last year was a very good year for stellantis, this good year for stella ntis, this year good year forllantis, this year has been a pretty dreadful one, and the share prices have been plummeting even before the resignation of carlos tavares. it appears that the rest of the board have decided now is the time to do something different. carlos tava res was time to do something different. carlos tavares was due to retire in 2026 anyway. his position had been weakened because of that. it's in brought forward the transition and decided to get rid of him sooner rather than later. none of these challenges _ sooner rather than later. none of these challenges are - sooner rather than later. none of these challenges are unique to stellantis. other car makers are facing the same challenges. i wonder when they say they will appoint that new boss in the new year, what that bass can deliver. it is hard to see what new ideas can deliver to a car—maker that is facing a lot of those legacy issues in the face of cheaper competition from china.— from china. that is exactly what the _ from china. that is e

stella, thank so much for bringing us up to data. a person based one to says that is still slicing in northern syria. baffles between turkish backed rebels and could if lead forces i've left more than 200 people dead over the last 3 days i took he has been one of the main back cuz of the syrian opposition forces. and analysts saw suggesting the full of bushel assets regime is a moment of opportunity for and for us to increase its influence in the region. also, he correspondent julia han reports to this president, add one a, choose a 4th of your position in serious is one of the speak witness from the full of special i said. so if you could kind of bolster it's the rich in shaping, see the future and same strength and its position in negotiations over able to give such an ad on the government has so far denied any involvement in the rebels operation. but add one has long pushed for the else throughout, besides calling him a not a rough and vacuum of position forces in syria's northwest. it's highly improbable that the situation that's

stella, did you want to ask your question? no. okay. stella did write a letter. can i share it with them? stella wrote a note during the meeting and it says her news idea to say and her question, her sentences, i have passed the word about austin to my friends at school in hopes they spread the word about austin so i can meet him. every year we have had a run for austin, and i made a sign to help us to try and free him. my question is: why have i never met my uncle? her goal is to free austin tice. [ applause ]. >> this is naomi tice and the youngest sibling. >> my question was what meagan referred to as how can we leverage this moment in everything that's happening in syria as a potential opportunity for austin and as mentioned, we were basically just told we need to wait and see how it pans out, which understandable after 12 years, feels like another thing we need to continue to wait and see how it pans out, which is just consistently beyond frustrating and just to kind of talk a bit about what jacob had brought up as well. what was some of the last memories or

stella you award there at this, the main square in damascus, where people were celebrating, talk to me about what you saw, what you heard the atmosphere there. yes, people were very unhappy with thousands and thousands of people at the out square. and we actually didn't make a toll because we got stuck in traffic off the wrist. we just standing next to the big road right now. and people are still celebrating. they're still on the way to join the other people that have been on, oh my god, square the whole off. it's really, i cannot describe how many people are standing on the square. the thing is that them thing the waving menu, sir, in fact there. so to gather together, syria, we need to hear every your night they say by side by side pull down. so it's really an incredible mood and everyone is very happy and i think it's going to continue throughout the whole nice. yeah, it looks like a huge party. what are people hoping for, for now, as far as the future is concerned, the most people i spoke to are hoping that the problem is, is the new government and produce a transitional government

stella ntis yea r. stellantis year. is the parent company stellantis is the parent company of some of the world's most recognised brands. now, for more on this, let's cross to our asia business reporter. great to speak to you about this story. stellantis has different views emerging between the order mr tavares. what do you went wrong? thanks for havin: what do you went wrong? thanks for having me- — what do you went wrong? thanks for having me. what _ what do you went wrong? thanks for having me. what didn't - what do you went wrong? thanks for having me. what didn't go - for having me. what didn't go wrong i guess is another way of putting it. carlos uprated has been saddled with a little difficult complexities at his sprawling business. it is a global business struggling to make huge markets in the united states and europe, and in the us in particular, things kind of had gone off the rails. sales are way down, the inventories are away bloated, product has been late, brand values have been damaged a l

