Syria is experiencing a fragile new beginning after Assad's fall, with symbols of the regime destroyed but an uncertain political future overshadowed by war.
Ahmed al-Shara, the head of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, is now informally in power, yet lacks true governance over Syria's territory amid complex international dynamics.
The EU is reconsidering relations with Syria, highlighting that international aid and sanctions relief depend on tangible progress in governance and respect for citizens' rights.
The new authority's success relies on guaranteeing rights for all citizens, avoiding a return to discriminatory practices characteristic of the former regime under Assad.
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