Ten Years Later: The Syrian Refugee Crisis

As the world marks the tenth year of the Syrian Civil War, refugees displaced by the conflict see no relief in sight as fighting continues. The decade-long war has destroyed most of Syria's infrastructure, while continued threats of terrorism, food insecurity, and government repression make it impossible for many to return. 

Today, join the Global Current as Analysts Hamzah Khan and Liam Brucker-Casey as we recap the conflict, analyze the current situation, and explore implications for the future of the crisis. Before our discussion, News Briefer Kasia Kostraba updates us on pressing news around the world.

This episode was brought to you thanks to:

Executive Producer - Jarrett Dang,

Associate Producers - Jasmine DeLeon, Joaquin Matamis,

Host - Eric Bunce,

Technical Producers - Brittney Segura, Joel Moran,

Assistant Technical Producer - Jason Maryeski      

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