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What has changed in Syria one year since Assad toppled? | DW News

On Monday, Syria marked the one year anniversary of the end of a brutal dictatorship.
Thousands took to the streets, and a military parade was held in the capital Damascus, to celebrate the moment when former president Bashar al-Assad was deposed by Islamist rebels. His regime fell to a lightning offensive led by current President Ahmad al Sharaa. It was hoped that the end of Syria’s 14-year civil war would bring relief and a measure of prosperity to the country – but rebuilding has barely started.

00:00 Syria marks one year since Assad toppled
00:37 Zedoun Alzoubi, International development expert
08:26 Suzanne Ehlers, Executive Director, USA for UNHCR

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