US EditionWill the opening of the Syrian economy to the free market be a blessing or a curse for citizens?
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IDLIB/DAMASCUS – Reuters: The overthrow of former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was a great thing for Mohammed al-Badawi. His sales have doubled, and he can now sell the drinks he imports at low prices from Turkey throughout Syria, not just in Idlib, the former opposition stronghold where he used to bring his wares. But for Haitham Joud, it’s a completely different story.
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