Syria

What does the end of Bashar Al-Assad’s regime mean for Syria and the Middle East?

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During more than 13 years of brutal civil war, the Assad regime in Syria appeared to have triumphed over various rebel factions. But a sudden rebel offensive on November 27, 2024 marked the end of President Bashar Al-Assad’s government in less than two weeks. The most notable rebel faction is Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, or HTS, a former affiliate of Al-Qaeda led by Abu Mohammed Al-Golani, who is designated as a terrorist by the US State Department. While Golani has promised a peaceful transition of power, Syria now faces significant uncertainty over its governance. The country remains divided among multiple militias, with foreign troops and interests continuing to shape its future.

 

December 9, 2024