Consensus or Fragmentation? The UN Security Council and Syria’s Transition
Cracks are appearing in the post-Assad consensus
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Cracks are appearing in the post-Assad consensus
The UN’s role in Syria is at a turning point
Despite China's repeated statements opposing the resolution to lift sanctions on Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa and Interior Minister Anas Khattab, it did not veto it, choosing instead to abstain.
The regime’s aversion to civil society has a new address.
The Syrian president promotes normalization and hints at economic changes.
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