stella thank so much for bringing us up to date the right now. uh versus based on a so says that is still facing and northern syria baffles between tuck ish, backed rebels and cut. a flood forces have left more than 200 people dead over the last 3 days. outside ski has been one of the main back cuz of the syrian opposition forces. and analysts so suggesting the full of pressure i subs regime is a moment of opportunities to entre to increase its influence in the region. on turkey correspondent judy hung as this report to this president add on it to support the position in syria. is one of the speak, a witness from the full flash? i said. so if you could kind of bolster it's rich and shaping, see the future and same strength and its position in negotiations over able to get a sense of here's how turkey ended up in such a strong position in less than 2 weeks, opposition fighters from the islam is tied up to here, i shun groups together with talking back rebels topples aside through gene. so teen years after his crack down on anti government protest

the dw correspondent stella mina is in damascus. she told us more about the biggest problems facing syria and it's new leadership. there are a lot of challenges lying ahead for the new government apart from the economic challenges and the rebuilding of the, of the economy here in the country that i just mentioned. there's also the security situation. um that remains very well. what would tile? there are many conflicts uh inside of sierra that needs to be sold. uh for ones there is, oh sorry. the conflict with israel. uh the is really ami has targeted uh $480.00 targets within the last uh, 48 hours. so this isn't an open conflict, but there's also the worry that the is where a troops might advance further into. so you're in the territory, even though the army denies this claim. and they will say conflicts within the country itself. we have, for example, the conflict of the s an avery's currently fighting against the curse and the news today they have announced a ceasefire, but we don't know whether this is going to last the w, stella

couple with stella being older than moses. moses is 4 years younger than i am. it's still not normal in our culture. here, apple, i just said it was my only them. so i asked her to marry me a new those challenges, but i will show that we can do it. i told her christmas we will be husband and wife . so they do the best time for me to have it. is that it turns out in december we're expecting our 1st child to me. well, i'm really yeah. yeah. me. i just like tell fine and ping con stella and moses. his parents were against that relationship. good. my mother said what was there? yeah, no. yeah. if you still want to be my child, i don't want that. you know that most is by talk and has a different faith from us. we are florida, is people. catholics moses is also 4 years younger than you were put our faces. are there not enough men in the world but now welcome on, but i wasn't surprised because i knew my mom and dad would say no. in the beginning of it, i just ignored it. once at dinner, my parents completely ignored him, but he remained relaxed. indonesia is the world'

yeah me, i just like tone fun and ping, con stella and moses. his parents were against that relationship. good day. my mother said, what know if you still want to be my child, i don't want that. you know that most is but talk and has a different faith from us. we are florida, is people. catholics moses is also 4 years younger than you. wherever we put our faces, the not enough men in the world. but i wasn't surprised because i knew my mom and dad would say no. i won't be in the beginning of it. i just ignore it. once at dinner, my parents completely ignored him, but he remained relaxed upon the indonesia is the world's largest archipelago, with over 17000 islands and a population of more than 280000000 people. it's a place of great cultural, ethnic, religious and linguistic diversity is diversity is a blessing and a source of friction. still his father once had a bad experience with a friend from the biotech tribe to which moses also belongs to because of that on pleasant experience. yes, but maybe not want to have about such a son in law. uh ev

dw stella mina is following developments in damascus, and i asked her what the next steps of the interim government are likely to be in to room government as well as i was, you know, i need the need of h to as are making a lot of promises at the moment, they are saying that they will grant rights to syrians also the minorities that nobody has to worry. they said that they will connect the syrian market again to the global market. as to n, syria's ice of nation and kind of as a nation that has been there over the last uh years. they also say that there will be justice for the people who have be tortured and that all these uh presents will be closed. um, they also told russia that they can even uh, keep the military bases and sierra if they stop bumping their country and, and stick to that. uh so you, they are a lot of big promises. uh, and it is also a little bit, of course, what people here are wanting to hear, but also what the international community is looking forward to here. certainly is for a minister as cautions that all acts of revenge needs to be avoided. how big is that desire

in damascus for us, stella life seems to be slowly returning to normal. but there is still plenty of uncertainty. our conditions of the country are beginning to stabilize. well, we have to keep in mind that 1st of all, there is still a momentum where there is, there are new, new rules and assets. and the old rules are not valid anymore, so there is a lot of uncertainty and there also is like a and then bit of a power vacuum. yesterday, the new government has announced that the old constitution will not be valid anymore for the next 3 months. so things are really a little bit on search, and we also should keep in mind that there is still conflict in going on in the country and military actions yesterday for the people go on to it in the northern city of whitaker. these were actors who were celebrating the full of assaults that were protesting in favor of a h t s. and they are accusing the curtis and that as the f that they have shorts a these activities on these activities now. so there are plenty of outside actors interested in influencing developments in

