Mervan Berekat is Syria’s most prominent Kurdish poet. Displaced from his hometown of Afrin in 2018, Mervan became a refugee within his own country, trekking for three consecutive days and covering nearly 500 kilometers to escape armed fighters who relentlessly pursued h...
In Thursday’s episode, December 12, 2024, we spoke with Professor Sotiris Roussos from the University of the Peloponnese about developments in Syria, their impact on the broader region, the future of the Gaza Strip conflict, and Iran's influence.
Following this, Aphrodite Ktena, MP for the Communist P...
Mervan Berekat is Syria’s most prominent Kurdish poet. Displaced from his hometown of Afrin in 2018, Mervan became a refugee within his own country, trekking for three consecutive days and covering nearly 500 kilometers to escape armed fighters who relentlessly pursued him and his family. Now residing in Qamishli with only an old laptop and a phone as his possessions, he documents his surroundings in his unique style. “I don’t care about the material things looted from my home for the second time; I only care about the fate of my 5,000 books,” he tells journalist Thomas Sideris. Thomas Sideris, ... Read more
Talal Al Sikh, a Syrian who has lived in Greece since 1985 and has always opposed Assad's regime in his homeland, shared his personal story on Voice of Greece radio and the show "Our Global Voice," hosted by Petros Diplas and Dimitris Kontogiannis.
He spoke about the situation in Syria, the numerous...
Dr. Michalis Theodosiadis and EU Expert Kostas Pikramenos on the Major Turnaround in Syria, on "Hellenes Everywhere"
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