AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSyria’s post-Assad political reset: Syria’s first Parliament after the Assad era is taking shape, with interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa naming 70 lawmakers out of a 210-member People’s Assembly; the body is set to hold its first session Monday, with attention on representation, including women and minority seats. UNRWA under pressure: UN chief António Guterres warns UNRWA is nearing collapse amid a $100 million funding gap, while Türkiye says UNRWA faces unprecedented political pressure and condemns attacks on its staff and premises. Culture & identity in the region: A new book review spotlights “Worlds of Islam” as a humane, global history of Islam’s adaptability, pushing back on alarmist takes. Syrian heritage at risk: Reports say wartime strikes have damaged Iran’s UNESCO-listed landmarks, raising alarms about cultural heritage in conflict zones. Immigration ripple effects felt by Syrians: Coverage of U.S. Supreme Court decisions highlights fear and uncertainty for Syrians and Haitians after TPS changes, with communities in the U.S. bracing for what comes next.
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