Loubna Mrie, a Syrian activist and writer, shares powerful reflections on the aftermath of Assad's regime, emphasizing the emotional shift of Syrians from fear to disbelief. Omar Dahi, an economics professor, provides keen analysis on the geopolitical landscape, detailing the rise of Islamist groups and the complex identity struggles faced by the populace. They discuss the dire humanitarian conditions, the challenges of governance in a post-conflict Syria, and the emotional conflicts of the Syrian diaspora grappling with the prospect of returning home.
