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Story summary
- In December 2025, Syria faces over 500,000 dead, 13 million displaced, and 90% in poverty following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad (the Syrian president).
- U.S. sanctions under the Caesar Act, aimed at pressuring Bashar al-Assad, hinder recovery.
- There is bipartisan support to repeal the Caesar Act to ease investment and recovery.
- With proper support, Syria could stabilize and align with U.S. interests, benefiting the Syrian people.
