What Does the Future Hold for Bashar al-Assad and Syria in the Aftermath of Civil War?

In the face of international condemnation, Bashar's government managed to maintain a façade of legitimacy. His regime framed the conflict as a battle against terrorism, portraying himself as a bulwark against extremist forces. This narrative resonated with some segments of the population, particularly those who feared the rise of radical elements in the absence of a stable government.