Trade talks in Malaysia test fragile China-US. ties
Chinese and US. officials are holding trade talks in Malaysia this week, seeking to stabilise relations between both countries ahead of the highly ant...
The United States is preparing to ease sanctions on Syria in the coming weeks, following President Donald Trump's unexpected announcement to lift all restrictions targeting Damascus.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed that the administration plans to utilize waiver provisions under the Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act, which had imposed strict penalties on the Syrian government and associated entities. An administration official indicated that the Treasury Department is likely to issue general licenses covering key sectors critical to Syria's reconstruction.
Trump's decision, reportedly influenced by Saudi Arabia's crown prince, aims to support Syria's recovery after years of conflict. The move has caught some in his administration off guard, prompting coordination between the Treasury and State Departments to implement the policy change.
Rubio emphasized bipartisan support in Congress for targeted waivers and expressed hope for eventual repeal of the Caesar Act if progress continues. Preparatory work is already underway, including recent discussions with Syria's foreign minister.
Lifting sanctions could facilitate humanitarian efforts, foreign investment, and trade, aiding Syria's rebuilding process. However, full repeal of the sanctions law would require congressional action.
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Chinese and US. officials are holding trade talks in Malaysia this week, seeking to stabilise relations between both countries ahead of the highly anticipated Trump - Xi meeting in South Korea next week.
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