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'Who are the good guys?' It's a question often asked when the latest war breaks out, closely followed by 'so, who do we want to win'?
Whatever about the individual and who they back for victory, it's a different matter when it comes to States and who they support in a conflict which inevitably leads to loss of life and destruction.
When that support translates into providing weapons, training, funding- does it ultimately lead to outside powers imposing their solution on the warring parties? And what if that solution doesn't match the political, cultural or social fabric of the country? We've seen it happen around the world...
So is it meddling? Is it about protecting or advancing a State's personal interest? Can wars and conflicts ever be solved without outside help or as some call it, 'outside interference'?
Presenter Audrey Carville in conversation with Professor of sociology at Queen's University, Gladys Ganiel, school principal and commentator Chris Donnelly and Professor of Social Psychology at the University of St Andrews, Stephen Reicher