Unraveling Syria: Shifts in Conflict and Leadership

This chapter explores the complexities of the Syrian Civil War, highlighting the rise of a new rebel leader with a nationalist agenda. It examines the humanitarian crisis exacerbated by foreign involvement, particularly from Turkey, and discusses the geopolitical dynamics involving major powers like Russia and Iran. The conversation further reflects on the moral implications of international aid and the historical context of foreign policy decisions, particularly in relation to the conflict in Ukraine.