America's closest ally in Syria is losing ground as a new order takes shape

The jihadi rebels who ousted Syrian President Bashar Assad aim to establish a unified, inclusive country, but face challenges due to the Kurdish minority’s uncertain future post-civil war. Kurdish fighters, America’s allies, are at risk as Sunni Arab rebels supported by Turkey threaten their gains, potentially prolonging conflict. The Kurds, seeking U.S. aid, face uncertainty under President-elect Donald Trump, as Turkey-backed opposition factions clash with them in Syria, raising concerns about their place in the new political order.

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