Talk Georgia
Talk Georgia
Podcast Description
Talk Georgia is my English-language podcast covering Georgian and regional politics. Each week, we release two shows and a weekly news update:
Talk Georgia with Giorgi Rukhadze – I explore key developments in Georgian and regional politics with a specially invited guest.
Talk Georgia Question Time – GSAC Founder Nodar Kharshiladze and I answer questions on major events in Georgia and broader regional dynamics.
Talk Georgia Weekly News Update – A concise summary of the most important political news from Georgia over the past week
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on Georgian and regional politics, covering main topics such as political developments, opposition dynamics, and EU relations. Notable episodes include discussions about Irakli Kobakhidze's political role, analysis of party leadership within Georgian Dream, and the implications of international deals on Georgia's future.
Talk Georgia is my English-language podcast covering Georgian and regional politics. Each week, we release two shows and a weekly news update:
Talk Georgia with Giorgi Rukhadze – I explore key developments in Georgian and regional politics with a specially invited guest.
Talk Georgia Question Time – GSAC Founder Nodar Kharshiladze and I answer questions on major events in Georgia and broader regional dynamics.
Talk Georgia Weekly News Update – A concise summary of the most important political news from Georgia over the past week
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his is a special edition of Talk Georgia, which airs every Sunday at 22:00, where Giorgi Rukhadze and Nodar Kharshiladze answer audience questions about Georgian and regional politics.
Top Questions of the week:
Has Mamuka Mdinaradze been promoted, demoted, or is being prepared for prison? Could this reshuffle be linked to Ivanishvili’s possible dissatisfaction with the performance of the so-called “Hate Speech” Department? And could the creation of this new “morality police” be part of the same process?
Shalva Papuashvili has now openly suggested that Georgia might actually be better off outside the European Union. Do you think this is simply another attempt to please Ivanishvili, or is Georgian Dream now openly preparing the public to abandon the country’s EU membership path?
Please send your questions for the next show to [email protected]
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