随着特朗普对叙利亚的态度缓和，美国敦促联合国解除对“沙阿”的制裁

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Analysis

As China opens to Sharaa, Uyghurs and reconstruction shadow future ties with Syria

Rosaleen Carroll

In Washington, DC, US, reporting on the Middle East