After Aleppo: a kind of peace?

It looks like Bashar al-Assad has won his six-year war to stay in power.
It is now likely that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will control all of Aleppo before the end of the year, and possibly much sooner, writes Gwynne Dyer.
LONDON, ENGLAND—Eastern Aleppo, the rebel-held half of what was once Syria’s biggest city, is falling. Once the resistance there collapses, things may move very fast in Syria, and the biggest question will be: do the outside powers that have intervened in the war accept Bashar al-Assad’s victo...

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