The Conversation Article RatingCan Syria avoid becoming another Libya or Iraq? A week after Assad's fall, here are 3 possible futures
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52% : As all of these scenarios illustrate, Syria's future is inextricably linked to a regional landscape in which various nations exert influence, each pursuing distinct political, economic and security interests.41% : A country long divided Syria is an ethnically and religiously fragmented country, with four key groups that have conflicting political agendas: 1) The Kurds: this ethnic group of 2.5 million people controls northeastern Syria on the border with Turkey, with whom they have a hostile relationship.
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