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Engaging with the New Syria: Risks and Opportunities

The article "Engaging with the New Syria: Risks and Opportunities" discusses the evolving geopolitical landscape in Syria following the civil war and the implications for international engagement. It highlights the complex situation where the Assad regime has regained control over much of the country with support from Russia and Iran, leading to a stabilization that presents both risks and opportunities for foreign actors. Key points include the potential for economic investment in reconstruction, the ongoing humanitarian crisis, the presence of foreign military forces, and the delicate balance of power in the region. The article explores how countries like the U.S., Turkey, and European nations are navigating their policies towards Syria, weighing the benefits of engagement against the risks of legitimizing Assad's regime, dealing with sanctions, and addressing the refugee crisis. It also touches on the strategic interests of Russia and Iran, and how their involvement shapes the new Syrian reality, suggesting that any engagement must consider these dynamics to avoid exacerbating tensions or missing out on potential economic and political gains.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/government/engaging-with-the-new-syria-risks-and-opportunities/ar-AA1woaJt ]