Alex Scrivener of the Democratic Security Institute talks about why massive protests in Georgia broke out.
Ahmed Bayram on the devastating humanitarian situation in Gaza, and its worsening effects as winter approaches.
Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi on what led to the Syrian government being caught off-guard by opposition forces taking Aleppo.
Ranj Alaaldin on what the Syrian opposition forces must now prepare for, now that they’ve captured the city of Aleppo.
Sultan Barakat on what lengths Turkiye went, to protect its regional interests, in response to opposition taking Aleppo.
Robert Geist Pinfold on what, how new elements of the Syrian conflict are emerging, after opposition forces took Aleppo.
Andreas Krieg on why Syrian opposition forces were met with little resistance by country’s military, when taking Aleppo.
A British Jewish academic, and a son of Holocaust survivors was arrested in London after a Pro Palestinian speech.
Omer Ozkizilcik on why one of the Syrian regime’s biggest allies may not provide assistance following recent offensive.
Joshua Landis on why Syrian government forces were quickly overrun in Aleppo, president Al-Assad may seek assistance.
Caroline Rose on how a Trump administration may react to an intensified war in Syria.
Mouin Rabbani on what Hezbollah’s next move might look like, ifIsrael refuses to end the war on Gaza.
How one woman’s passion for football led to her fight for women’s rights.
Hassan Barari on why Israel came out ahead in the war in Lebanon, even though neither side actually “won”.
