Chloe Hadjimatheou
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3,299 appearances
16 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard 27 Aug
Chloe Hadjimatheou’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Asthma too seems to have escaped without consequence.
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When she fled in early December 2024 and took refuge in Moscow, she left behind her a shell of a country.
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Half a million Syrians were dead, another six million had become refugees and entire cities lay in piles of rubble.
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It was a far cry from the progressive modern country she claimed to be trying to build two decades earlier.
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But walking away from all that is likely to have been far more painful than you might imagine.
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Because it seems she may have been close to getting the top job.
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I've learned that Asmar al-Assad had grown so powerful, she was being considered as a replacement for Bashar to take over Assyria's next president.
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That's next time on We Call Her Emma.
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This series is reported by me, Chloe Hajimotheo.
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It's written by me and the producer, Gary Marshall, with additional production by Hannah Varel.
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The field producer and translator in Lebanon and Syria is Sarah Dardouche.
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Our interpreter was Aisha Aldris.
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The development producer is Jess Swinburne.
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The sound design is by Hannah Varel.
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Our theme music is Yamo from the Syrian band Shkun.
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The voice actors were Hannah Joel, Sara Amar, Sira Akra and Majid Atamimi.
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Podcast artwork is by Lola Williams and Eliza Bourna.
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The executive producers are Jasper Corbett and Basha Cummings.
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The reporting in this episode was done in collaboration with a consortium of Syrian and international journalists led by Lighthouse Reports.
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This podcast was supported by a grant from the Pulitzer Center.
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