Vladimir van Wilgenburg

Wladimir van Wilgenburg, an underground journalist and author on Syria and Kurdistan, sheds light on the shifting dynamics of the Syrian Civil War. He discusses the unexpected moves of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham and the intricate relationships forming across different factions. Wladimir also explores life in post-regime Syria and the evolving social landscape, emphasizing personal stories amid the chaos. The dialogue is enriched by insights on media biases, highlighting the importance of reliable information in understanding this complex humanitarian crisis.

In this discussion, Giorgene Jermey, a human rights journalist focused on Kurdistan, and Vladimir van Wilgenburg, who reports on regional politics, dive into pressing issues surrounding Kurdish struggles and Iranian ethnic minorities. They shed light on the humanitarian challenges faced by the Kurdish population amidst ongoing conflicts and highlight the significance of activism in promoting awareness about their rights. Additionally, they explore the political dynamics of proposed disarmament and the complexities of seeking peace in a politically fractured landscape.