The Fragile Future of Post-Assad Syria

This chapter examines the rapid decline of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria, highlighting the ensuing complexities as various factions compete for power. It discusses the potential for unity among conflicting sectarian groups, the challenges of rebuilding the nation, and the role of international stakeholders like Russia and Turkey. The narrative reflects on both the optimism of Syrian exiles returning to help and the daunting obstacles that lie ahead in forming a stable government.