Georgia’s tumultuous history since it gained independence after the dissolution of the Soviet Union has shaped its foreign policy and political standing in the world. Having covered the revolution in Georgia and with his deep understanding of the history and culture of the region, Thomas Dworzak returned, to look at how the country continues to be shaped by its communist past and the divide that continues to permeate society, from exiled Russian protests against the war in Ukraine, to military museums that commemorate Joseph Stalin and anti-Russian graffiti on the streets of Tbilisi.