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Syria's Kurds criticize country's new transitional government

Kurdish groups in Syria's north-east on Sunday criticized the newly formed transitional government, saying the line-up failed to heed the country's diversity. On Saturday, Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa unveiled the new government and pledged to rebuild a "strong,

The article from MSN discusses the formation of a new transitional government in Syria, which has been met with criticism from the Kurdish-led Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES). The AANES, which controls significant portions of northeastern Syria, has expressed concerns over the lack of representation and consultation in the new government setup. Critics argue that this government, announced by the Syrian opposition, does not reflect the diverse ethnic and political groups within Syria, particularly sidelining the Kurds who have been pivotal in the fight against ISIS. The Kurdish administration has called for a more inclusive approach that would involve all parties in dialogue to ensure a fair representation in any transitional phase towards peace and stability in Syria.

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