Syria’s Fragmented Synergy: Power, Proxies & the New Middle East Equation

Syria’s conflict has entered a new phase—no longer defined by a single regime-versus-opposition narrative, but by a complex web of ethnic divisions, proxy forces, and great-power manoeuvring. Syria’s Fragmented Synergy delivers a deep strategic intelligence assessment of how Syria’s internal fragmentation is shaping regional and global geopolitics.

This report dissects Syria’s evolving control zones, mapping the roles of HTS, the Kurdish-led SDF, Turkish-backed factions, Iranian proxies, Russian positioning, Israeli security calculations, and the residual ISIS threat. It explores how tribal structures, sectarian identities, and demographic realities interact with foreign interventions, turning Syria into a long-term proxy battleground rather than a post-conflict state.

Crucially, the analysis connects Syria’s internal chaos to wider great-power politics—from US-Russia recalibration and Iran-Israel escalation risks to Turkey’s border strategy and the ripple effects across Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and the Mediterranean. For policymakers, defence analysts, investors, and geopolitical risk professionals, this brief offers foresight into why Syria remains central to Middle Eastern instability despite fading media attention.

Conflicts don’t end when headlines fade—they evolve in silence. Those who track Syria now will understand the next regional shock before it arrives. Follow Global Eye Intelligence to stay ahead of West Asia’s shifting fault lines and power realignments.