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Israeli Incursions: Israeli forces have set up repeated checkpoints in Quneitra and detained dozens of Syrians in the occupied buffer zone. Families say they have little information about detainees; reports also describe abuse in custody and Israeli fire at journalists. Jordan Ties: Damascus and Amman signed 11 cooperation agreements after Jordanian airstrikes killed seven Syrians last month. The two sides say trade has nearly tripled to $330 million over the past year. Border Trade: A key crossing between Lebanon and Syria has reopened after two years, with upgraded scanners and security systems aimed at boosting travel and commerce. Kurdish Integration: Debate is sharpening over plans to integrate Kurdish-led institutions into the state, as Kurdish officials accuse unnamed parties of obstructing the process. Mine Dangers: Save the Children says four children were killed by mines or unexploded ordnance in less than a week, renewing calls for faster clearance and care for survivors. Roj Camp: Sudanese, Somali and Indonesian families have been repatriated from the camp in Hasakah, as Damascus signals it may take over its administration.

Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result. Feedback is welcome. Please let us know if you have any comments or suggestions about the AGP Executive Report.

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