Browsing: Transition

Syria’s parliament must evolve from a presidential appointee list into a credible legislative body with genuine authority and public accountability.

Syria’s Transition faces capture by family networks and opaque HTS deals, risking the reproduction of authoritarian governance and renewed civil conflict.

Asia’s energy dependence became a household crisis during the Iran war, forcing rationing and exposing deep infrastructure and coordination failures.

Syria’s Post-Assad military order replaces centralized control with regionally embedded armed factions, reshaping state power from the ground up.

Syria’s new government appointments reveal an Idlib-dominated staffing strategy that prioritizes revolutionary loyalty over broad-based technocratic reform.

Class and region divide Syria as a reform protest in Damascus sparks violence, exposing post-Assad transition tensions.

Foreign policy gains insulate Syria from regional war, but internal divisions remain unresolved. Without inclusive national dialogue, external intervention will continue.

One year post-Assad, Syria navigates fragile transition. Al-Sharaa indispensable but faces immense challenges.

Iran war oil shock: EU’s direct exposure low, but Asian competition, Russian leverage threaten. Phase-out essential.

Iran war marks post-liberal order’s death. Power replaces rules. New rivalries emerge. Realism returns.