The US military and intelligence community are engaging with Syria’s interim government, yet Trump’s White House sees no justification for

Syria’s private banking sector has faced near-total collapse since 2011, driven by sanctions, de-risking, and the loss of correspondent banking

How to dismantle Assad’s crony capitalism? With figures like Rami Makhlouf, the Katerji family, and Samer Foz controlling key sectors,

What does Syria’s Caretaker Government reveal about its future? Our analysis of 21 ministers and 154 senior appointees shows: –

In this issue: Syria’s caretaker government – Who’s who and why its composition matters. The state of Syria’s domestic debt

Syria’s external debt is a puzzle. While official figures suggest $30B owed, leaked Iranian documents put the real debt at

Syria’s oil sector is in limbo: Pre-2011: Western companies held PSAs. 2011-2024: Russia & Iran took over major fields. 2025?

Following the collapse of the Assad regime, Germany is rethinking its Syria strategy. Today, it’s “step-by-step, not step-for-step.”   Read

Syrian entrepreneurs are finding ways to rebuild. With sanctions, a weak banking system & limited investment, can the private sector

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