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Assad

7 months ago

A military parade marking the fall of Bashar al-Assad conveyed a vastly different message than those of the past.
One year after Assad’s fall, Syrians are clinging to fragile hope and rebuilding not just cities, but trust.
Syria has seen new social media platforms, student movements and cultural groups emerge as spaces for debate and reform.
Moscow has been forced to re-evaluate its approach to its erstwhile ally that had long provided it with a strategic foothold in the Middle East.

Sanctions, instability and external meddling are still problems for Ahmed al-Sharaa, one year after Assad’s fall

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AJE's Zeina Khodr became the first international journalist to enter Damascus as the city fell to opposition fighters.
Syrians say they’re celebrating a long-awaited sense of freedom, a year after the fall of the Assad regime.
One year ago, Syrians celebrated as opposition forces toppled the decades-long reign of the Assad family.
Thousands of Syrians have gathered in the capital Damascus to celebrate one year since the fall of Bashar al-Assad.
The BBC's Middle East correspondent Hugo Bachega speaks to Syrians about how life has changed since the revolution.

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