Shifting Powers in Syria: A New Era

This chapter explores the decline of the Assad regime in Syria and the resulting geopolitical shifts, including Turkey's rise as a key regional player and the implications for Iran's influence. It also examines Mr. Jolani's pragmatic approach towards Syria's reconstruction and the challenges faced by the U.S. in balancing national security interests with foreign investment opportunities. The discussion highlights the cautious stance of Gulf nations and the possible reluctance of the incoming U.S. administration to engage in foreign affairs, emphasizing the importance of stable leadership for Syria's future.