Thu, 13 September 2012
What the proposed merger between Bae & EAD means for British defence.
What's behind the assassination of the American ambassador to Libya?
Why Syria’s future depends on the action of a neighbouring NATO country.
And find out why the Iranians are accusing the West of stealing their rainclouds...
PRESENTER: Kate Gerbeau
STUDIO GUEST: BFBS’s defence analyst, Christopher Lee
Middle East analyst Hazhir Teimourian
PRESENTER: Kate Gerbeau STUDIO GUEST: BFBS’s defence analyst, Christopher Lee
Interviews: Defence Consultant Dr Alex Ashbourne-Warmsley Former ambassador to Syria, Oliver Miles Robert Tait, Iranian specialist.
............................................................................................................ You can listen on BFBS Radio 2 at 1630 (UK time) and on BFBS Radio at 1830 (UK time) Alternatively listen again on the website. |
BFBS Radio Sitrep
NYF and Sony Radio Award winning Sitrep brings you discussion and analysis on defence, foreign policy and the stories affecting the British Forces.
Presented by Kate Gerbeau with defence analyst Christopher Lee.
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