Is there a glimmer of hope for Kurds to gain any rights in Syria?

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Dr Serbest Nebi, political analyst Credit: Supplied

For almost 15 years, the situation in Syria has been tense. Many people hoped that things would improve and that peace would return to the country when the Assad regime fell. However, there have been civilian casualties recently as a result of heightened tensions in southern Syria. Additionally, there is still uncertainty surrounding the situation of the Kurds in Syria, especially in light of the agreement that SDF Commander-in-Chief Mazloum Abdi and Interim President of Syria Ahmed Shari’i reached on March 10. Dr Sarbast Nabi, a professor of political philosophy at Koya University in the Kurdistan Region, shares his views on the current situation in Syria with us.


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