ISIS

The once-peaceful home to both Muslims and Christians has been reduced to rubble — with every mound of dirt a potential ISIS booby trap

Canadian Special Forces are in the thick of the battle around Mosul. What comes next?

The fearsome Golden Division enters Iraq’s Christian heartland

Taking the Iraqi city from Islamic State will likely be easier than expected, but bringing peace to Mosul will prove elusive

Drone strikes are a largely irrelevant tactic, designed to make Americans feel better, argues Patrick Cockburn

Recent attacks may play well for Donald Trump—and he’s exactly who ISIS wants to see in the White House

Iraq may be in trouble again once the common enemy is gone

’Major Murad’, a retired Bangladeshi military officer involved in last summer’s deadly attacks in Dhaka, had received training at Kingston’s Army Staff College

The Turkish military’s foray into Syria is a sign the regime knows it can do what it likes—international opinion be damned.

From 2016: In a search for justice in a blood-soaked land, the victims of Islamic State’s worst atrocities speak up