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Life inside Mosul: Residents carry white flags as war rages around them
Many residents have chosen to stay in Mosul, preferring the risk of crossfire to spending the winter in a cold displacement camp.
Russia buried the Arab Spring in Aleppo – but Syria is just the beginning for Vladimir Putin
Russia has been dependable, forceful, and ruthless where America has been incoherent.
Mosul hospital treating injured pushed to breaking point with 150 admissions every day
Doctors have said they do not have enough beds or medical supplies as they deal with the influx of wounded.
Isis plots to attack Europe uncovered, with even bigger data haul expected in Mosul
Major-General Rupert Jones expects an even larger information trove when Mosul falls.
Australian Isis operative Neil Prakash 'may be alive' after being reported dead in airstrike
Australia's most senior Isis operative known as Abu Khaled al-Cambodi was reported dead twice in 2016.
Deadly Isis suicide bombing targets Shia pilgrims travelling from holy city of Karbala
The massive explosion happened near the village of Shomali, 60 miles south of Baghdad
Mosul front: Lost in the desert with the anti-Isis Shia militias of the Popular Mobilization Units
Fighters and journalists came under fire at a newly-liberated airport outside Tal Afar.
British woman who lost her son to Isis starts counselling service to prevent jihadist radicalisation
Nicola Benyahia's son Rasheed, 19, left home on 29 May 2015 and went to Syria to join the Islamic State.
British Isis jihadi says 'martyrdom is the only option' and will never be taken alive
Former Morrisons security guard Omar Hussain says he was shot whilst fighting with the Islamic State.
Arbaeen: Millions of Shia Muslims gather in Karbala in world's largest annual pilgrimage
Arbaeen commemorates the end of a 40-day mourning period after the killing of Imam Hussein, the Prophet Muhammad's grandson, during a battle in 680 AD.
Isis recruiting operatives for European attacks says Dutch counter-terrorism chief
European attacks easier to plan rather than recruits travelling to Syria or Iraq to fight coalition forces.
Isis jihadi commander says it's a 'pleasure to behead enemies' but admits he misses his cat
French-born Rachid Kassim is linked to several terror attacks in Europe and praised the Nice terror attack.
Parents of 'Jihadi Jack' to stand trial on suspicion of funding terrorism
Jack Letts is believed to be the first white Briton to travel to Isis-held Syria in 2014.
Mass grave of hundreds of Iraqi police murdered by Isis found near Mosul
Isis appears to have massacred the policemen just one month before start of US-backed forces assault on Mosul.
Life returning to normal in parts of Mosul, but residents fear Isis return
There is an overwhelming sense of uncertainty as Iraqi special forces press ahead with their offensive on the Islamist group's last big stronghold in Iraq.
From 'ripping up' Iran deal to banning Muslims – what is Donald Trump's plan for the Middle East?
The President-elect has contradicted himself often on policy towards Iran and the Arab world.
In The Field Podcast: On the outskirts of Mosul, civilians pay the price for the war against Isis
Campbell MacDiarmid and Razaw Salihy are guests on IBTimesUK's In the Field
Iraqi special forces begin fresh offensive in Mosul as Isis attacks with suicide bombs
Iraqi forces have successfully liberated swathes of eastern Mosul, establishing a foothold in Iraq's second city
Inside the 3,000-year-old Assyrian city of Nimrud, destroyed by Isis
Once the capital of an empire stretching across the ancient Middle East, Nimrud was looted and ransacked by the militants.
German police conduct raids in 10 states to crack down on banned Islamist group allegedly linked to Isis
Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere banned the group, called The True Religion or Die wahre Religion in German.
Isis mortars and coalition air strikes bring death to Mosul civilians from land and sky
IBTimesUK reports from frontline where Islamic State open fire on residents as they flee but Iraqi artillery and air strikes 'have killed dozens'.
India: Isis recruit confirms presence of Maharashtra woman in Mosul
Subahani Haja Moideen, 31, said he met a Maharashtra-based couple during his stay in Iraq.
Iraqi troops vow to wrest Mosul from Islamic State
Iraqi forces are four weeks into a campaign to recapture the northern city from Daesh.
Russia arrests 10 people thought to be plotting Islamic State-linked terror attacks
The terrorist suspects were arrested with the help of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.
Two districts captured in Mosul among 'intense' fighting and suicide bombings
Nine cars were deployed in suicide bomb attacks and 30 Isis militants were killed.
UN reveals Islamic State hanged 40 people in Mosul and used chemical weapons
UN urged Iraqi government to restore rule of law as soon as possible to prevent revenge attacks.
Trump's 30 day plan to defeat Isis is a lesson in how not to fight terrorism
Those who voted for Trump because he promised to beat Isis were grossly misled by his naive foreign knowledge.
Iraqi forces torture and execute villagers accused of supporting the Islamic State
The human rights organisation Amnesty International has called on Iraqi authorities to investigate the abuses.
US Military says 64 Iraqi and Syrian civilian casualties recorded in 10 months of air strikes
The Pentagon released figures which totalled 119 civilian casualties since 2014.
Iraq: Isis forcibly moves 1,500 families 'to be used as human shields'
Hundreds of people have also been abducted from areas around Mosul, including 30 sheikhs.