The precipitous fall of the Assad government came as a shock to its supporters and opponents alike, but this collapse does not solve many of the fundamental problems that the Syrian Arab Republic has faced over in recent decades. If anything, it has made them all the more pronounced, if not deadly. Is the Syrian state, weakened by years of infighting, likely to survive, and who or what else is likely to be drawn into this regional vortex of destruction? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Kevork Almassian, geopolitical analyst and host of Syriana Analysis.
