May 20, 2026
GZERO Media is back on the podium at the 47th Annual Telly Awards, adding six more trophies to our shelf — including three in Gold! We’re so grateful to be recognized for our groundbreaking work in global analysis and… *checks notes*... geopolitical puppetry.
Our latest haul includes:
- Gold — How Russia overtook Ukraine's drone advantage: Ian Explains | Television — News & Politics
- Gold — Could the US pull another Panama in Venezuela?Ian Explains | Online — Explainer
- Gold — Puppet Regime | Social Video — Comedy
- Silver — Putin's "Special Military Operation" Bop | Online – Comedy: Short or Episode (Next stop, the Grammys?)
- Bronze — Will Trump Go to War in Venezuela? | Television – Political & Commentary
- Bronze — GZERO World with Ian Bremmer | Television – News & Politics
That brings our glittering total to 32 Telly Awards earned since 2020, which means we could give out one for each member of NATO. That’s assuming no change from the US, which is admittedly a big assumption nowadays.
The Telly Awards celebrate excellence in video and television across all screens, selecting this year’s winners from over 14,000 entries spanning 55 countries and 6 continents.
Watch all six of our award winners below:
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