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Kurds' Loyalty and Religious Shift
The article includes a report on the rising prices of alcohol in northern Syria, where the price of whiskey increased from $7 to $12 due to import restrictions and higher taxes imposed by the new authorities after the ousting of President Bashar al-Assad. Although not officially banned, the decision has led to a reduction in alcohol consumption and a negative impact on sales activity. Traders say that the increased costs have caused many businesses to shut down, threatening the viability of some shops. The aim, according to the Minister of Finance, is to reduce the consumption of harmful products and to increase tax revenues to support the health sector.
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