Isis

Syria's largest camp for Daesh prisoners is a recipe for disaster

The YPG has proved that it is incapable of managing the Al Hol camp in Syria, that was a terrible idea from its outset.

Once a former US informant, today the leader of Daesh

The current leader of the terrorist organisation once provided the US with information that would lead to the killing of a top leader.

Mozambique will need more than military might to fight insurgency

If the state doesn't want the insurgency to turn into a prolonged game of whac-a-mole, it will need to address Cabo Delgado's socio-economic shortcomings.

Can Pakistan re-introduce itself to the world?

Pakistan seems to be making a holistic policy shift from geopolitics to geoconomics.

Spare a thought for the children of the Iraq War

An entire generation of Iraqis have been robbed of their childhoods and those responsible for the devastation will never face accountability.

Turkey rejects European Parliament’s 'unfounded' claims

Turkish foreign ministry says the European Parliament must understand how important role Turkey has played in solving Syrian conflict and refugee crisis so far, which are critical for the safety of Europe.

Turkey nabs Iraqi Daesh member, rescues Yazidi girl

The Daesh member, who had once served as an officer in the Iraqi army, was arrested in an early morning raid in the capital Ankara while the 7-year-old Yazidi girl was later placed in the care of social services.

Turkey captures most wanted Daesh terrorist

The Daesh member who was a Kazakh national was nabbed in Turkey's southern province of Kilis, near the border with Syria.

Syria lists Yazidis as a Muslim sect. Outraged, they say otherwise

A new Civil Status Law in Syria blocks Yazidis from forming a court to rule on personal status, a right other ethnic minorities in the country enjoy.

How Syria’s Jolani is trying to rebrand himself as a peacemaker

Once pledging allegiance to al Qaeda, the HTS’s Mohammed al Jolani is rolling up his sleeves to fight his past and convince the world that he’s the man who can save Syria’s Idlib.

Tens of thousands of IDPs in Iraq are on the verge of becoming homeless

While Daesh's presence continues to linger, the Iraqi government is shutting down the remaining IDP camps. But no work has been done to ensure their safe repatriation as they fear retribution for the crimes they haven’t committed.

The Art and Soul of Mosul: online exhibition looks beyond the devastation

Google Arts & Culture, a non-profit initiative, is highlighting Mosul at the moment, in collaboration with Al-Ghad Radio, Iraq. The project went live on January 28, 2021.