Syria Begins Indirect Elections for First Post-Assad Parliament
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Syria Begins Indirect Elections for First Post-Assad Parliament

Syria has initiated the process of indirect elections to form its first parliament since the Assad regime. Voters will participate through electoral colleges, with a significant portion of members appointed by interim leader Ahmed al-Sharaa. While this marks a pivotal moment in Syria's political transition, concerns about the legitimacy of the election process have been raised, highlighting the ongoing debate about the future of democracy in the country.

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