Summary
Syria is facing challenges one year after the end of Bashar al-Assad's rule, with ongoing issues like poverty and sectarian tensions. The new government needs to address these problems to bring unity and justice for past atrocities.
Key Facts
- Syria's civil war lasted nearly 14 years.
- Ahmed al-Sharaa's group entered Damascus with little resistance a year ago.
- Bashar al-Assad, in power since 1970, fled to Moscow.
- Political prisoners were released when the dictatorship ended.
- Syria now faces sectarian tensions and poverty.
- People are calling for justice for crimes of the Assad regime.
- Experts are discussing the future of Syria's government and its ability to create change.
