President Trump plans to normalise relations with Syria’s new government.

The decision marks a significant shift in US foreign policy towards the war-torn country.

The move comes amidst pressure from Gulf allies.

It also disregards al-Sharaa’s controversial past ties to al Qaeda.

The decision aims to give Syria ‘a chance at peace,’ according to Trump.

The lifting of sanctions could have far-reaching implications for the region.

Critics argue that the move could embolden authoritarian regimes in the Middle East.

Supporters believe it could help stabilize the conflict-ridden country.

The decision raises questions about the future of US involvement in the region.