Hezbollah and Syria's new rulers spent more than a decade on opposite sides of the same war. Now both say they could talk, and analysts say each stands to gain.

Hezbollah and Syria's new rulers spent more than a decade on opposite sides of the same war. Now both say they could talk, and analysts say each stands to gain. Read more: Link What a Hezbollah-Damascus meeting would mean for Lebanon and Syria LONDON: For years, Hezbollah fighters propped up Syrian ruler Bashar Assad, who the men now governing in Damascus fought to overthrow.