Syria's interim government, led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), has reached an agreement with the Kurdish-led authority in the northeast. The deal includes a ceasefire and the integration of U.S.-backed Kurdish forces into the Syrian army. But what does this mean for Syria's future, its governance, and regional stability? Nagendar Sharma breaks down the political and military implications of this shift and what lies ahead for the war-torn nation.