners?

This is no longer just a political crisis — it's a fight for the survival of the Georgian state. What should our united response be, both at home and abroad? 

And much more

This is a special edition of Talk Georgia Question Time, where George Meladze and I will be answering your questions on Georgian and international politics:

Here’s a preview of what’s coming up:

Levan

Politicians are in jail, activists are in jail, NGOs and independent media are under siege. What’s next—and how should we respond?

Lena

The European Parliament passed a strong resolution on Mzia Amaghlobeli and the state of media freedom in Georgia. So why isn’t the EU taking action? Why isn’t it using all its leverage to hold Ivanishvili and his allies accountable?

Samanta

There’s an intense debate over whether opposition parties should take part in the upcoming local elections. What’s your view? Why are some parties calling for a boycott while others insist on staying in the race?

Lika

In your opinion, how might the Israel–Iran conflict end? Are we currently at risk, and how could this impact us in the future?