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15 Nov, 2013 10:43

​History's wrath

The end of the World War I reshaped the Arab Middle East and beyond. What keeps these borders intact? What threatens them? How likely is it that Iraq, Syria, and Libya could collapse as nation-states? How could the Shia-Sunni divide redraw the map of the Arab world? And are the old colonial powers a force for good or bad in the evolving Middle East? CrossTalking with Joshua Landis, Andy Martin and Charles Wolf.

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