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A tale of two Syrias: Free-market opening sows resentment of new rulers

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Bashar Assad's mismanagement helped push the country of 24 million into an economic tailspin, amid Western sanctions and brutal civil war.

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A tale of two Syrias: Free-market opening sows resentment of new rulers

Bashar Assad's mismanagement helped push the country of 24 million into an economic tailspin, amid Western sanctions and brutal civil war.

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A tale of two Syrias: free-market opening sows resentment of new rulers

IDLIB/DAMASCUS, Syria - The toppling of Syrian strongman Bashar al-Assad has been great for Mohammad al-Badawi. His sales have doubled as beverages he imports cheaply from Turkey into the former-rebel stronghold of Idlib can now be sold in the rest of Syria. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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The Star Kuala Lumpur broke the news in Malaysia on Tuesday, April 29, 2025.
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