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Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria’s new leader, anticipates a four-year timeline for elections while prioritizing ties with Russia and Iran. He argues for lifting U.S. sanctions now that Bashar al-Assad has been …
Syria’s New Leader Ahmed al-Sharaa Outlines Election Timeline and Calls for Sanction Relief Read More
Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria’s de facto leader, announced that the nation’s political transition to democracy may take four years, necessitating a new constitution. He highlighted the importance of foreign relations, particularly …
Syria’s Political Transition Could Span Four Years, Says De Facto Leader Read More
Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria’s new leader, stated that organizing elections may take up to four years, with constitutional drafting needing three years. His comments reflect hopes for democratic changes following the …
Syria’s New Leadership Outlines Electoral Timeline and Future Governance Read More
Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria’s new leader, stated that organizing elections could take up to four years while drafting a new constitution might take three years. The former rebel leader emphasized the …
Syria’s New Leadership Outlines Plans for Elections and Constitutional Reforms Read More
Syria’s new leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, has stated that elections might be delayed for up to four years post-Assad’s ousting. A new census is vital for identifying eligible voters. He expressed …
Syria’s New Leader Projects Four-Year Timeline for Elections Post-Assad Read More
Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria’s de facto leader, indicated that elections could take up to four years due to necessary preparations, including a new census and constitution drafting. He expressed optimism for …
Syria’s New Leader Forecasts Potential Four-Year Timeline for Elections Read More
Protests in Syria’s coastal regions allegedly incited by the Iranian regime and Hezbollah have raised concerns, with military and local sources confirming clashes involving Iranian proxies. The death of a …
Accusations Against Iranian Regime and Hezbollah in Recent Syrian Protests Read More