
Syria Begins Indirect Elections for First Post-Assad Parliament Amid Controversy
Syria has initiated indirect elections for its first parliament since the Assad regime, led by interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa. While this marks a significant political transition, the process has faced criticism for being undemocratic, with many members appointed rather than elected. Concerns about representation and inclusivity, particularly regarding the low percentage of female candidates, highlight the challenges facing Syria's path towards genuine democracy.

Syria Begins Indirect Elections for First Post-Assad Parliament Amid Controversy
Syria has initiated indirect elections for its first parliament since the Assad regime, led by interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa. While this marks a significant political transition, the process has faced criticism for being undemocratic, with many members appointed rather than elected. Concerns about representation and inclusivity, particularly regarding the low percentage of female candidates, highlight the challenges facing Syria's path towards genuine democracy.
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