As international political maneuvers continue in Syria, key questions arise regarding control over regions, infrastructure, and institutions. This article discusses the initial actions of the interim government, its constitutional changes, election plans, treatment of religious and ethnic groups, and international relations, especially the role of Turkey and the Kurds. The humanitarian consequences are dire, with over a million people internally displaced since late November due to the civil war, as the UN highlights the ongoing plight of women and children in particular.

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