stella mina in the syrian capital, damascus, thank you for that update. and the look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the united nations general assembly, as called for an unconditional ceasefire between israel and tomas militants in the palestinian territory. the resolution was overwhelmingly approved with a vote of a 158 in favor to 9 against. it also calls for the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages. we held by him on leave since the october 7th terror attack moved resolutions. several 1000 georgians have gathered outside parliament in the capital of waiting for the 14th consecutive day, demonstrating against the government's decision to suspend negotiations to join the european union. they say they will not let up until fresh elections are held. after weeks the head of the f. b, i said you will step down before president elect donald trump takes office next month. christopher ray has raised criticism from republicans during his tenure for launching investigation log in to the former president after he lef

stella may not who is in the mass cause stand up what people they're telling you about how they see their lives changing, often sense full well the people here told me that's 1st the full, their freedom has changed massively. we're just seeing the images of the mass of celebrations yesterday, and i myself has been c o i yep. square, which is a massive square in damascus. it was packed by people and many of them told me it's the 1st time, but they are getting back to this square of to use and yours. uh, the square was also quite important during the revolution. so people are very, really happy that they are and out to protest demonstrate together. again, that was to say that in order says they have more freedom when it comes to freedom of speech. they can say their opinion again, they feel at least a freeze to do that, and most of them are not true scarce. it also comes to the language they're using many words even weren't allowed to use uh, under the esop regime dollar for example. so if people want us to talk about the dollar, then they have to use and come up with the names. same as the

stella, thanks so much for bringing us up to date. the a person based woman as a says that is still facing in northern syria. buffalo was between tuck expect rebels and cut his sled forces. i've left more than 200 people dead over the last 3 days i took, he has been one of the main back cuz of the syrian opposition forces. and i'm the lists all suggesting the full of bushel assets regime is a moment. is opportunities incorrect to increase its influence in the region on turkey correspondent, usually a 100 reports. now to this president, add one a to support a i'll feel position in syria is one of the big windows from the full flash. i said . so if you could kind of bolster it's rich in say things to the future and same strength and its position in negotiations over a new. but it's a good a such an add on government has so far denied any involvement in the rebels operation. but add one has long pushed for the allister off aside, calling him a not a rough and vacuum of position forces in syria's north west. it's highly you from the salva

stella. thank you. one of the most important questions. who controls which part of syria? now the countries h t. s rebel group say that they now controlled the city of heroes, or in the eastern part of the country that after intense battles with kurdish lead us back forces. the city was held by curtis force is only for a few days, replacing the alpha and syrian government and what's here. and there is or region and strategically important. it is home to oil fields and a center for oil reduction, h t s fighters and say they also want to advance to other cities east of the euphrates river that are still under curtis control. georgio capielo is a middle east analysts, the ceo of gulf state analytics in washington d. c. i asked him whether capturing the oil rich city means h t s intends to take control of serious resources. so yeah, thank you for having me on your program. good to be with you. definitely an important development. as i'm sure your viewers are aware of this city is of immense strategic importance. and not only is it culturally importance to syria, but it's also

[applause] >> 12 year old stella seek performs as a butterfly in the nutcracker. dancers have been rehearsing for the production since october. this holiday season, the company is marking its 20th year of helgi thomason's nutcracker. [music] the former artistic director set this production in san francisco, inspired by the panama-pacific international exposition, a world's fair held in 1915, thomasen led the sf ballet for 37 years. the nutcracker is his tribute to san francisco. >> it means so much to the city and the audience. [music] how they bring their children and their grandchildren, and it has become a real tradition, and they have taken an ownership of this nutcracker. and i'm very proud of that. >> grace manuel holmes first danced in sf ballet's nutcracker in 1979, performing in upwards of 350 shows. today, she's the sf ballet school director. >> i hope that they're not just enjoying their time on the stage as performers, but also having a look at the teamwork that it takes to put on a production of this professional level. i think it's so important for t

