As some semblance of normalcy slowly settles into Syria after the fall of Bashar al-Assad, questions are turning to what’s next for millions of Syrian refugees scattered around the world. FRANCE 24 correspondent Andrew Helliar reports from Gaziantep, Turkey, where authorities have begun expanding the capacity of border crossings to accommodate the influx of Syrians wishing to return. We speak to Susan Fratzke, senior policy analyst at the Migration Policy Institute’s International Program.
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