Kurdish leaders emphasize entering a new phase of participation in Syria while securing their rights through political means and preserving their identity.

The uncertain future of Kurdish female fighters and their role in the new Syria is discussed, with some seeking a continued role after their fight against ISIS.

Reports highlight the historic acceptance of the Kurdish language as a language of instruction in the new Syrian state, seen as a significant diplomatic achievement.

A report indicates that the YPG terrorist group is handing over arms to the Syrian army, suggesting a shift in military dynamics.

Regional developments are creating a favorable environment for Turkey to achieve reconciliation with Kurdish groups.

There is confusion and lack of official clarity regarding Mazloum Abdi's fluctuating presence on Turkey's terrorist wanted list.