Gareth Browne
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first heard May 2026
last heard 20 Jul
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The Intelligence from The Economist · A firm Andy: what are new British PM’s plans? · 20 Jul 2026
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So, in some regards, Syria has become almost too big to fail for the Gulf Arab states.
So, whatever the attacks by ISIS or other insurgent groups that do happen in the capital, there's still an insistence from Syria's regional friends, even the United States, that actually this new state
project can't be allowed to fail and by hook or by crook it has to maintain the support of the international community.
Thanks for having me, Rosie.
Now
How there?
In a Damascus courtroom, an old man stands in a cage.
He has a pained expression on his face.
He's wearing a black and white prison uniform.
Artif Najib is on trial for murder, torture, and orchestrating massacres.
Fifteen years ago, this man was the security chief of Deta,
a city in southern Syria.
When the parents of children arrested in protests in 2011 came to Mr.
Najeeb, who was head of security in the city at the time, to beg for mercy.
He told them to forget about their sons, to go home, and to make new ones.
That brutal period in Deborah.
morphed into nearly fourteen years of nationwide repression, bloodshed and war.
But on May tenth, the Syrian courts finally began to catch up with the criminals who ran Bashar al-Assad's regime.
Artif Najib is the first man to take the stand.
Well I think is a judicial system in transition like the rest of the country.
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