Marika Mariashvili, a prominent Georgian politician and foreign secretary for the DROA party, dives into her country's struggle for democracy amidst political turmoil. She discusses the massive protests against election rigging and police brutality, fueled by the public's desire for EU membership. Mariashvili highlights the psychological impact of state oppression on citizens and emphasizes the resilience of the democracy movement. She also explores the potential role the European Union could play in supporting reforms and combating corruption.

Join Dominic Nicholls, Associate Editor of Defence for The Telegraph, as he shares insights from MI6 head Richard Moore's impactful speech. Margus Tsahkna, Estonia's Foreign Minister, discusses the implications of Donald Trump's influence on international relations, calling him a potential modern-day Churchill. Meanwhile, Marika Mikiashvili sheds light on recent protests in Tbilisi against Georgia's pro-Kremlin government, highlighting the growing public dissent and the strategic importance of solidarity in the Ukraine conflict.

Joining the discussion are Venetia Rainey, co-host of the Battle Lines podcast and foreign desk veteran, Marika Mikiashvili, an analyst focused on Georgia, and Dr. Thomas Clausen, a historian exploring conflict dynamics. They dive into South Korea’s potential arms supply to Ukraine amid escalating tensions with North Korea. Historical context is examined, linking World War I's impacts to today’s conflicts. The implications of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk are also revealed, shedding light on regional power struggles and national identities.