AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSyria’s Transition & Justice: Syria’s new authorities are moving toward accountability after the Assad-era fall, including steps tied to war-crimes cases like the 2013 Tadamon massacre—while critics warn that proving responsibility is messy and can sweep up the wrong people. Women & Work in Syria: With wages failing to cover living costs, more Syrian women are shifting from traditional jobs to home-based businesses—candles, perfumes, sweets, embroidery, and gift-wrapping—turning degrees into side projects for survival. Education Under Strain: Teachers in Hassakeh resumed protests over delayed salaries and unclear status after the merger between the Autonomous Administration and the Syrian government, with thousands still waiting. Security & Regional Tensions: Syria’s Interior Ministry says it intercepted a Hezbollah-bound arms shipment near the Iraq border, including long-range missiles, guided anti-tank weapons, and drones. Culture & Community: Liverpool’s Arab Arts Festival returns for a 10-day run with a “Home” theme, spotlighting Arab artists and diaspora creativity. International Diplomacy: The Trump administration has started the process to remove Syria from the U.S. State Sponsors of Terrorism list, citing assurances from President Ahmed al-Sharaa.
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