AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSouthern Authority: Damascus is struggling to extend control as clashes, ISIS threats and tensions in Suwayda persist. Armed groups have blocked the Damascus–Suwayda road, while reports say Israeli forces are pushing a military barrier across farmland in the south. Political Transition: The Kurdish National Council renewed its call for a decentralized, pluralistic Syria with guaranteed rights, and met civil-society representatives to discuss coexistence and local stability. Accountability: Families of people who disappeared under Assad say former regime supporters are re-entering public life while the fate of the missing remains unknown, sharpening questions over reconciliation and justice. Education and Recovery: The EU says it will raise concerns about Syrian textbooks after a study alleged they promote jihad and antisemitic stereotypes. Damascus also plans its first nationwide map of mine-contaminated areas, as unexploded ordnance continues to endanger civilians. Regional Ties: Syrian officials are pursuing closer economic cooperation with Qatar, while Bahrain has reiterated support for Syria’s unity and sovereignty.
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