at that the old regime will be held accountable for older crimes that has been committed as the w, stella mina in the syrian capital, damascus. thank you for that update. so serious that's up for the post aside era. the countries desperate armed factions are looking to cement their own interests. among them are curtis lead sirian democratic forces. the s p. s has held large parts of syria, east of the euphrates rivers in here in yellow l, when government troops withdrew, they pushed westward. but the victories, as long as the rebels have pushed back, leaving curtis forces and the people they protect, fearing the worst. a theory and kids wasted no time and destroying remnants of a subs room. they are among the many syrian minorities to have suffered under his link. the regime of we've been waiting for 13 years and today is our day it's the cubs incurred the stones day. and god willing it will be full of joy and happiness . this is, nick could make up about 10 percent of serious population along with sizable minorities in iran, iraq, and took a set protest have long baffled for an independe

stella. how is it being that today? so now it is relatively calm as the curfew has started and people have to stay home . but today, during, during the day i witnessed an extraordinary momentum and an extraordinary mood within the city. people were clearly expressing their happiness and their relief. uh that the thoughts as easy as the time has. and the many people who to whom i took were saying that they have never felt so free, that they have the feeling that can go wherever they want now and say wherever they want or whatever they want now. and that they really hope that this is continuing and that the syria will go into a better and bryce a future. and i also witnessed a lot of people celebrating on the street waving the new syrian flag, as well as seeing time saying freedom uh freedom. many people were taking sophie's, there are a lot of, uh, old military times or military vehicles left to on the street. and people have started to climb on the, on the, these vehicles and not taking sophi

[applause] >> 12 year old stella sik performs as a butterfly in the nutcracker.on since october. this holiday season, the company is marking its 20th year of helgi thomason's nutcracker. [music] the former artistic director set this production in san francisco, inspired by the panama-pacific international exposition, a world's fair held in 1915, thomasen led the sf ballet for 37 years. the nutcracker is his tribute to san francisco. >> it means so much to the city and the audience. [music] how they bring their children and their grandchildren, and it has become a real tradition, and they have taken an ownership of this nutcracker. and i'm very proud of that. >> grace manuel holmes first danced in sf ballet's nutcracker in 1979, performing in upwards of 350 shows. today, she's the sf ballet's school director. >> i hope that they're not just enjoying their time on the stage as performers, but also having a look at the teamwork that it takes to put on a production of this professional level. i think it's so important for these students to see that it's not just abou

stella mina in the syrian capital, damascus. thank you for that update of syria plans of future without the aside family. the countries to spread armed factions or looking to cement their own interest. among them are curtis lead sirian democratic forces, the sds hotel, large parts of syria, east the euphrates river scene here in yellow and government troops withdrew. they pushed westward, but the victorious is luminous. rebels have pushed back, leaving curtis forces and the people they protect. fearing the worst. a syrian kid's wasted no time and destroying remnants of a subs room there among the many syrian minorities to have something that under his link, the regime we'd been waiting for 13 years and today is our day. it's the codes incurred the stones day. and god willing, it will be full of joy and happiness. this is, nick could make up about 10 percent of serious population along with sizable minorities in iran, iraq, and took a cit, protest have long baffled for an independent state, making them a target from various gover

stella did write a letter. can i share it with them? no? >> please let us hear it. please? >> stella wrote a note during the meeting and it says, her news idea to say, i have passed the word about austin to my friends at school and hope that they spread the word about austin so that i can meet him. every year we've had a run for austin and i made a sign to help us to try to free him and my question is, why have i never met my uncle? and her goal is to free austin tice. [applause] >> this is naomi tice. she's the youngest. >> my question was, what megan referred to, is basically how can we leverage this moment and everything happening in syria as a potential opportunity for austin and as we have already mentioned, we were basically told we need to wait and see how it pans out which, while understandable, after 12 years, it does feel like another thing we need to continue to wait and see how it pans out which is consistently beyond frustrating and to talk a little bit about what jacob had brought up, as well, what was some of the last memories, formative memories he had with

