Can Turkey fit into the Biden administration’s Syria policy?
The gnarliest problem: Pentagon report says Syrian, Iranian proxies are "most significant" threats to US mission, but the Islamic State isn’t dead yet, and Turkey and the United States still disagree on the Kurds.
Week in Review | Syria | Feb 19, 2021
Iran's economy is expected to grow 2.5% this year. Here, pharmaceutical factory workers package vitamin and mineral supplement ampoules at the Actoverco plant in Karaj, about 40 kilometers (25 miles) west of Iran's capital, Tehran, on Feb. 18, 2020. Around 600 people run the Actoverco facility's production lines in an industrial suburb of Karaj. Actoverco, which also produces cancer drugs, is part of a family business established four decades ago that says it has about 4% of the Iranian pharmaceutical market.
