Причины антиазербайджанского мейнстрима в ПАСЕ

In the new episode of "Kavkaza News," Gela Vasadze speaks with Paata Davitaia about the main risks facing Georgia and the entire South Caucasus. The conversation focuses on Russia's possible plans to annex the Tskhinvali region, the situation surrounding Abkhazia, the role of PACE, the influence of lobbies and the electoral dependence of Western politicians, and why some European elites have long failed to understand Russia's methods. Paata Davitaia explains how political resolutions work in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, why PACE documents should not be considered "empty paper," how Azerbaijan was able to strengthen its position, and why, in his opinion, Georgia is now at a dangerous point. A separate section is devoted to Tskhinvali and Abkhazia: why Russia maintains gray zones, why the topic of annexation could become a tool for pressuring Tbilisi, what red lines exist for Georgian society, and whether a direct conversation between Georgians, Abkhazians, and Ossetians about the future is possible. Timecodes 00:00 How PACE Works and Political Resolutions 04:12 Georgia and Azerbaijan under the Council of Europe's Monitoring 05:43 Why Resolutions on Azerbaijan Have Become Softer 07:36 Ukraine, Azerbaijan, and Political Support 11:41 Personal Connections, Lobbies, and Politicians' Dependence on the Electorate 15:44 The Story of Matthew Bryza and the Influence of the Armenian Lobby 18:52 Why the West Didn't Understand Russia's Methods for a Long Time 22:38 The United States, the Black Sea Region, and Davitaya's Forecast 29:05 Why Russia Needs the Annexation of the Tskhinvali Region 30:25 Tskhinvali and Abkhazia as Moscow's Gray Zones 34:01 A Small Victory for Putin and Pressure on Georgia 35:23 How the Annexation Issue Can Work for the Georgian Government 39:00 Border Demarcation and New Risks for Tbilisi 42:18 Abkhazia, Kan Kvarchia, and the Dots Contacts 44:21 Why Ukraine's Victory Is Important for Georgia 45:19 Red Lines: Annexation and the Russian Flag in Tbilisi 47:27 Abkhazians, Subjectivity, and a Difficult Conversation about the Future 52:05 Conversation Summary Dear friends! The "Caucasus News" channel continues to grow and develop with you. We are open to partnerships, advertising, and commercial projects that may be interesting and useful to our audience. For inquiries regarding collaboration, advertising, and commercial proposals, please contact Zulfiya Khalilova: [email protected] Support the channel: ❤️ Patreon:   / gelavasadze   💳 PayPal: paypal.me/gelavasadze and by subscribing to VPN Caucasus https://t.me/vpnvolkbot?start=YT Thank you for your trust and support