Michael Stephens, a senior associate fellow at RUSI, dives into the shifting landscape of Syrian politics following the regime's fall. Discover how these changes could reshape Britain's counter-terrorism approach and foreign relations. He discusses the complexities in designating groups like Hayat Tahrir al-Sham as terrorist organizations while tracing their leadership's evolution. Stephens also unpacks the historical ties between the UK and Syria, revealing how past decisions continue to impact current geopolitical dynamics.