Syria and Lebanon, Uneven steps toward a post “tutelage” relationship

Since Syria’s major shift following the fall of the former regime, Lebanese Syrian relations have entered an unprecedented phase in terms of the opportunities available, not the results achieved.
This transformation has not been limited to a change of faces in Damascus, it has also affected the political philosophy that shapes Syria’s approach to its neighbors, foremost among them Lebanon, which has long paid the price for an imbalanced relationship and for being used as an arena for influence and score settling, according to Lebanese researcher and journalist Sohaib Jawhar, who spoke to Enab Baladi.







