Government ❯ Foreign Policy

Counterterrorism

Regional Security Bilateral Relations Cross-Border Terrorism Military Operations International Cooperation Terrorist Organizations National Security Hamas Diplomatic Relations Statements Operation Sindoor Intelligence Operations India International Relations Terrorism Responses US Involvement Information Strategy Syria Financial Action Task Force Strategic Partnerships Designation of Terrorist Groups Nuclear Policy Designations U.S. Government Sanctions Crisis Management Militant Groups International Law Legal Frameworks State Sponsors of Terrorism Regional Stability Repatriation Propaganda Afghanistan Border Security Militancy International Alliances Support for Allies Pakistan's Concerns Coalitions Intelligence Sharing SCO Initiatives Intelligence Agencies Assassination Attempts Military Strategy US Relations Russia SCO Policies Khalistani Elements Security Collaboration Hostage Negotiations Stance Against Terrorism Negotiations Cooperation Agreements US Support for India

U.S. Welcomes Syria’s Al‑Sharaa as Sanctions Ease and Damascus Joins Anti‑ISIS Coalition

The administration presents engagement as a counterterrorism partnership intended to reorient Syria’s regional posture.

ADL, Crowell & Moring File Expanded $7 Billion Suit Over Oct. 7, Targeting Hamas, Hezbollah and State Sponsors