The opposition offensive that began in Idlib on November 27 and reached its climax in Damascus on December 8 resulted in the collapse of the Assad regime. This pivotal event represents a significant turning point for Syria’s future. Here are three expert views on the post-Assad era with a particular focus on key issues such as international recognition, regional realignment, and the prospects of rebuilding a new state.
Post-Assad Syria: Navigating International Recognition and the Path to Reconstruction
Burak Elmalı
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