Iraq

A series of visualizations to better understand Canada’s impact in the war against Islamic State

A new report says Islamic State committed genocide, and argues that countries like Canada must therefore hold them accountable

The YPG, a ragtag army of Kurds, are taking on—and beating—the world’s most feared jihadists. But is fanaticism the only way to kill fanaticism?

America’s strategy to destroy the radical group in Iraq and Syria has failed spectacularly. There’s a way to turn the tables—but Obama wouldn’t say yes.

Kosovo owes its existence to the West. Its capital even has a statue of Bill Clinton. But even here, Islamic State is taking root.

The stable countries of the Middle East need to take on greater responsibility for solving their own neighbourhood problems

The fall of Ramadi isn’t a disaster. It’s a chance to try and bridge Iraq’s sectarian divide.

Rachel Browne on the future faced by Yazidi women recently released from Islamic State captivity

The government whip closes debate on the military mission against ISIS

NDP leader Tom Mulcair explains why he opposes the government’s mission