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Flood Emergency: Flash floods killed at least four people, including two children, and forced about 375 families from camps in Raqqa countryside. Homes, schools, hospitals and roads were damaged. Books & Education: Egypt’s Mayar Othman won the 10th Arab Reading Challenge, which drew more than 40 million students across 60 countries. In Syria, textbook edits removing the Mona Lisa and ancient statues have fuelled concern over a conservative shift in education, alongside restrictions on women’s access to military and security studies. Living Heritage: Mosaic master Muhammed Barini and his family have restarted their craft in Syria after returning from Türkiye, rebuilding a workshop after war destroyed their four factories. Rights & Safety: The UN rights chief pledged support for minority protections as Kurdish families face risks returning home. A separate report describes abductions and sexual abuse targeting Alawite women and girls, raising concerns about accountability.

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