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Flirting with an old enemy: the risks of US links Islamic State alumni
AI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The U.S. is contemplating lifting sanctions on a former ISIS member, believing he has reformed. Officials think he could cooperate on foreign policy, economic, and possibly defense matters. The move raises concerns about security risks.
WHY IT MATTERS
It signals a policy shift that could alter U.S. security dynamics by engaging a former extremist in state affairs.
In delisting Syria, the U. S. administration is wagering that the former Islamist militant has changed and can work with the U. S. in areas of foreign policy, economics and even possibly defense.
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