Jana al-Issa | Hussam al-Mahmoud | Lujain Mourad Seven years have passed since the most famous Resolution 2254 on Syria […]

The participation of the National Union of Syrian Students (NUSS), represented by its chairperson, Dareen Suleiman, at an international meeting […]

Enab Baladi – Diana Rahima After the regular meetings of the Syrian Constitutional Committee (SCC), talks were postponed by a […]

Mamoun al-Bustani | Diana Rahima | Khaled al-Jeratli | Hussam al-Mahmoud Two international axes control the Syrian file, and one […]

Enab Baladi – Diana Rahima The press office of the UN Special Envoy for Syria, Geir Pedersen, denied to Enab […]

Enab Baladi – Diana Rahima Continued criticism of the work of the Syrian Constitutional Committee in Geneva stems from Syrians’ […]

Enab Baladi – Diana Rahima The United Nations (UN) Special Envoy for Syria Geir O. Pedersen has been urging towards […]

Enab Baladi – Diana Rahima The sixth round of Syria’s Constitutional Committee (SCC)’s talks has ended with a “big disappointment,” […]

Hussam al-Mahmoud|Jana al-Issa Multiple failed political processes, both broad and narrow, were carried out in hopes of ending the conflict […]

Enab Baladi – Jana al-Issa Preparations for a sixth round of the Syrian Constitutional Committee (SCC) meetings are underway, amid […]

Enab Baladi—Ali Darwish “The ball is in the international court,” Co-Chair of the opposition delegation, Hadi al-Bahra, said commenting on […]

Enab Baladi – Louay Rhebani The United Nations (UN) has set a date for the fourth and fifth rounds of […]

Enab Baladi – Ali Darwish The Syrian regime has undertaken many tactics to deal with the Syrian Constitutional Committee’s (SCC) […]

In this file, Enab Baladi sheds light on the role of civil society in the constitutional process, the reasons behind its division and attempts to politicize it, and seeks to assess the chances of the continuation of the civil society and its future within the political process.

The Syrian regime started undermining the constitutional process in its second round by submitting proposals that the opposition considered outside constitutional principles.

The political scene in Daraa is in a state of chaos after increasing the operations against the Syrian regime which responded by the assassination of former leaders and members of the opposition.

Enab Baladi’s correspondent in Geneva, reported that the UN special envoy for Syria Geir Pedersen will meet with Iranian, Russian and Turkish officials to define the agenda of the meetings of the mini-group of the SCC before setting the date for the next round.

It is still unclear whether the scheduled meetings will be held on time amid the absence of “confidence-building measures” among the parties involved in the process.

Enab Baladi – Geneva During the ten days of discussions in Geneva, statements by members of the Syrian Constitutional Committee […]

Members from Syria’s 45-member constitutional committee, at their first meetings in Geneva, emphasized the link between the constitutional principle of […]