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Syria’s new government, led by Ahmed al-Sharaa, gains rapid international recognition and sanctions relief amid concerns over foreign fighters, extremist ties, and foreign influence.
Syria’s transitional government, led by President Ahmed al-Sharaa, has swiftly gained international recognition and sanctions relief, surpassing the Assad regime’s diplomatic reach in just a year.
While countries including the U.S., China, and Russia have engaged formally, Israel and Iran oppose the shift.
The government promotes stability to attract foreign investment, but reports reveal the formal integration of thousands of foreign fighters, including Uyghurs linked to the TIP, into the New Syrian Army.
Foreign funding, particularly from Gulf states and China, risks supporting extremist elements, despite conditions tied to counter-terrorism and anti-narcotics efforts.
Meanwhile, ideological changes in education and Israeli military influence in key regions raise concerns about sovereignty and long-term stability.
El nuevo gobierno de Siria, encabezado por Ahmed al-Sharaa, obtiene un rápido reconocimiento internacional y alivio de las sanciones en medio de preocupaciones sobre los combatientes extranjeros, los vínculos extremistas y la influencia extranjera.