Bashar al-Assad appointed a parliament in Syria following the overthrow of his regime.
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Bashar al-Assad appointed a parliament in Syria following the overthrow of his regime.
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Bashar al-Assad has been ousted as Syria's ruler, with Ahmed al-Sharaa taking the presidency amid widespread protests in Damascus and Idlib.Also in this story
- Talib Abdul Karim Hassan ended Bashar Al Assad's five decades of rule, amid strikes in Tartus.
- Protests have erupted across several cities in Syria, including Raqqa, al-Bab, Hasakah, and Azaz, while demonstrators continue to protest in the Idlib countryside.
- FSA factions clashed in Idlib while widespread protests followed the fall of Bashar al-Assad.
- Ahmed al-Sharaa leads institutional change in Syria as a new parliament begins abolishing structures of the former regime.
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Bashar al-Assad
President of Syrian Arab Republic from 2000 to 2024
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Ahmed al-Sharaa
President of Syria since 2025
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