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British investigation examines Asmaa al-Assad's role prior to her husband's fall from power in Syria
The newspaper "The Observer" published an extensive investigation into the role of Asmaa al-Akhras, the wife of former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, in the Syrian ruling system during the years of war. The investigation confirmed that Asmaa, who has gained significant control over the Syrian economy and influence networks, was a central figure in the management of the regime and decision-making. She used her influence to pressure businessmen and manage international aid, while her power was accompanied by criticism and allegations of treason and personal gain. She also wields substantial influence over regime decisions and within the presidential palace, although her legal status remains complicated due to her nationalities and the international arrest warrants issued against her.
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