initially, that stella ntis. initially, that merger went stellantis.ally, that merger went well, with the combined group producing a profit of 18.6 billion euro last year. but since then, stellantis has struggled. in north america, dealers found themselves unable to clear a backlog of models that customers simply didn't want to buy. in europe — like other manufacturers — it's been hit by competition from chinese brands, and difficulty selling electric cars. earlier this year, mr tavares said the company was in a darwinian struggle for survival. colleen mchugh is the chief investment officer at wealthify. good morning to you, colleen. good morning to you, colleen. good morning, sally. this news is hot on the — good morning, sally. this news is hot on the heels _ good morning, sally. this news is hot on the heels of _ good morning, sally. this news is hot on the heels of the - good morning, sally. this news is hot on the heels of the news| is hot on the heels of the news we got lost week about factories in luton having to close down, the real pressures o

time for stability to come and come and move on your, you know, w correspondence mohammed tre to and stella may not have arrived in damascus. they have the latest on the abrupt end of a house, entry of a press, a rule under the bush are all a side and his father here in the center of the most stuff in the oh my yeah. where as you can see it, jaime, those young man are spending on a 1000000000 all the time that they all mean up here in the middle of the street. they're just tempting for freedom of the the we are still happy. i don't have any want to to talk about, it just doesn't have to on the cabinet. we can do everything like we test for the return or show up today because we can do whatever we want. we can go to so i can. so i'm in damascus and defend throughout the city for the 1st time in my life. my 1st impression is it's a bit k o, k o all over the face bought a born is treating everyone is, is happy. people are approaching us due to the rest of the gunfire. so everyone is watching the chic about their emotions. they just want to express your happiness about the downfall of the assad

and there has been some, some discretion of the of people a stella minute they in damascus for us. well, one of the most important questions is, who controls which part of syria? now the countries, it's ts reveled curbside, they now control the city of a die as store in eastern syria after intense battles with curtis led us back forces. the city was held by kurdish forces only for a few days, replacing the asked, and the syrian government forces. the region is strategically important. it's home to oil fields and a santa for oil production, a g s 5 this side. i also want to advance to other cities east of the euphrates river that are still under cody control to do a coffee at o is a middle east analyst and ceo of golf state analytics in washington. we asked him for his read on the intentions of h. t, as in syria is definitely an important development. as i'm sure your viewers are aware of this city is of immense strategic importance. not only is it culturally importance to syria, but it's also an economic hub. and i think h t s taking there's or taking control of the city is importa

team principal andrea stella is arguing the call "lacked any specificity and proportion". from second place, and a close fight with the leader and eventual winner max verstappen, to an eventual 10th place. it's been a breakthrough season for abbi pulling who won the formula i affiliated all—female academy title in qatar at the weekend. she's hoping to become the first woman in almost 50 years to make it on to a formula one starting grid and believes that historic moment isn't too far away. it is a matter of when not if i think we will see a female get it. i would like to say it would be me but even if it is not i hope it is the girls, i'm racing against or the younger girls watching this been inspired by what we are all doing and it is really special to me to be a part of that kind of movement and inspire the younger generations and be a part of the future of females in the sport. i often say i wish i was eight years old again. there are so many opportunities now and i was very fortunate i got into racing through my dad. he was a big petrol head and passed it on to me. the

november, the funding mazda destruction and a long reconstruction process way too, for them dw sites and stella mana report from highway in southern lebanon. this this used to be nadine means living room where she and her family would eat and watch tv. but 2 months before have done this to her house in the coastal town of tyre. israel messed with the attack, the city in south lebanon. nadine says that there was no reason such as follow members for her house to be destroyed that i'm looking for because i didn't expect our house to look like this and the nbc and there was nothing here. and i'm gonna put down like a lot of our house was destroyed because they bought the house right next to us and she and her family back. now, after spending the war and toys, old towns, the only area that wasn't heavily targeted, they were hoping to simply move back off. there's a ceasefire was announced 2 weeks ago. but that's clearly not possible here thought it was hard. i mean that we couldn't retrieve anything and even our clothes were trapped under the rubble of fashion. and there were my toys with my pillow.

