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          Mosul

          Latest news and stories about the Iraqi city that was once an ISIS stronghold and has been reconstructed through UAE, Unesco and EU funding

          Parks and restaurants lies partially submerged alongside the Tigris river, in Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, April 7, 2019. AP

          Iraq: heavy rainfall increases fear of Mosul dam collapse

          April 13, 2019
          Abdul Ahad Rustam Nazarov, 28, a Tajik man who joined ISIS, says the group killed and jailed foreigners who tried to flee. Reuters

          ISIS recruit says group killed or jailed many foreign fighters

          April 11, 2019
          A reconciliation village in Rweru, Rwanda, where ex-perpetrators and victims of the genocide in 1994 live peacefully together 25 years on. Andrew Renneisen / Getty

          Reconciliation and reconstruction must go hand in hand to heal

          CommentApril 09, 2019
          In this picture released by the office of the Iranian supreme leader, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, right, speaks with Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdel Mahdi, in Tehran, Iran, Saturday, April, 6, 2019. AP

          Iraq seeks neutral regional role after ISIS

          April 07, 2019
          The heavily damaged Saint John the Baptist Church in Qaraqosh, about 30km east of Mosul, a month after Iraqi forces recaptured it from ISIS in late 2016. AFP

          Iraqi Christians call for safe zones as they struggle to find solace

          April 04, 2019
          Iraqi men pray during absentee funreal prayers for the victims of the capsized ferry in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul on March 22, 2019. AFP

          Iraqi court issues arrest warrant for Nineveh governor

          March 28, 2019
          Iraqi rescue team members rest near the site where a ferry sank in the Tigris River in Mosul. Reuters

          Iraq prime minister asks MPs to fire governor over deadly ferry capsize

          March 24, 2019
          A young boy is wrapped up in a towel after being rescued from the Tigris after a ferry capsizing near Mosul. Photo courtesy Civil Defence Nineveh Press via Storyful

          At least 80 killed after boat capsizes in Iraq's Tigris River

          March 22, 2019
          Smoke rises from the last besieged neighborhood in the village of Baghouz, Deir Al Zor province, Syria, March 18, 2019. REUTERS

          US says just a few hundred ISIS fighters left in Syria battle

          March 19, 2019
          Hussein Al Umari was killed while running towards the terrorist, as he tried to protect people fleeing the mosque. Courtesy Janna Ezat.

          UAE-born New Zealand victim killed 'running towards' gunman

          March 18, 2019
          ISIS-held Baghouz, in Syria's Deir Ezzour province, viewed from an SDF frontline position. Campbell MacDiarmid

          ISIS may be beaten on the battlefield but its ideology is unbowed

          CommentMarch 14, 2019
          Destruction surrounds the Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of the Hour in the old city of Mosul, eight months after it was retaken by Iraqi government forces from the control of Islamic State group fighters. AFP

          Failing to acknowledge Mosul's suffering makes moving toward the future all the more difficult

          CommentMarch 10, 2019
          Former Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi (C) speaks as he presents candidates running on his list during an electoral campaign rally in the holy Iraqi city of Karbala on May 4, 2018. AFP

          Iraqis outraged by former premier's estimate of Mosul death toll

          March 07, 2019
          A Syrian woman walks past a military vehicle as hundreds of civilians, who streamed out of the Islamic State group's last Syrian stronghold, headed towards a screening point run by the Syrian Democratic Forces, outside Baghouz. AFP/Delil Souleiman

          Is Baghouz the end of the battle against ISIS, or just the beginning?

          CommentMarch 07, 2019
          Kurdish YPG fighters stand guard outside Baghouz, Syria as fighting is ongoing to clear the bastion of the last ISIS fighters, 2 March 2019. Campbell MacDiarmid

          ISIS riddles Baghouz with IEDs to slow capture of final enclave

          March 04, 2019
          A US-backed, Kurdish-led force announced it had expelled ISIS from its last patch of territory in eastern Syria, the town of Baghouz, on March 23. Campbell MacDiarmid / The National

          ISIS faces destruction in final Syria battle

          March 04, 2019
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