Anas JOUDEH
@anasjoudeh.bsky.social
Lawyer & civil society activist | Working on reconciliation, governance, and identity in Syria & the Levant | Husband, father, reader of restless ideas
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I took part this week in the Syrian Cultural Week – “Semana de la Cultura Siria” at the University of Granada, hosted by the Faculty of Translation and Interpreting. A thoughtful space that brought together Spanish and Arab scholars to reflect on Syria beyond headlines and noise.
I took part this week in the Syrian Cultural Week – “Semana de la Cultura Siria” at the University of Granada, hosted by the Faculty of Translation and Interpreting. A thoughtful space that brought together Spanish and Arab scholars to reflect on Syria beyond headlines and noise.
November 27, 2025 at 3:59 AM
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I took part this week in the Syrian Cultural Week – “Semana de la Cultura Siria” at the University of Granada, hosted by the Faculty of Translation and Interpreting. A thoughtful space that brought together Spanish and Arab scholars to reflect on Syria beyond headlines and noise.
I took part this week in the Syrian Cultural Week – “Semana de la Cultura Siria” at the University of Granada, hosted by the Faculty of Translation and Interpreting. A thoughtful space that brought together Spanish and Arab scholars to reflect on Syria beyond headlines and noise.
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In one of the long meetings an American journalist friend who lived every chapter of the Iraq war. In one of our talks about Russia’s “ready-made” Syrian constitution, he laughed: “We were full occupiers in Iraq and still couldn’t impose a constitu
In one of the long meetings an American journalist friend who lived every chapter of the Iraq war. In one of our talks about Russia’s “ready-made” Syrian constitution, he laughed: “We were full occupiers in Iraq and still couldn’t impose a constitu
November 23, 2025 at 8:44 AM
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In one of the long meetings an American journalist friend who lived every chapter of the Iraq war. In one of our talks about Russia’s “ready-made” Syrian constitution, he laughed: “We were full occupiers in Iraq and still couldn’t impose a constitu
In one of the long meetings an American journalist friend who lived every chapter of the Iraq war. In one of our talks about Russia’s “ready-made” Syrian constitution, he laughed: “We were full occupiers in Iraq and still couldn’t impose a constitu
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There was a brief moment after Bashar al-Assad’s regime collapsed last December when the impossible felt possible in Syria. That moment, @anasjoudeh.bsky.social argues in a new commentary, has, sadly, evaporated. (1/5)
A Catch-22 of Suspicion Imperils Syria’s Transition to Democracy
The Century Foundation The Century Foundation The Century Foundation
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October 28, 2025 at 1:15 PM
There was a brief moment after Bashar al-Assad’s regime collapsed last December when the impossible felt possible in Syria. That moment, @anasjoudeh.bsky.social argues in a new commentary, has, sadly, evaporated. (1/5)
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@anasjoudeh.bsky.social writes that, until Syria addresses its trust deficit with steps like measured decentralization, its transition to democracy will remain stalled before it begins. tcf.org/content/comm... (5/5)
A Catch-22 of Suspicion Imperils Syria’s Transition to Democracy
The Century Foundation The Century Foundation The Century Foundation
tcf.org
October 28, 2025 at 1:15 PM
@anasjoudeh.bsky.social writes that, until Syria addresses its trust deficit with steps like measured decentralization, its transition to democracy will remain stalled before it begins. tcf.org/content/comm... (5/5)