all day w correspondence, stella mina is covering the story for us from the syrian capital, damascus. we also, if the people she spoken to confident that the is list, rebels will bring relative stability. it depends a little bit to, to who i talk and about will come in like a detail. so when it comes to economic development, what i hear from people that they are a bit more positive and confident that things might lead in good direction. as the new prime minister had to has promised that that should be an open market. and that's here. i should be connected to the global market again. so people are really hurtful for that. when it comes to freedom of expression of freedom, afraid some people do mentioned that they are bit worried because they're not very sure that this the new complimentary really emphasize on why it's who as they are promising. because uh we have seen is that h a t s and has uh, in its government and it live not often a or ways of photos of freedom of expression. and there has been some, some discretion of the, of people from still a minute in damascus. here's a low po

stella, thank you. well, one of the most important questions who controls which part of syria now the countries h t. s rebel group. see that they now control the city of deer resort in the eastern part of the country that after intense battles with kurdish lead us back forces. the city was held by curtis force is only for a few days replacing the else to the syrian government forces. there is or region is strategically important. it is home to oil fields and a center for oil production. each tiers fighters is say they also want to advance to other cities east of the euphrates river that are still under kurdish control or, or the bringing. now giorgio html, he is a little nice analyst and ceo and founder of golf state analytics in washington, dc towards you. it's good to have you with this. may i ask you the syrian rebels taking control over the oil rich town of deer resort from the kurdish forces? is this in your opinion, is this a part of the plan by h t. s to take control of the countries resources? y

some of your don't to send one of the this is, this was a real buy a new or it's called is the sco stella is. what do you like us to do with it? the lowest score on that, it's a lot of interest to all the years, but fortunately the you, you got to call the seller so nearly so you've got full edicts so, so i'm working with you and look out for what other, some course the safety meet a deeper of need donuts, that was the largest execution side and then the bumps gap for the area where 218 children and women met that this 104 children were on the 15th on to orthodox church, holidays. saint marina, the great mount of july, the 30th and sent alias august the 2nd 1941 and leave no. and the villages of levinsky of polio. 1587 people were killed. as a rule, the largest mexico's except square, arranged and conducted on major orthodox holidays, transforming the joy of a holiday into a tragedy such as just how talk 6, a cynicism, deep rooted hatred, every single orthodox can be slaughter and murder on such days didn't just main taking lives, there was also a judgement against a whole lesson to guide

the radio was one of the 1st towns twice again, stella thought for that it paid a heavy price. in august of 2012, the horrifying must occur, took place in the basement of this building. at the hands of the running and munitions and syrian offices, jamal tells me who in the country autumn is the people who are hiding all over the place. and this is all connected with them. and poor people who are hiding here applause. honda saw marty storm, the basement shot, everyone well as to how far they were competing. jos more people of 70000 go killed any and everyone talked about the most every somebody in the neighborhood last a member and dismissal. also among the victims westgate me a thought to zillow headed me before, no definitive. so we tried to skip it for the v, as in goodness. we barely needed to work for most of the, for the short in the car. the, the 1st hit, the tires, and the back, and the restaurant over the car. the one for the 2 did my daughters heart. she died immediately. most survivors like for me, i do not forgive the former regime this last. they feel they would nev

damascus, bringing joy and light to syrians after years of darkness. state w. carlos correspondent, stella mana, was at the celebrations in damascus, and the syrians about the hopes for the future. but most people i spoke to are hoping that the problem is this, the new government and produce a transitional government is making at the moment. but they will stick to these promises an ex redrawn people more right. uh for the people uh, just enjoying the momentum as well because many of them are enjoying the freedom of speech for the 1st time i see for the 1st time they can say what they think most that they can use words that were forbidden and does it seem like the world thought, i don't know if you would say that speak about the uh that would have the problem, rudy on. so people are really kind of raising the well mentioned right now and just turn that thing off as long as they're right now at the taking so not getting any work from still a minute in damascus to taking that. it's taking even more than 3000000 syrian refugees, more than any other country. many for 10 times since the fall of

stella thought for that it paid a heavy price. in august of 2012. the horrifying massacre took place in the basement of this building. at the hands of the running and munitions and syrian officers, jamal tells me who in the country, all of them is the people who are hiding all over the place. and this is all connected. and poor people were hiding here without uh, nanda saw maddie storm the basement to shot everyone. well as to how far they were competing. you chose more people of 70000. go with killed any and everyone on the bottom to most every, somebody in the neighborhood last a member and this message also among the victims was picked me up. daughter zillow headed me before, no definitive. so we tried to skip it for the the can goodness. we barely made it to work for martha before discharging the car. dave, the 1st hit the tires on the back end and this chart over the car one, pull it up and introduce my daughter's heart. she died immediately. most survivors like for me, i do not forgive the former regime this last. they feel they will never get

