On March 15, 2011, following uprisings in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya, Syrian citizens started protesting Bashar al-Assad and his government. What has happened since 2011? Where does Syria stand today? How has the country become a battlefield pitting foreign powers against each other? From March 15 to March 20, France 24 looks back over this past decade of war and its consequences in the region. Reports, magazines, interviews: this special programming is available on television, online and on social media.

France 24’s journalists and special correspondents in the region, as well as those who have covered the Syrian war report live in the news bulletins, analyse with their guests the keymoments of this decade of conflict and its consequences in the Arab world. Many reports are also broadcast all week long.

> Series of interviews “I’m a 20-year-old Syrian living in...”

France 24 offers viewers a series of interviews with young Syrian refugees in France, Turkey, Lebanon, Germany, Canada, Mexico and Brazil broadcast in the news bulletins.

> Focus at 7:50 am

Monday, March 15: “The Northern part of Syria under Turkish influence”
A report by Ludovic de Foucaud.

Thursday, March 18: “Deraa, generation liberty”
A report by François-Xavier Trégan.

France 24 offers a series of three videos to better understand the Syrian conflict: “the beginning of the insurrection”, “Portrait of Bashar al-Assad" and “A conflict under foreign influence”.

Hosted by James Creedon (English), Antoine Mariotti (French) and Dana Mansour (Arabic).
Directed by Valérie Fouace and Adel Gastel
 

> The Debate at 7:10 pm Hosted by François Picard (English), Raphaël Kahane (French) and Taoufik Mjaied (Arabic)
France 24’s Debate in English, French and Arabic is dedicated to Syria.

*Paris time