The Syrian Civil War Reignites

The Syrian Civil War Reignites

Up next

My Road to Conflicted (with Jake Warren)

Because Aimen is still away, we’re taking this opportunity to introduce you all to our executive producer Jake Warren. A journalist and programme-maker, Jake not only had the idea for Conflicted, he is also the founder of Message Heard, the company that produces the show. Jake an ...  Show more

Jeremy Hunt: Democracy’s Defeat Is Not Inevitable

In this latest Conflicted Conversation, Thomas talks with Tory MP Sir Jeremy Hunt. Over fourteen years of Conservative government, Hunt served as Culture Secretary, Health Secretary, Foreign Secretary and Chancellor of the Exchequer. But in this discussion, Jeremy draws especiall ...  Show more

Recommended Episodes

Syrian Rebels Take Aleppo: Kalam Digest 16
Kalam

The ripple effects of Israel's wars in the Middle East are spinning out of control. Just last week, the Islamist Syrian rebel group Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) retook the city of Aleppo, the second-largest city in Syria. How did they manage to do so, and how does the severe weake ...  Show more

Syria: Can The Tyrant Assad Fall? With Razan Saffour
The Thinking Muslim

Become a member to get access to exclusive monthly calls: https://www.thinkingmuslim.com/membershipIt’s been a spectacular week in Syria. The world had written off the rebellion that began in 2011, believing Assad, with the support of Russian air power and Iranian militias, had c ...  Show more

Why the West Wants to Bring Down the New Syrian State - with Sami Hamdi (Part 2)
The Thinking Muslim

In this second session of our 2024 roundup we have Sami Hamdi back on the show to discuss Syria in more detail. Syria is in many ways a ray of hope but also raises all sorts of uncertainties. What path will the revolution take? How do we assess Jolani and the rebel movement? What ...  Show more

Syria: What’s behind the Druze-Bedouin conflict?
What in the World

Violence has flared up again in Syria, this time in the southern province of Suweida. Fighting has broken out between the government forces and two minority groups: the Druze and the Bedouins. It’s not the first time that the stability of the country has been shaken since the fal ...  Show more