Syrians Vote in First Parliamentary Election Since Assad's Fall

Syria holds first elections since overthrow of Assad’s regime by rebels

The elections mark a significant step in Syria’s post-conflict transition, but critics argue the elections fall short of full democracy

The First Post-Assad Election in Syria

Al-Sharaa’s government held limited parliamentary elections, but sectarian violence and centralized power threaten national unity. - Start a free trial today for full access.

Syrians vote in first parliamentary election since Assad's fall

Syria on Sunday held its first parliamentary elections, nearly a year after a rebel-led offensive unseated longtime autocratic leader Bashar Assad. The People’s Assembly will be tasked with passing a new elections law and constitution as the country moves through its post-Assad political transition after more than a decade of civil war.

Syria Holds First Post-Assad Elections; Questions of Genuine Representation Remain - The Media Line

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Global Media Focus on Syria’s First Post-Assad Elections

The world is watching as Syria holds its first parliamentary elections since the fall of the Assad regime last December, marking a crucial turning point in the country’s political history. The elections are seen as a test of Syria’s ability to establish a functioning electoral process after years of conflict and authoritarian rule. Western and […]