After more than two decades in power, Bashar Assad, the long-time leader of Syria, has stepped down. His resignation marks a major turning point for Syria, a country that has endured war, destruction, and incredible hardship for over a decade. This decision doesn’t just affect Syria—it sends ripples across the Middle East and even the world, signaling a potential shift in the region’s political landscape.
For many Syrians, this moment is filled with mixed emotions: hope, uncertainty, and the question of what comes next. Can the nation finally leave behind years of conflict and rebuild, or will it plunge into further chaos?
Syria’s Struggles and Resilience
Syria has a history as rich as its ancient ruins, but in the past decade, the country became synonymous with war and suffering. Millions were forced to flee their homes, cities were reduced to rubble, and terrorist groups found a foothold in the chaos. On top of that, Syria became a battleground for global powers, with c...
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