Conflict and politics of the Syrian-Turkish borderlands
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This Week in Northern Syria [28.2026]
July 8 - 14: Ferry tragedy in Deir ez-Zour, new People's Assembly meets for first time, DAANES judges interviewed by MoJ in Damascus, and more...
Last week’s key events: Announcement of the presidential appointments for the People’s Assemb...
Recent podcast appearances
In recent weeks I went on both the The Amargi Mosaic and American Prestige podcasts to discuss SDF integration, other recent developments in Syria, and some of my own observations from the ground.
This Week in Northern Syria [27.2026]
July 1 - 7: People's Assembly appointments, Qamishli municipality demolish Mandate era building, 1st SDF brigade returns from Nabk, and more...
Last week’s key events: Protests over the economic situation continue in northeastern Syria, ne...
This Week in Northern Syria [26.2026]
June 24 - 30: Protests over the economic situation continue in NES, new fuel prices announced, PYD-ENKS spat over unity delegation, and more...
Apologies for the delayed publication. I am back in the US for a few weeks so am no longer publ...
This Week in Northern Syria [25.2026]
June 17 - 23: Gov't recognizes DAANES secondary certificates, crop fires across northern al-Hasakah, protests over oil price hikes in Qamishli, and more...
Last week’s key events: 8th and final IDP convoy returns to Afrin, dispute between...
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