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"Main Topic" — October 6, 2025, with Roman Zakharov. Protests in Georgia in 2025 continue unabated, but Bidzina Ivanishvili's Georgian Dream party retains power, taking advantage of the opposition's weakness. We analyze what's happening since Georgia's European integration was frozen and why the country is stuck between the EU and Moscow. In the second part, we discuss how the Kremlin is using propaganda and disinformation in its hybrid war against democracies—including the European Union and post-Soviet countries like Moldova. Bonus: Top 5 media news items for September! 🎙 Interviews with experts: • Natalie Sabanadze, former Georgian Ambassador to the European Union, expert at the British Chatham House • Lev Gershenzon, media specialist, founder of the news aggregator The True Story 00:00 Georgia at a Crossroads: Protests and Political Crisis 04:50 The Opposition and the Election Boycott: Why Unity Failed 05:26 The Attempted Storming of the Presidential Palace and the Subsequent Repressions 07:34 Georgian Dream Exploits the Opposition's Weakness 10:01 Further Away from Europe, Closer to Russia? Freezing European Integration and a Change of Course 11:00 Who Supports Georgian Dream: The Structure of the Electorate and the Role of Propaganda 14:50 Ivanishvili Claimed 80% Support – Is He Misleading or Lying? 17:00 Pro-Russian Course or Caution: The Georgian Government's Position 20:38 The Kremlin and Hybrid Warfare: Narratives in Foreign Media 22:18 Moldova or "Moldova": Russia is Waging a Campaign Against the European Choice 25:36 Social Media and TikTok as Tools of Influence 29:01 Tell Me Who Your Enemy Is: How the Putin Regime Creates the Image of a "Besieged Fortress" 33:08 News Under Threat: How to Counter Disinformation 🌐 Top 5 Media News Agenda for September 2025 27:20 Top 5: News Agenda in Russian Media 32:00 Top 5: Global Information Agenda 36:20 Top 5: News Agenda in Ukrainian Media 36:58 Top 5: News Agenda in Belarusian Media Photo Collage: Jay Kogler / SOPA Images / LightRocket Belsat, on whose frequency "Vot Tak" broadcasts, is considered an "undesirable organization" in the Russian Federation. Distributing our materials in Russia may result in government reprisals. However, our programs are safe to watch. Website – https://vot-tak.tv Chatbot for communication – https://t.me/TestVTAK_bot Email – [email protected] Our channels: VOT TAK – https://bit.ly/3eW1R5G VOT TAK SHORTS – https://bit.ly/3zqRfWa VOT TAK NOW – https://bit.ly/3HHsSGH Our social media: Telegram "Vot Tak" – https://bit.ly/3ZzvQci Telegram "Vot Tak. Exclusives" – https://bit.ly/3BRBRqW Telegram "Vot Tak. Live" – https://bit.ly/3QyHU88 Instagram – https://bit.ly/44ZHaOl Facebook "Vot Tak" – https://bit.ly/4exhugK Facebook "Vot Tak" So. Moldova" – https://bit.ly/480O76r X – https://bit.ly/3uXZRjZ TikTok – https://bit.ly/3ZvxiMK Treads – https://bit.ly/47xabDu #maintopic #Sabanadze #Gershenzon