Turkey-Syria earthquakes: the deaths, the blame and the geopolitics

Our daily selection of the global stories that really matter. Discover the news beyond the headlines with Curio. Every morning, host Manish Verma selects analytical and thought-provoking articles from the world’s leading publications, leaving you better informed and ready for your day. In today's episode... After a catastrophic earthquake killed thousands in Turkey, The Washington Post reflect on the devastation in 1999 and questions why the country wasn't more prepared for another natural disaster. Then later, in a nightmare scenario for one of the world's most vulnerable populations, Foreign Policy discovers how thousands of Syrian earthquake victims are now unable to access aid and running out of time.