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Why is Golani's entry into the Lebanese war still unlikely?
Syria Service - US pressure for Syria to play a greater role in the Hezbollah case has increased speculation about the possibility of Damascus entering the Lebanese war; however, it seems that Syria's internal considerations, regional complexities and discursive challenges still make it unlikely for Ahmed al-Sharaa to directly enter this war.
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Damascus and Erbil on the Path to Strengthening Political Relations
World Service- The Syrian government, continuing to expand relations with the Iraqi Kurdistan Region, is preparing to open its consulate in Erbil. This move, along with the increasing influence of movements close to the Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iraq in the new political structure of Syria and the decreasing role of the Democratic Union Party and the Syrian Democratic Forces, indicates a change in the balance of power among the Syrian Kurds.
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Building a new Syria depends on a national agreement based on the constitution
Syria Service - The Syrian Democratic Council (MSD) issued a statement on the occasion of the 14th anniversary of July 19, 2012, emphasizing the need to achieve a national agreement on constitutional and political grounds to build a new Syria, and called for recognizing the country's diversity, guaranteeing the rights of all citizens, and advancing national dialogue as a path to achieving sustainable stability.
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Eight Syrian Kurdish parties call for cancellation of the "Arab Belt" plan and restoration of historical Kurdish names
Syria Service - Eight parties that are members of the Consultative Meeting of Syrian Kurdish Parties issued a statement calling on the new Syrian government to cancel all consequences of the Arabization policies of the Baathist regime, including the "Arab Belt" plan, return historical Kurdish names to Kurdish-populated areas, and compensate for the lost rights of the Kurdish people.