Amir Nader, a BBC international correspondent and expert on Captagon, discusses the complex drug trade landscape in post-Assad Syria. He highlights the deep ties between the regime and the Captagon narcotic, exploring its addictive appeal and the stark realities of human rights abuses. Nader addresses the challenges faced by new rebel leaders aiming to dismantle this entrenched network and restore stability, while citizens balance hope with skepticism about genuine reform. The conversation reveals the critical impact of the drug trade on Syria's economic recovery and international relations.