across talking turkey and syria i'm joined by my guest sami ramadani in london he's a contributor on iraq and the middle east for the guardian as well as a senior lecturer in sociology in oxford we have dan glazebrook he is an independent political analyst and author of divide in ruin the west's imperial strategy in the age of crisis and in istanbul we cross to change he is the in a political science is a marmora university all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want they always appreciate it i take the same let me go to you first here are just very simply what is turkey's aims what its strategic goals in syria over since the incursion into northern syria can you give us you know two or three major points what turkey wants to achieve. actually to the us we have three points very clear the first. ones to get rid of this. we can say branch off. this is a we call it a y p or p y d this is the first and the most crucial steps as you point for turkey secondly after cleaning. to put some syrian emigrants you know we have three and a half millio

across talking turkey and syria i'm joined by my guest sami ramadani in london he's a contributor on iraq and the middle east for the guardian as well as a senior lecturer in sociology in oxford we have dan glazebrook he is an independent political analyst and author of divide in ruin the west's imperial strategy in the age of crisis and in istanbul we cross to change he is dean of political science is a marmora university all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want they always appreciate it i change the senate bill let me go to you first here it is very simply what is turkey's aims what its strategic goals in syria over since the incursion into northern syria can you give us you know two or three major points what turkey wants to achieve. actually to the s.b.a. to your point very clear the first. ones to get rid of this. we can say. this is a call to y.p. or this is the first and most crucial step three point four second please. to cleaning this area to put some syrian emigrants you know we have three and a half million syrian emigrants

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well earlier in the show we heard from professor sami ramadani about the british and american role in fermenting violence right across the arab world but what about the children you released figures say that more than three hundred fifty seven million children are living in a conflict zone that means the children are more risk from armed conflict now than at any other time in the past twenty years according to save the children we go to iraq now joining me from erbil two hundred twenty miles north of the capital baghdad as a ramshackle around the deputy director of the iraq office of save the children thanks so much around for joining us from your vantage point can you can you clearly see on a day by day basis the well in iraq for all four of those three hundred fifty seven million living in the conflict zone. thanks for having me on this program and it's unfortunate. that it's old and have experienced violence of decades of violence especially in the last four years it has been dating again violence for children and their families across central iraq and take it out and what does it

cross talking turkey and syria i'm joined by my guest sami ramadani in london he's a contributor on iraq and the middle east for the guardian as well as a senior lecturer in sociology in oxford we have dan glazebrook he is an independent political analyst and author of divide in ruin the west's imperial strategy in the age of crisis and missed them. we cross to change he is dean of political science is a marmora university or a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want they always appreciate it i take it sinister let me go to you first here it is very simply what is turkey's aims what its strategic goals in syria over since the incursion into northern syria can you give us you know two or three major points what turkey wants to achieve. actually to the s.b.a. for your points are very clear the first. ones to get rid of this. we can see a branch office here this is a we call it a y p or p y d this is the first and the most crucial statistic point for turkey secondly after cleaning this area to put some syrian emigrants you know we have three and a hal

well earlier in the show we heard from professor sami ramadani about the british and american role in fermenting violence right across the arab world but what about the children you released figures say that more than three hundred fifty seven million children are living in a conflict zone that means the children are more risk from armed conflict now than at any other time in the past twenty years according to save the children we go to iraq now joining me from erbil two hundred twenty miles north of the capital baghdad as a ramshackle around the deputy director of the iraq office of save the children thanks so much around for joining us from your vantage point can you can you clearly see on a day by day basis the well in iraq for all four of those three hundred fifty seven million living in the conflict zone. thanks for having me on this program and it's unfortunate. that it's old and have experienced violence of decades of violence especially in the last four years it has been really exciting violence for children and their families across central iraq and take it out and what does