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Industrial scale of Isis weapons manufacturing in east Mosul revealed
Researchers found more than 5,500 items ranging from mortar rounds to rockets and explosives.
Aleppo: Assad has won a battle not the war says former Arab League chief Amr Moussa
Moussa says that Saudi Arabia and Egypt should play a bigger role in ending the Syrian war
Iraq braces for bloody insurgency after Isis jihadis are forced from their Mosul stronghold
Acting Iraqi Interior Minister Aqeel al-Khazali expects suicide attacks in major Iraqi cities
More than 50,000 Isis fighters killed since 'war on terror' began, Pentagon official confirms
Pentagon official said the 50,000 figure was a 'conservative estimate'.
Human rights lawyer Phil Shiner admits misconduct over Iraq torture claims against British troops
Phil Shiner, formerly of Public Interest Lawyers, faces being struck off.
Drone strikes expected to increase under Trump, warn warfare experts
Drone pioneer Michael Flynn seeks to stamp out Islamist ideology as Trump's National Security Adviser.
Isis British hostage John Cantlie appears in new propaganda video condemning airstrikes on Mosul
Journalist John Cantlie was captured in Syria in 2012 and has appeared in several propaganda videos.
Iraqi forces have surrounded Mosul with fall 'inevitable', Pentagon confirms
The fight for northern Iraqi city is still expected to take several months.
Inside Samarra: Iraq's holy city that has withstood a decade-long Isis and al-Qaeda onslaught
The Shia stronghold held out against Isis despite relentless suicide bomb attacks.
Kuwait in flames: Dramatic photos of a desert inferno
Kuwait: A Desert on Fire, sees Sebastião Salgado's travel closely with firefighters in one of the worst environmental disasters in living memory.
Iraqi civilians flee as heavy sandstorm rages through Mosul
The cloudy skies act in favour for the militants as they hinder air strikes and blur the vision of Iraqi forces.
Who is James 'Mad Dog' Mattis? Donald Trump's choice for secretary of defence
The retired general once said it was 'fun to shoot some people'.
Isis could have adopted new tactics to unleash terror on Europe, Europol warns amid ongoing Mosul offensive
A Europol report cautions against foreign fighters returning from Isis strongholds in Iraq and Syria.
Just 10% of Isis fighters returning to Europe reject group's ideology, study says
German study finds that nearly half of returnees remain committed to extremist ideology.
Battle for Mosul: Isis killing civilians who refuse to let snipers use their homes
UN says it has evidence Isis dishing out brutal punishments to civilians who reject their demands.
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 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.