Over a year and a half after the fall of the brutal regime of Bashar al-Asad — set up by his progenitor in 1970 — and the arrival in Damascus, in a fulgurating military operation initiated in Idlib and supported by the Turkey of Erdogan, of the self-proclaimed president and strong man of the country, Ahmed a Sharaa, the best thing Syrians can certainly celebrate is to remain. To have survived 14 years of civil conflict, which left a country dest…
Over a year and a half after the fall of the brutal regime of Bashar al-Asad — set up by his progenitor in 1970 — and the arrival in Damascus, in a fulgurating military operation initiated in Idlib and supported by the Turkey of Erdogan, of the self-proclaimed president and strong man of the country, Ahmed a Sharaa, the best thing Syrians can certainly celebrate is to remain. To have survived 14 years of civil conflict, which left a country dest…