A new dawn for Syria? Plus: Paul Conroy on reporting from Homs

Within the space of 10 days, opposition forces have toppled the
Assad regime, ending five decades of the family’s authoritarian
rule. In the streets of Damascus, Hama, Homs and Aleppo, Syrians
are celebrating, saying this is a new dawn for their country.
Venetia Rainey and Roland Oliphant discuss how we got here, and
what happens next. Plus: renowned war photographer Paul Conroy
shares his reflections on the fall of Assad, nearly 13 years after
the Syrian regime injured him and killed his colleague veteran
reporter Marie Colvin.

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