Beverley Ochieng, a senior analyst with Control Risks specializing in the Wagner Group, discusses the global repercussions of Bashar al-Assad's regime collapse. She highlights how African countries, reliant on Russian paramilitary support, may face instability and the return of militants. The conversation dives into the shifting diplomatic ties, with Tunisia and Algeria navigating their relationships with Syria, and emphasizes the broader security concerns for nations like Egypt in a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape.