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From Assad’s fall to this week’s stalled talks in Damascus, Syria’s story is one of promises, pauses, and mistrust.

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In Damascus, hands were shaken, but no ground was gained.
Talks between the Kurdish-led Administration and Syria’s new authorities stall again amid deep mistrust.
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Syria’s First Lady praises women’s strength and progress.
Meanwhile, over 100 women remain missing in Suwaida, with no investigations.
A closer look at the gap between rhetoric and reality in The Amargi’s latest report.
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In Syria, the new regime stages feminism as theatre.
While the president’s wife preaches “progress,” women vanish in Suwaida and are silenced across the country.
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“Being Kurdish is a curse,” says artist Faek Omar Rasul, whose work transforms exile and trauma into art.
Interview by Arina Mahwi for The Amargi.
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Syria’s first post-Assad election promised renewal. Instead, it revived control.
Read Ferhad Hemmi’s analysis in The Amargi to see how the new authorities turned salvation into power.
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Trendyol and Hepsiburada face backlash for selling T-shirts mocking 1990s Kurdish disappearances.
Read Serap Güneş’s report in The Amargi to understand why the outrage goes far beyond fashion.
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Six years after ISIS’s defeat, its networks are reawakening across Syria.
Political turmoil and economic collapse have given the group new ground to regroup and strike again.
By Abbas Abbas for The Amargi. Link in comments.
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Her song became a movement.
Emel Mathlouthi tells Rebaz Majeed how Kelmti Horra turned into the anthem of the Arab Spring.
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Turkey’s legitimacy crisis is widening. Prof. Mesut Yeğen tells The Amargi that the AKP’s crackdown on the CHP signals a move toward an “authoritarian but multi-party” order. His analysis explores how this struggle could shape the next election.
By Serap Güneş. Link in comments.
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Kurdistan’s football body has been suspended after cancelling the 2024 CONIFA World Cup. Organisers cite unpaid dues, officials blame insecurity, a setback for Kurdish sport and soft power.
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From an October 2020 arrest to fresh charges in August 2025, Sherwan Sherwani’s case charts five years of detention through shifting verdicts and appeals. A press freedom bellwether, say rights groups. By Renwar Najm for The Amargi. Link in comments.