Khoshnaw Rahmani, Jadetimes Staff Image Source:   Hunar Ahmad A new agreement between the Syrian Interim Government and the Syrian Democratic Forces marks a consequential, if fragile, shift in northern Syria’s fractured map of authority. The deal establishes deconfliction channels, limited administrative coordination, and humanitarian access guarantees between the SIG—an opposition body that principally represents Sunni Arab constituencies—and the SDF, the Kurdishled milita

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