the deputy correspondent stella mina was at the celebrations in damascus and ask the syrians, they about their hopes for the future. i say most people i spoke to are hoping that the problem is this, the new government and produce a transitional government is making at the moment but they will stick to these promises an ex redrawn people more right. uh for the people uh, just enjoying the momentum as well because many of them are enjoying the freedom of speech for the 1st time i see for the 1st time they can say what they think most that they can use words that were uh forbidden. another thing like the world thought, i don't know if you would say that speak about the bus that would have the problem, rudy on. so people are really kind of crazy, well manage them right now and just turn that thing off as long as they're right now. other things are not getting any worse. i would say definitely still a man of the in damascus. well, turkey is taking in more than 3000000 syrian refugees more than any other country, many of or 10 times since the full of the sod regime. but now those are locked in

well i correspondence stella, man, a in damascus told me more about the doubts surrounding the new lead. his promise of security and freedom full skepticism is. busy high and this is also what i hear if i switch to people, there are a lot of christians, uh that telling me that there it seems to wars. uh and that they thing. but the problem is, is by then you call them and it's just propaganda. and that's they would not stick to what they say. we have to understand where these mores come from. first of all, historically speaking, those quotes valid because it wouldn't be the 1st time in syria that minorities would be attacked. but it also has to keep in mind that a slab was using the narrative that use protecting the minorities as part of who's put back under. and he was especially telling the christian communities and by my school. but he's the only one who could detect the christians and that as soon as the muslims would be in power, that they would be attacked. and so how people responding to an hour should ross call to celebrate today. well, they are. i'm standing here at the street,

stella, the assigned to regime is history is gone, but the most dominant force in syria now is the as long as the h t. s. rebels grew, which is classed as a terrorist organization by the united nations. doing locals have any concerns about what this could mean for them to their safety moving forward. and it depends a little bit to whom you speak most people here, at least the ones. uh, i spoken to yesterday, they at the protest. they really want to hope that the future is looking dresser, and they want to be lease on the promises by h t as a, but they will ground rights for everyone and that they will push for him on motor rate, the style of politics. but of course, there are some people who are worries and concerns as well. so some of them are minority groups. for example, the christians, i'm standing here in a, an area that is mainly inhabited by christians. i'm here some people told me that there were very scared that they will lose their rights and that they will soon not be able to, to just be christians, go to churches and do what they want it to do. um yeah, but this, these are

but they definitely correspondence stella minute was at the celebrations in damascus and oft syrians the about the hopes for the future. but most people i spoke to are hoping that the problem is this, the new government and produce a transitional government is making at the moment, but they will stick to these promises an ex redrawn people more right. uh for the people are just enjoying the momentum as well because many of them are enjoying the freedom of speech for the 1st time i see for the 1st time they can say what they think most that they can use words that were also been an amount of like the world thought, i don't know if you would say that speak about the uh that would have the problem, rudy on. so people are really kind of right. you said well mentioned right now and just turn that thing off as long as they're on right. now at the taking so not getting any work was the w correspondence still a minute there for us in damascus. well, even as the syrians celebrate the full of us, of many, a desperate to know the fight of missing family members, at least 150000 people simply di

in 2011, the radio was one of the 1st towns twice again stella thought for that it paid a heavy price. in august of 2012, the horrifying must occur. took place in the basement of this building at the hands of the run, the administrators and syrian officers jamal tells me who in the car, driving them is the people who are hiding all over the place. and this is all connected to come with. and poor people who are hiding here with the opposite uh, 90 saw body storm, the basement that shot everyone. well as to how far they were competing chose more people of 70000 to go. we killed any and everyone out about the most. every family in the neighborhood last a member and dismissal, also among the victims. so what state means daughter headed me before no definitive . so we try to keep it for date with z as in goodness. we barely made it to work from also before the short in the car. it is the 1st hit, the tires on the back end, the lease charge on over the car one bullet. i need to take my daughter's heart. she died immediately. most survivors like 50 you do not forgive the former regime of thi

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