
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Syrian government forces have left the southern city of Sweida, where days of sectarian clashes involving the Druze minority have left hundreds dead. Interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa made a call for unity in the middle of the night.
Also in the programme: proof that a technique using genetic material from three people to create embryos is leading to children born free of incurable and devastating mitochondrial disease; and an interview with Columbia University graduate Mahmoud Khalil, who was detained for more than 100 days after taking part in pro-Palestinian demonstrations on campus.
By BBC World Service4.2
937937 ratings
Syrian government forces have left the southern city of Sweida, where days of sectarian clashes involving the Druze minority have left hundreds dead. Interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa made a call for unity in the middle of the night.
Also in the programme: proof that a technique using genetic material from three people to create embryos is leading to children born free of incurable and devastating mitochondrial disease; and an interview with Columbia University graduate Mahmoud Khalil, who was detained for more than 100 days after taking part in pro-Palestinian demonstrations on campus.

7,639 Listeners

4,137 Listeners

3,385 Listeners

519 Listeners

1,034 Listeners

293 Listeners

5,520 Listeners

1,799 Listeners

2,110 Listeners

358 Listeners

196 Listeners

731 Listeners

50 Listeners

217 Listeners

360 Listeners

275 Listeners

233 Listeners

2,534 Listeners

307 Listeners

3,177 Listeners

65 Listeners

814 Listeners

555 Listeners

295 Listeners

643 Listeners

386 Listeners

239 Listeners

56 Listeners

75 Listeners

74 Listeners