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00:00Global highlight, November 9th, 2025. Here's one for the record books.

00:05Ahmed Alshara, President of Syria, landed in the United States on Saturday for an official visit

00:10just a day after his government was removed from the US terrorism blacklist. Why this matters?

00:16A leader once shunned by Washington now walking through its doors. That's a seismic shift in

00:22foreign policy tectonics. For the US, this move signals potential re-engagement with Syria,

00:28a country long isolated and mired in civil war and regional tensions. For Syria,

00:33it's possibly a lifeline diplomatic legitimacy, potential economic channels and relief from

00:39international isolation. He questions, what exactly did the US demand in return for lifting

00:45the blacklist? How will Syria's other allies like Russia and Iran respond if Syria pivots

00:50toward Washington? What to watch next? Official joint statements from both nations,

00:54reactions in Damascus and Washington and the response from Russia and Iran. So when Syria changes

01:03course, the neighbors feel it fast. This is diplomacy in real time, folks. The old walls are tumbling and

01:08also remain in front of each community. So however, I can tell you that, when I'm going here to

01:13be your best friend, you can try this offline, folks. And I'm going to go to a

01:18state of the U.S. position, and when I'm going here to use to get rid of everyone,

01:20you are going to come here to the University of California Finance, that this is a

01:20beginning of the U.S. position. And then, let me see here, the U.S. position,

01:22the U.S. position has been working through which is a long-fighter input.

01:24You're going to be able to be able to make the U.S. position, and after this, the European