Following Assad's ousting, Ahmed al-Sharaa has taken power in Syria, leading to political shifts that impact regional Kurdish rights.
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Following Assad's ousting, Ahmed al-Sharaa has taken power in Syria, leading to political shifts that impact regional Kurdish rights.
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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 and Asaad al-Shaibani met in Damascus to discuss regional agreements and the potential integration of the SDF into the Syrian state.
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Ahmed al-Sharaa
President of Syria since 2025
- Trump discussed the situation of Hezbollah with Ahmed al-Sharaa, praising his stance while criticizing Israeli military tactics following US-Israeli strikes.
- Trump proposed that the Syrian President oversee efforts for containing Hezbollah, while his criticism of Netanyahu impacted ongoing US-Iran talks.
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Bashar al-Assad
President of Syrian Arab Republic from 2000 to 2024
Related events
- Sharaa's government faces security challenges.
- Syrian issues are being discussed in Rome, focusing on the post-Assad transition government led by Ahmed al-Sharaa and the role of appointed minister Hind Kabawat.
- Ahmed al-Sharaa is the president of Syria, and Damascus is the capital of the country.
- Talks are underway in Damascus regarding the integration of the Syrian Democratic Forces into the broader state structure, including the issuance of decrees on cultural identity.
- The rise of Ahmed al-Sharaa is linked to geopolitical shifts in the Middle East, involving the CIA's Timber Sycamore program and Western interests in Europe.