Syrian War Aftermath
Western and Arab leaders gather in Riyadh for talks on lifting sanctions on Syria
Saudi Arabia is calling for sanctions on Syria to be lifted, aiming to expand its influence in the region. This follows the ousting of Bashar al-Assad last month by Islamist-led rebels, with new leader Ahmed al-Sharaa advocating for sanctions relief. Western and Middle Eastern diplomats are set to discuss this issue, including a meeting of European foreign ministers in Brussels on January 27. While Saudi Arabia's ambitions are a key driver, other regional factors, such as Turkey's role, may also influence the discussions.
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past month
- Top European Diplomats Engage in High-Level Talks with Syria's Interim Leader
- Syria's Post-War Reconstruction and Elections Timeline Unclear Amid Rebel Leader's Warning of Delayed Polls
- At least 14 Syrian security personnel killed in ambush by former Assad forces
- Syrian Christians Protest After Christmas Tree Set Ablaze in Damascus
- Syrian Interim Leader Calls for Lifting of Global Sanctions to Contribute to Regional Peace Efforts
- US Lifts Bounty on HTS Leader Following Damascus Talks
- Assad denies planning to flee Syria, says he wanted to keep fighting
- US Secretary of State acknowledges direct contact with Syria's HTS rebels
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