Stalemate in Syrian Talks
The article discusses the challenges faced by the political life in Syria after more than a year and a half since the political change that led to the collapse of the authoritarian Assad regime. The main issues include the weak presence of institutions and the rule of law, the absence of a sense of citizenship, the spread of identity-based and sectarian conflicts, and the negative impact of ongoing violence on society. The article emphasizes the necessity for the people and the political movement to engage in dialogue and respect differences in order to build national consensus. It encourages overcoming stagnation by embracing pluralism and political means to restore and stabilize the state, highlighting the importance of internal legitimacy and achieving unity and stability.
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