European countries put Syrian asylum bids on hold after Assad's fall
- Many European nations are re-evaluating their stance on Syrian refugees following Assad's fall, impacting asylum bids and approvals.
- Officials cite changes in the Syrian political landscape and security concerns as reasons for this shift.
- Humanitarian organizations are raising alarms about the consequences for vulnerable populations due to decreased asylum approvals.
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