One in five new companies in Syria is now an LLC…up from one in twenty back in 2024. Why?

A $1 billion deficit in the first half of 2026, but the full-year picture is not yet clear. Can revenues catch up with spending?

Turkish exports to Syria hit USD 1.8 billion in H1 2026, but growth has plateaued, and what’s crossing the border has shifted from groceries to construction materials.

Syria’s Investment Authority takes charge of real estate investment. Will this simplify approvals or leave overlapping powers unresolved?

Israel seeks to neutralize potential threats in post-Assad Syria. Could its approach end up creating the very dangers it aims to prevent?

The new Syrian–Lebanese Joint Higher Committee aims to expand cooperation in energy, trade, border management, and reconstruction while addressing longstanding bilateral challenges.

The article examines Syria’s electronic company registration platform and the requirements for a fully digital process with legally recognized electronic documents.

This article examines how changes in wages and food prices affected household purchasing power in the first half of 2026, and whether improved food affordability can be sustained.

Syria’s refining sector is recovering after years of decline, while proposed new refineries could reshape the industry despite significant feasibility challenges.

High Liquidity Ratios in Syrian Private Banks and the Absence of Economic Stimulus: An Analysis of the Causes and Proposals for Directing Liquidity toward Productive Financing.

Methamphetamine is gaining ground as Captagon production declines in Syria and Lebanon, reshaping illicit drug markets across the Middle East.

A data-driven analysis using IMF metrics to track Syria’s maritime trade recovery, highlighting the performance shift across Tartous, Latakia, and Baniyas ports relative to pre-war benchmarks.