The phrase "assad new" is not correct or usable in written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could potentially be used in a specific context related to a person named Assad and something new, but without additional information, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The assad new policy has sparked a lot of discussions in the community."
Alternatives: "Assad's latest" or "new from Assad".
Experts say Mr. Assad, 69, and Mr. Arafat, 70, see themselves in a kind of competition to be the linchpin for peace in the region, although Mr. Assad, newer to the peace game, does so with more ambivalence.
On Wednesday Assad announced new parliamentary elections to be held across Syria on 7 May.
"Jardim Abandonado," one of four Jobim treasures, is the title track of the Assad brothers' new album (on Nonesuch).
The chief of the party's Aleppo branch, Hilal Hilal, was expected to be appointed as Mr. Assad's new deputy at the head of the regional command.
Assad faced new calls for international military action against his government after alleged chemical weapons attacks in the suburbs of Damascus killed hundreds on August 21 , 2013
On Saturday, Mr. Assad named new cabinet ministers for oil, finance, social affairs, labor, housing, public works and agriculture, as Syria faces growing economic problems and shortages of electricity, fuel and bread.
All of this has given Mr. Assad a new level of confidence, said Assem Kansou, a member of the Lebanese Parliament and the local branch of Mr. Assad's Baath Party whose children grew up with Mr. Assad and who has visited him frequently throughout the crisis.
The Prime Minister had to endure a lecture from President Assad, the new Syrian leader, who defended Islamic suicide bombers as "resistance fighters" and condemned civilian deaths in Afghanistan.
The pair explained that they had married the day before in the city centre, which had hitherto been calm and apparently loyal to President Bashar Assad; the new reality of rebellion had not yet overcome their first flush of marital love.
