US EditionThe Executive’s Grip on Justice: How Post-Assad Syria Subdued Its Judiciary
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The Executive’s Grip on Justice: How Post-Assad Syria Subdued Its Judiciary
In post-Assad Syria, the judiciary has received far less media attention than other institutions—such as the economy, the reorganization of the armed forces, and the structures of political authority. While extensive reporting has examined attempts to reshape these other domains, this account aims to document the key measures and decrees issued since 8 December 2024. These have dismantled judicial independence, hollowed out constitutional protec…
After his trip to the Middle East, Foreign Minister Wadephul (CDU) expressed doubts about deportations to Syria. Since then, it has been in the Union. Now, the Chancellor takes a position.
Unlike Federal Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul, Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) has no general concerns about the return of refugees to Syria.
With the rejection of "short-term" Syria deportations, Foreign Minister Wadephul causes great anger in his CDU. For some in the Union faction, the incident proves a deeper problem – and that is rich up to Chancellor Merz.
The Foreign Minister has argued that the Minister of the Interior is pushing for repatriation. What are the points of dispute and how many people are involved?
Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) has no objections to the return of refugees to Syria. He assumes that many Syrians will return to their homeland voluntarily. Foreign Minister Wadephul, on the other hand, had expressed reservations.
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