Political changes will occur rapidly but violently, led by a full-scale foreign invasion

The government will be an Islamic one, which follows Sharia & governs Syria based upon Islamic guidelines

Slow progress of economic reforms & inability to attract foreign investment or tackle corruption will keep wages flat & prohibit economic growth

Democracy will remain limited, & the Syrian people will have to accept the will of whatever party is in control

Syria and Israel will agree to a peace, in which Syria would regain the entire Golan Heights according to the June 4, 1967 boundary

Political changes will occur slowly but peacefully, without uprooting the current regime

The government will be a secular one, in which all religions & ethnic groups will have equal rights under the law

Economic reforms, encouragement of foreign investment, & reduced corruption will lead to higher wages & strong economic growth

Democracy will remain limited, & the Syrian people will have to accept the will of whatever party is in control

Syria and Israel will agree to a peace, in which Syria would regain most, but not all of the Golan Heights

Political changes will occur rapidly but violently, led by a full-scale foreign invasion

The government will be a secular one, in which all religions & ethnic groups will have equal rights under the law

Economic reforms, encouragement of foreign investment, & reduced corruption will lead to higher wages & strong economic growth

Syrian citizens will vote in free & fair administrative & parliamentary democratic elections in which any political parties can compete

Syria and Israel will agree to a peace, in which Syria would regain most, but not all of the Golan Heights

Political changes will occur rapidly but violently, led by a full-scale foreign invasion

The government will be a sectarian one, in which specific positions will be reserved for certain religious & ethnic communities, & representation will be proportional to the religious & ethnic composition of the people

Economic reforms, encouragement of foreign investment, & reduced corruption will lead to higher wages & strong economic growth

Democracy will remain limited, & the Syrian people will have to accept the will of whatever party is in control

Syria and Israel will agree to a peace, in which Syria would regain the entire Golan Heights according to the June 4, 1967 boundary

Political changes will occur slowly but peacefully, without uprooting the current regime

The government will be a sectarian one, in which specific positions will be reserved for certain religious & ethnic communities, & representation will be proportional to the religious & ethnic composition of the people

Slow progress of economic reforms & inability to attract foreign investment or tackle corruption will keep wages flat & prohibit economic growth

Syrian citizens will vote in free & fair administrative & parliamentary democratic elections in which any political parties can compete

Syria and Israel will agree to a peace, in which Syria would regain the entire Golan Heights according to the June 4, 1967 boundary

Political changes will occur slowly but peacefully, without uprooting the current regime

The government will be a sectarian one, in which specific positions will be reserved for certain religious & ethnic communities, & representation will be proportional to the religious & ethnic composition of the people

Slow progress of economic reforms & inability to attract foreign investment or tackle corruption will keep wages flat & prohibit economic growth

Democracy will remain limited, & the Syrian people will have to accept the will of whatever party is in control

Syria and Israel will agree to a peace, in which Syria would regain most, but not all of the Golan Heights

Political changes will occur rapidly but violently, led by a full-scale foreign invasion

The government will be a secular one, in which all religions & ethnic groups will have equal rights under the law

Slow progress of economic reforms & inability to attract foreign investment or tackle corruption will keep wages flat & prohibit economic growth

Syrian citizens will vote in free & fair administrative & parliamentary democratic elections in which any political parties can compete

Syria and Israel will agree to a peace, in which Syria would regain most, but not all of the Golan Heights

Political changes will occur slowly but peacefully, without uprooting the current regime

The government will be an Islamic one, which follows Sharia & governs Syria based upon Islamic guidelines

Economic reforms, encouragement of foreign investment, & reduced corruption will lead to higher wages & strong economic growth

Democracy will remain limited, & the Syrian people will have to accept the will of whatever party is in control

Syria and Israel will agree to a peace, in which Syria would regain most, but not all of the Golan Heights

Political changes will occur through domestic protests that force the current regime to step down, but also lead to some sectarian violence

The government will be a secular one, in which all religions & ethnic groups will have equal rights under the law

Slow progress of economic reforms & inability to attract foreign investment or tackle corruption will keep wages flat & prohibit economic growth

Democracy will remain limited, & the Syrian people will have to accept the will of whatever party is in control

Syria and Israel will agree to a peace, in which Syria would regain the entire Golan Heights according to the June 4, 1967 boundary

Political changes will occur slowly but peacefully, without uprooting the current regime

The government will be a secular one, in which all religions & ethnic groups will have equal rights under the law

Slow progress of economic reforms & inability to attract foreign investment or tackle corruption will keep wages flat & prohibit economic growth

Democracy will remain limited, & the Syrian people will have to accept the will of whatever party is in control

Syria and Israel will agree to a peace, in which Syria would regain most, but not all of the Golan Heights

Political changes will occur through domestic protests that force the current regime to step down, but also lead to some sectarian violence

The government will be a sectarian one, in which specific positions will be reserved for certain religious & ethnic communities, & representation will be proportional to the religious & ethnic composition of the people

Economic reforms, encouragement of foreign investment, & reduced corruption will lead to higher wages & strong economic growth

Syrian citizens will vote in free & fair administrative & parliamentary democratic elections in which any political parties can compete

Syria and Israel will agree to a peace, in which Syria would regain most, but not all of the Golan Heights

Political changes will occur slowly but peacefully, without uprooting the current regime

The government will be a secular one, in which all religions & ethnic groups will have equal rights under the law

Economic reforms, encouragement of foreign investment, & reduced corruption will lead to higher wages & strong economic growth

Syrian citizens will vote in free & fair administrative & parliamentary democratic elections in which any political parties can compete

Syria and Israel will agree to a peace, in which Syria would regain the entire Golan Heights according to the June 4, 1967 boundary

Political changes will occur slowly but peacefully, without uprooting the current regime

The government will be an Islamic one, which follows Sharia & governs Syria based upon Islamic guidelines

Economic reforms, encouragement of foreign investment, & reduced corruption will lead to higher wages & strong economic growth

Syrian citizens will vote in free & fair administrative & parliamentary democratic elections in which any political parties can compete

Syria and Israel will agree to a peace, in which Syria would regain the entire Golan Heights according to the June 4, 1967 boundary

Political changes will occur slowly but peacefully, without uprooting the current regime

The government will be a secular one, in which all religions & ethnic groups will have equal rights under the law

Slow progress of economic reforms & inability to attract foreign investment or tackle corruption will keep wages flat & prohibit economic growth

Syrian citizens will vote in free & fair administrative & parliamentary democratic elections in which any political parties can compete

Syria and Israel will agree to a peace, in which Syria would regain the entire Golan Heights according to the June 4, 1967 boundary

Political changes will occur through domestic protests that force the current regime to step down, but also lead to some sectarian violence

The government will be an Islamic one, which follows Sharia & governs Syria based upon Islamic guidelines

Slow progress of economic reforms & inability to attract foreign investment or tackle corruption will keep wages flat & prohibit economic growth

Syrian citizens will vote in free & fair administrative & parliamentary democratic elections in which any political parties can compete

Syria and Israel will agree to a peace, in which Syria would regain most, but not all of the Golan Heights

Political changes will occur through domestic protests that force the current regime to step down, but also lead to some sectarian violence

The government will be a secular one, in which all religions & ethnic groups will have equal rights under the law

Economic reforms, encouragement of foreign investment, & reduced corruption will lead to higher wages & strong economic growth

Democracy will remain limited, & the Syrian people will have to accept the will of whatever party is in control

Syria and Israel will agree to a peace, in which Syria would regain the entire Golan Heights according to the June 4, 1967 boundary