Recent events may indicate the world wants to start doing business with Syria again, despite its government being accused of war crimes. But, asks Cathrin Schaer, how likely is it China, the EU and Gulf states will start spending big there?
Recent events may indicate the world wants to start doing business with Syria again, despite its government being accused of war crimes. But how likely is it China, the EU and Gulf states will start spending big there?
Recent events may indicate the world wants to start doing business with Syria again, despite its government being accused of war crimes. But how likely is it China, the EU and Gulf states will start spending big there?
The re-elected Turkish president has successfully portrayed himself as the guardian of the nation’s interests, but the damage that results from the cult of the Big Man is clear.
The Syrian government is being taken back into the fold by Arab neighbors in controversial rapprochements. At the same time, 90% of ordinary Syrians are now living in poverty. Could this help them?