AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFuel Protests in Syria: Demonstrators across Deir al-Zour, Hasakeh, Raqqa, Aleppo and Idlib took to the streets for a second day after the government raised fuel prices—diesel up 40% and petrol up 28%—with roads blocked and burning tires used to pressure authorities. Cultural Life & Heritage: A new look at Damascus through fashion fantasy is gaining attention as “Wearing My City’s Architecture” turns historic buildings into digital outfits, spotlighting places like Beit al-Akkad and Ottoman-era landmarks. Armenian Community in Aleppo: A field report revisits Syria’s Armenian presence in Aleppo and Kessab, describing how war, economic collapse, the 2023 earthquake and emigration have reshaped community life. Syrian Parliament & Justice Reform: Syria’s parliament voted to abolish the Assad-era Counter-Terrorism Court and nullify its rulings, aiming to unwind years of politically charged prosecutions. Music & Cross-Culture: “Piano Prism” at UA Little Rock features a Syrian-American composer’s “Aleppo Songs” alongside works spanning centuries and cultures, including a world premiere celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. Academic Freedom Watch: A report says India’s academic freedom is “severely restricted,” with government influence stifling campus discourse—an issue that resonates for education and youth across the region.
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