So what does the loss of its territory mean for ISIS and will it bring its fight closer to the West? WSJ's Niki Blasina reports.
The Khasfa Well Pit, located south of Mosul, was a mass grave where thousands of victims were dumped during the ISIS era. For more than six years, the site remained covered with sand. Now ...
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Why ISIS-K Hates Putin—and Went After MoscowIt should have been no surprise that the terrorist group known as ISIS was behind Friday night ... fled back home just before or after the fall of Mosul. The concert-hall killing in Moscow ...
Iran’s state-run Press TV claimed the units also captured the Freedom Bridge across the river Tigris, raising the national flag over the structure. Sergeant Saad Jabar said over the past two years ...
Iraq’s education system has been devastated by ISIS, but there’s still hope of avoiding a ‘lost generation’ Photographs by Diego Ibarra Sánchez After two years in the darkness, living in ...
Reflection on ISIS’s destruction of the city permits renewed consideration of the importance of beauty. Following a long, exhausting campaign, Iraqi forces successfully retook control of Mosul.
US forces working with Iraqi intelligence and security services killed a high-profile leader of the Islamic State in an ...
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