Asma Khalid

And yet you've also suggested that that's an unwise way to think and operate.

Can you explain why?

That was Margaret McMillan, Emeritus Professor of International History at the University of Oxford.

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And I'm Asma Khalid.

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And over the years, he's been profoundly affected by the stories he's heard from children in particular. Now this spring, he's saying goodbye to the BBC. So we sat down with him to talk through the issue that has stayed with him throughout his career. From the BBC, I'm Asma Khalid. And I'm Tristan Redman. And today on The Global Story, Fergal Keen on PTSD and how living through war affects children's brains.

Haluaisimme todella puhua sinulle tänään, koska olet kirjoittanut tämän mielenkiintoisen artiklan BBC-sivustolle, jossa puhutaan siitä, miten elämys konflikteissa vaikuttaa lapsille. Lopulta ja koko elämän aikana. Miksi päätit kirjoittaa tämän tarinan nyt?