At the same time, some 5,500 miles away in Maine, Stephen Rasche, an international transactions lawyer, was recuperating from ...

Since Oct. 16, when Iraqi forces launched a large-scale offensive on Mosul to dislodge ISIS fighters, more than a hundred villages have been liberated. But the battle for Mosul continues.

She revealed to Business Insider what life was like for the civilian population in Mosul, when the second largest Iraqi city was under ISIS control. Following is a transcript of the video.

Reflection on ISIS’s destruction of the city permits renewed consideration of the importance of beauty. Following a long, exhausting campaign, Iraqi forces successfully retook control of Mosul.

Seven years after it was destroyed by ISIS, the iconic Al-Hadba minaret in Mosul, Iraq, has finally been restored. Last week, ...

For the children of Mosul, life took a darker turn when IS took over – as Hussein discovered one terrible day at school. On the last day of his short life, 10-year-old Sami* had something ...

A luxury hotel stamped with Islamic State logos. Rifle-wielding fighters chaperoning kids at an amusement park. Such is life through the lens of ISIS propaganda in the besieged Iraqi city of Mosul.

Copy and paste the code in your html to embed this video, making sure to credit Cineuropa: The documentary questions what it means to be a son of Isis in Iraq today, a country that has fought a ...

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But ISIS has dug in, and what once commanders thought would take days could maybe take longer. “I can only compare it to the end of the operation to liberate the old (Iraqi) city of Mosul ...

3D technology has allowed us to explore ISIS prisons in Iraq and Syria and document their war crimes. The exhibition has been made possible thanks to the testimony of dozens of former prisoners.