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The Syrian ambassador to the UN slams the unilateral and unlawful US sanctions against his war-torn nation.

Two experts discuss why Arab governments are increasingly normalizing with the Syrian regime and what consequences this may hold for U.S. policy.

The Syrian foreign minister slams Western sanctions.

In House Foreign Affairs subcommittee hearing, witness tells lawmakers there will be 'consequences for those who normalise' with Assad

“Syria has become a global leader in the production of highly addictive Captagon,” said OFAC Director Andrea Gacki.

It’s been more than 30 years since Philippine lawmakers moved to end the permanent U.S. military presence in the country. Previously, the U.S. operated two major bases, but many Filipinos saw the bases as a legacy of U.S. colonialism, and wanted to assert their independence.Now, the Philippines is inviting the U.S.

The Gulf states have their own reasons for reaching out to Assad, but they need to understand that Washington will not exempt them from most of its multilayered Syria sanctions without substantial change in the regime’s posture.

The Biden administration says Syria's neighbors should “get something” in return for engagement with the long-boycotted regime.

US waiver temporarily allows for funds to bypass sanctions against the Assad government. Christian charities experience mixed results.

The regional and global powers need clarity and prudence over the war-torn country's future