Jeremy Hodge

Jeremy Hodge is a freelance journalist covering geopolitics in Syria, Iraq and the broader Middle East.

Articles by Jeremy Hodge
Clashes between Kurds and Arab tribes in Deir ez-Zor spread to Manbij, in Syria, on Sept. 1.
Clashes between Kurds and Arab tribes in Deir ez-Zor spread to Manbij, in Syria, on Sept. 1.

Why Clashes in Northern Syria Threaten U.S. Strategy in the Region
Analysis
Jeremy Hodge
Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a virtual trilateral meeting to discuss the topic of Syria with the leaders of Iran and Turkey.
Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a virtual trilateral meeting to discuss the topic of Syria with the leaders of Iran and Turkey.

The Wagner Mutiny Could Strengthen Iran in Syria
Analysis
Jeremy Hodge
A fighter from the Turkish-backed Free Syrian Army is deployed on a checkpoint in the area of Kafr Jannah on the outskirts of the Syrian town of Afrin on Oct. 19.
A fighter from the Turkish-backed Free Syrian Army is deployed on a checkpoint in the area of Kafr Jannah on the outskirts of the Syrian town of Afrin on Oct. 19.

Turkey Combats Jihadi Expansion on Syria Border
Dispatch
Jeremy Hodge, Hussein Nasser
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