ISIS

The airborne chemical attack in Syria demands a response, writes Evan Solomon. Should this be Canada’s ’red line’ in Syria?

Why a group of Canadian volunteers, led by former anti-Islamic State fighters, is rushing into the thick of the war in Mosul

In Iraq, Canada has taken the lead in getting the lights on, the water running and the children back in school—’These kids need to believe in their future’

Iraqi forces were losing the battle. Then the airstrikes began, turning the tide—but at a horrible cost. Inside the terrifying fight for Mosul.

Mustafa and Rosul planned to marry, until ISIS came and tragedy tore them apart. They feared they’d never see each other again.

The country’s own ruling party helped enable radicals. Why this may be the year it finally confronts the enemy within.

Every tyrant has now learned the Syrian lesson: you can bomb your cities and kill with impunity. How the West failed so horribly.

When ISIS arrived in Mosul, they were seen as liberators. Then the violence began. Here are stories from people who survived ISIS rule.

Iraqi forces are inching forward to Mosul—and into a horrifying mix of civilians, snipers, car bombs and mortars

Commanders on the front lines are shaking their heads. The Mosul offensive would have been a nightmare under Trump, says one.