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Frederick Deknatel
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Executive Editor, Democracy in Exile, DAWN Mena
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Tech and IT, Business and Finance
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By Frederick Deknatel Verified| DAWN Mena@ The euphoria that erupted across Syria after the sudden fall of the Assad regime in early December has since given way to harsh realities—of sectarian violence, the dual traumas of a 14-year civil war and a 54-year dictatorship, and creeping doubts about Syria's new leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, the Islamist rebel-turned-statesman. When Bashar al-Assad abruptly fled Damascus for Moscow in the face of a lightning rebel offensive, Syrians celebrated the end of a war and the end of a regime.
By Frederick Deknatel Verified| DAWN Mena@ Coverage of Gaza again dominated our most-read articles of the year, just like last year. As Israel's devastating war in Gaza has dragged on with American support, Democracy in Exile continued to magnify voices on the ground in Palestine and Israel to understand the scale of this human disaster.
By Frederick Deknatel Verified| DAWN Mena@ The euphoria that erupted across Syria after the sudden fall of the Assad regime in early December has since given way to harsh realities—of sectarian violence, the dual traumas of a 14-year civil war and a 54-year dictatorship, and creeping doubts about Syria's new leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, the Islamist rebel-turned-statesman. When Bashar al-Assad abruptly fled Damascus for Moscow in the face of a lightning rebel offensive, Syrians celebrated the end of a war and the end of a regime.
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DAWN Mena
Washington, District of Columbia, United States