The ongoing clashes in Syria have resulted in over a thousand deaths, including many civilians. The violence is part of a severe wave in the past decade, with the new regime under Bashar al-Assad failing to deliver true amnesty or stability. Robert C. Castel highlights that the amnesty is politically motivated, benefiting only certain individuals while others face dire consequences. The situation remains fragile, with a high risk of humanitarian crisis and potential civil war, as internal and external tensions rise. Teljes cikk (Magyarnemzet)