Islamic State

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

In a prison in northern Iraq, captured ISIS soldiers discuss their crimes and what drove them to their murderous ideology

Even as ISIS is failing in Syria and Iraq, its ideology lives on, leading to the murder of 440 people in the past three weeks alone

Terry Glavin on Ottawa’s sad dance around ISIS’s genocidal acts, and the House’s disappointing debate

Former ambassador Chris Alexander on the devotion of Nepali Gurkha guards, after 14 are killed in Afghanistan

Before Maclean’s spoke to her, this Canadian woman was unaware that ISIS had published her personal details along with thousands of others.

The author of a new book on ’genocide’ and ’crimes against humanity’ says the terms aren’t just technical legalese

Adnan R. Khan on the ground with the Canadian-trained unit fighting ISIS—one that’s making some diplomats fear Ottawa’s plan is misguided

What does the West really know about the inner workings of Islamic State and how it will end? Alarmingly little.