2024-12-11
26 分钟The new regime will be trying to rebuild the country and its infrastructure after 14 years of conflict and sanctions We hear from the IMF in Kenya as their financial partnership is set to end in 2025. But what does it mean for the countries ballooning debt? And Rupert Murdoch has lost a significant legal battle over his media empire. We hear more from biographer Claire Atkinson
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Hello and welcome to World Business Report from the BBC World Service.
I'm Sam Fenick.
Coming up Today, as the 14 year Syrian conflict draws to a close, we'll examine the extensive economic devastation left behind and explore the timeline and efforts required to rebuild the economy.
As tension grows, Syrians continue to flee their homes.
Seven million people have now been displaced.
In what the UN Says is the worst humanitarian crisis in more than two decades.
We'll be in Kenya for their latest round of economic talks and the latest on the Murdoch family power battle.
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Murdoch, are you confident of victory?
Are there any ongoing settlement talks?
A court ruling has blocked the media mogul's plan to hand his empire to just one of his sons.
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