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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

          The Atrush oilfield in Kurdistan, Iraq. The company last achieved a million barrels of monthly production in July. Courtesy: Taqa

          Kurdistan bounces back with oil revival but challenges remain

          EnergyMarch 03, 2019
          US President Donald Trump thrusts his fist towards members of the US military. Reuters

          Donald Trump says ISIS has lost its last territory

          March 01, 2019
          A war crimes probe has identified 160 ISIS members who could eventually face prosecution for atrocities carried out against the Yazidi community in northern Iraq, a UN Council heard on Tuesday. AP

          Shamima Begum sums up the dilemma facing security forces after the defeat of ISIS

          CommentFebruary 14, 2019
          Abdul Jabbar Al Rawi, left, in Damascus in 1919. Courtesy the Alrawi family

          Reading my grandfather's stories of old Iraq have given me hope for the future

          CommentFebruary 13, 2019
          Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, the Chairman and CEO of DP World speaks at the World Government Summit on Tuesday. Chris Whiteoak / The National

          'We don't care about Brexit, just stop indecision' - WGS as it happened

          GovernmentFebruary 12, 2019
          Fighters from the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) are seen after arresting a wounded man during their fighting with ISIS. Reuters

          US-backed Syrian force launches 'final battle' against ISIS

          February 10, 2019
          A war crimes probe has identified 160 ISIS members who could eventually face prosecution for atrocities carried out against the Yazidi community in northern Iraq, a UN Council heard on Tuesday. AP

          Campaigners distorted conflict death tolls warns British politician

          EuropeFebruary 07, 2019
          A still from ISIS news agency Amaq showing captive British photojournalist John Cantlie in what appeared to be central Mosul, Iraq. Amaq via AP

          British minister says ISIS hostage John Cantlie still alive

          WorldFebruary 06, 2019
          Mr Trump's decision to pull out troops from Syria has been criticised by some, who say ISIS is not yet defeated. AP

          US Syria withdrawal looms large over anti-ISIS coalition meeting

          The AmericasFebruary 05, 2019
          US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is due to address the Global Coalition in Washington. Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg

          ISIS is diminished, but not yet defeated

          EditorialFebruary 05, 2019
          Visitors stand in front of a 'Welcome to Mosul' road sign displayed on January 29, 2019 at an art hall in the museum of the northern Iraqi city of Mosul, which served as the Islamic State (IS) group's brutal seat of power for three years, before Iraqi troops recaptured it in 2017. Mosul's celebrated museum has not recovered since IS jihadists ravaged its ancient treasures several years ago, but part of the complex reopened today to showcase more modern art.AFP

          Mosul Museum reopens with contemporary art display following ISIS destruction

          ArtJanuary 30, 2019
          'Talking About Trees', Suhaib Gasmelbari, 2019. Courtesy Berlinale

          Seven MENA films to know about from this year's Berlinale

          FilmJanuary 30, 2019
          Iraqi soldiers stand with an upside-down ISIS flag outside the destroyed Al-Nuri Mosque in Mosul on June 30, 2017. AFP

          ISIS: The terror group that captivated and repulsed the world

          January 26, 2019
          Iraqi lawmakers attend a parliament session in Baghdad. AP

          Iraqi national budget passed, but fails to meet country's reconstruction needs

          January 24, 2019
          The base of the destroyed Al Hadba leaning minaret in the Old City of Mosul. AFP

          Mosul's governor accuses MPs of exaggerating city's situation

          January 23, 2019
          Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, centre, arrives at the parliament building in Baghdad's heavily guarded Green Zone. AP

          Iraqi premier nominates two new cabinet ministers in bid to end deadlock

          January 22, 2019
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