Published
The Syrian regime and its inner-circle are in the crosshairs of a new US law imposing financial sanctions for human rights violations. But Syria's economy is so unstable, and the sanctions so far-reaching, smaller companies are worried they could be taken out, as well. Sarah Balter explains.
Remembering July 15 coup attempt
Remembering July 15 coup attempt
- Kategori
- Belgesel
Yorum yazmak için Giriş yap ya da Üye ol .
Henüz yorum yapılmamış. İlk yorumu siz yapın.
Up Next
Autoplay
-
06:03
Failing to get a game onto the app store: Tomas Rawlings at TEDxBristol
-
02:44
Syria's economy cracks under global crisis
-
01:12
Dogs Failing At Simple Tasks
-
01:50
Small businesses in Nigeria feel impact after fuel subsidy removed
-
02:14
Small businesses bloom as solution to Gaza unemployment
-
00:40
Türkiye’s FM criticises US decision to lift sanctions in certain areas of Syria
-
09:51
Let's Start Successfully Failing: Dr Niamh Shaw at TEDxUCD
-
02:27
UN 'failing' to meet sustainable development goals
-
02:47
Russian economy weathers EU sanctions
-
01:47
US Secret Service under scrutiny after failing to protect Donald Trump
-
02:45
Sanctions lead to food shortages in Syria
-
02:48
Türkiye condemns US decision to lift sanctions in YPG-controlled areas in northern Syria
-
03:32
Polluted River Seine still failing safety checks
-
25:45
Africa Matters: DRC - Failing to Keep the Peace
-
03:03
UNSC criticised for failing to guarantee world security
-
02:26
Small businesses in Asni, Morocco, hit hard by quake
-
02:49
Crisis failing Iraq's youth
-
17:20
How EU sanctions against Russia are failing | DW Documentary
-
12:24
Failing to Succeed: Marc Christensen at TEDxSMU
-
13:39
2015 Volkswagen e-Golf First Drive Review: Small Small Catch Monkey
-
06:44
Stop Thinking, Start Failing: Tom Hunt at TEDxRussellSquare
-
32:25
Top 5 Small Cars for Small Families Reviewed
Yükleniyor...