AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoKurdish Language Rights: Thousands marched in Kobanê, Hesekê, and Zirgan after Syria’s education ministry cut Kurdish-language instruction to just three hours/lessons per week, with protesters calling Kurdish “our identity” and warning students may lose access to education in their mother tongue. Cultural Spotlight: Damascus International Fair opened with a Kurdish pavilion showcasing traditional clothing, music, and crafts—an early sign of cultural institutions reopening as Syria rebuilds. Women’s Autonomy Talks: YPJ commander Newroz Ehmed says negotiations with Damascus must preserve YPJ’s independent structure and autonomy, with discussion shifting toward integrating YPJ as intact special units rather than individual absorption. State Integration in Hasakah: Syrian government forces entered central Hasakah to support security and integration steps after the SDF’s dissolution process began. Church Leadership: Vatican named Chorbishop Sharbel Maroun as archbishop-elect for the Maronite Archeparchy of Damascus, succeeding Samir Nassar. Education Disruption in Suwayda: Students in As-Suwayda face exam access problems tied to control of routes and centers, turning schooling into a political battleground.
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