Syria in the Coming Week
The article focused on the developments in Syria over the past week, highlighting its removal from the list of state sponsors of terrorism after being on it since 1979. This move is part of a broader process that began with lifting sanctions and gradually opening up to the country. Syria also saw the end of the presence of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) as an independent entity, as they have now become part of state institutions after controlling a quarter of the country's territory. This shift strengthens internal authority and redefines Syria’s relations with Moscow, even as talks with Israel continue. The article also discussed the shift in Syria's foreign relations, particularly with the United States and Russia, as well as issues related to security, the economy, and internal challenges—marking a new phase of restoring state institutions and national decision-making.
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