Syria After Assad: U.S. Policy and What Comes Next
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In r/Lebanon, this announcement shares highlights from a Washington Institute discussion and Senate testimony on U.S. policy toward Syria after Assad. It covers calls for patience and pragmatism, avoiding cycles of over-intervention and neglect, and the opportunity for bipartisan action—issues with important implications for Lebanon and the wider region.
"Syria Breakdown, Episode Five: After Assad, Navigating Syria Policy" This view of American interest on Syria
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The Syria Breakdown, Episode Five: After Assad, Navigating Syria Policy
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Feb 14
2025
On February 13, two Washington Institute fellows testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Lane-Swig Fellow and managing director Michael Singh testified before a Senate panel on U.S. policy post-Assad, explaining how patience, pragmatism, and a willingness to lead can help Washington avoid its past vacillation between excessive intervention and exasperated neglect in the Middle East.
Shelly and Michael Kassen Senior Fellow and director of research Dana Stroul testified before a Senate panel on U.S. policy post-Assad, explaining how Washington has another chance for impactful bipartisan action five years after the Syria Study Group
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