An analytical report released by the Jusoor Center for Studies monitors the various stages that the Syrian issue went through during 2022, politically, militarily and economically. The report addresses the political process, the movements of the Astana track, the UN Security Council meetings on Syria, the policies of international actors, and others.

During 2022, the Syrian opposition maintained its areas of control in northern and southern Syria without any new changes at the expense of the Syrian regime forces and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). However, on the other hand, some changes occurred in the map of internal influence within the areas controlled by the factions, specifically in northwestern Syria.

An analytical report released by Jusoor Center for Studies, as an attempt to anticipate the fate of the political process, the "Kurdish-Kurdish" dialogue, normalization relations with the regime, the cease-fire, and the economic crisis, in addition to exploring the positions and policies of international actors.

The U.S. president will discuss the country with everyone in the region—except Yemenis.

On May 19, 2022, Jordan's King Abdullah II warned that Iran and its proxies may fill a vacuum left by Russia in southern Syria. "This could lead to issues along Jordan’s borders" King Abdullah added.

The relationship between Russia and Iran is described as vigilant one. It is because the two parties are keen to maintain a level of cooperation that does not jeopardize their interests.